Oxford Railway Station - Services

Services

[ ] Railways around Oxford
Legend
to Banbury
to Worcester
to Bicester
to Witney and Fairford
Water Eaton Parkway
Yarnton
Oxford Road Halt
Wolvercot Junction
Wolvercot Platform
Wolvercote Halt
Oxford North Junction
Port Meadow Halt
Exchange sidings
Sheepwash Channel
Rewley Road Swing Bridge
Oxford
Oxford Rewley Road
Oxford (Grandpont) Goods
Hinksey Halt
Millstream Junction
Abingdon Road Halt
Kennington Junction
Radley
Iffley Halt
to Didcot
Kennington Railway Bridge
Littlemore
Morris Cowley
BMW Mini terminal
Horspath Halt
to Princes Risborough
Preceding station National Rail Following station
Banbury or Tackley Chiltern Railways

Terminus
Islip Chiltern Railways
Terminus
Banbury CrossCountry
Reading
CrossCountry
Hanborough First Great Western
Didcot Parkway
Tackley or
Terminus
First Great Western
Radley
Future services
Water Eaton Parkway Chiltern Railways
Terminus
Water Eaton Parkway Varsity Line
Didcot Parkway
Historical railways
Wolvercot Platform
Great Western Railway
Hinksey Halt

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