Rio Grande da Serra (CPTM)
Preceding station | São Paulo Metropolitan Trains | Following station | ||
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Ribeirão Pires-Antônio Bespalec towards Luz | Line 10 | Terminus | ||
Ribeirão Pires-Antônio Bespalec towards Jundiaí | Service 710 |
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Rio Grande da Serra is a train station on CPTM Line 10-Turquoise, located in the city of Rio Grande da Serra. Since 2002, is the terminus station of Line 10.
History
The station was opened as Rio Grande, built with wattle and daub and not tiled platform. Desert location at the time, was an intermediary station of water fueling for steam locomotives and train crossings. It was the second train station built in the state of São Paulo.
Rio Grande da Serra became a city in 1964, with the current name. Its station is still the same since the beginning of the century, well conserved. It works attending CPTM commuter trains, being the end of the line, as the track to Paranapiacaba don't receive trains anymore since 2002.
Railroad Ring
The project of the Railway Outline of São Paulo Metropolitan Region considers Evangelista de Souza station as start point of the South Railroad Ring. The track will connect Ouro Fino Paulista, in Ribeiro Pires, to the Evangelista de Souza station, in Parelheiros, allowing the cargo trains cross the São Paulo Metropolitan Region, without interfering in the commuter transportation of CPTM.[1]
References
- ^ Fernandjes, Natália (5 June 2017). "Estudo para obras do Ferroanel deve ficar pronto no fim do ano" (in Portuguese). Diário do Grande ABC. Retrieved 14 July 2019.
Disused railways | ||||
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Ribeirão Pires toward Jundiaí | Trunk line The São Paulo Railway Company | Eletrocloro Deactivated toward Santos | ||
Ribeirão Pires toward Luz | Line D-Beige CPTM | Campo Grande Deactivated toward Paranapiacaba |
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- Jundiaí
- Várzea Paulista
- Campo Limpo Paulista
- Botujuru
- Francisco Morato
- Baltazar Fidélis
- Franco da Rocha
- Caieiras
- Perus
- Vila Aurora
- Jaraguá
- Vila Clarice
- Pirituba
- Piqueri
- Lapa
- Água Branca
- Palmeiras–Barra Funda
- Luz
- Luz
- Brás
- Juventus–Mooca
- Ipiranga
- Tamanduateí
- São Caetano do Sul–Prefeito Walter Braido
- Utinga
- Prefeito Saladino
- Prefeito Celso Daniel–Santo André
- Capuava
- Mauá
- Guapituba
- Ribeirão Pires–Antônio Bespalec
- Rio Grande da Serra
- Luz
- Brás
- Tatuapé
- Penha
- Corinthians–Itaquera
- Dom Bosco
- José Bonifácio
- Guaianases
- Antonio Gianetti Neto
- Ferraz de Vasconcelos
- Poá
- Calmon Viana
- Suzano
- Jundiapeba
- Braz Cubas
- Mogi das Cruzes
- Estudantes
- Brás
- Tatuapé
- Engenheiro Goulart
- USP Leste
- Comendador Ermelino
- São Miguel Paulista
- Jardim Helena–Vila Mara
- Itaim Paulista
- Jardim Romano
- Engenheiro Manoel Feio
- Itaquaquecetuba
- Aracaré
- Calmon Viana
- Suzano
- Engenheiro Goulart
- Guarulhos–CECAP
- Aeroporto–Guarulhos