List of proposed railway stations in Scotland
This page lists proposed railway stations in Scotland.
Proposed railway stations in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire
- Aberdeen Airport[1]
- Aberdeen South[1]
- Altens[2]
- Bucksburn[3][4]
- Persley[3]
- Kittybrewster[3][4]
- Cove[3][4]
- Newtonhill[1][2][3][5]
- Peterhead[6]
- Fraserburgh[6]
- Westhill[6]
- Ellon[6]
Proposed railway stations in Angus
- Forfar[6]
Proposed railway stations in Argyll & Bute
- Faslane[7][8][9]
Proposed railway stations in Clackmannanshire
- Clackmannan[7][10][11][12]
- Kincardine[7][11][12]
- Longannet[11][12]
- Cambus[3][13]
Proposed railway stations in Dumfries and Galloway
- Thornhill[7][14][6]
- Beattock[1][7][15]
- Eastriggs[7][14][6]
- Dunragit/Glenruce[1][3][6]
- Cumnock[3][16]
- Mauchline[3][16]
- Ecclefechan[6]
Proposed railway stations in Dundee
- Craigie/West Ferry[3][additional citation(s) needed]
- Dundee Airport[3][6]
- Dundee West[1]
Proposed railway stations in East Ayrshire
- Altonhill[6][17]
- Cumnock[17]
- Hurlford[3][6][17][18]
- Kilmarnock Northwest[18]
- Kilmarnock East[18]
- Kilmarnock South[18]
- Mauchline[17]
Proposed railway stations in East Dunbartonshire
- Allander[1][7][19][20]
- Westerhill[3][19][20]
- Woodilee[3][19]
Proposed railway stations in East Lothian
- Blindwells[3][6][21][22]
- Musselburgh P&R[1]
Proposed railway stations in East Renfrewshire
- Auchenback[1][6][23]
- Balgray[24]
Proposed railway stations in Edinburgh
- Abbeyhill[3][25][26]
- Portobello[3][25][26][27]
- Piershill[25][26]
- Duddingston & Craigmillar[25][26]
- Newington[25][26]
- Blackford Hill[25][26]
- Morningside Road[25][26]
- Craiglockhart[25][26]
- Gorgie East[25][26]
Proposed railway stations in Falkirk
- Grangemouth[3][6][28]
- Bonnybridge[3][29]
- Bo'ness[6]
Proposed railway stations in Fife
- Halbeath[3][30][31]
- Dysart[3][additional citation(s) needed]
- Sinclairtown[3][additional citation(s) needed]
- Windygates[3][additional citation(s) needed]
- Kirkcaldy East[1]
- Wormit[1]
- Newburgh[1][6]
- St Andrews[6]
Proposed railway stations in Glasgow
- Ibrox[1][3][32]
- Finnieston[6][33]
- West Street[3]
- Glasgow Cross[3]
- Citizens[3]
- Parkhead Forge[1][3][32]
- Millerston[1][32][34]
- Blochairn[3][32][35]
- Jordanhill West[1][32]
- Germiston[32]
- Drumchapel West[32]
Proposed railway stations in the Highlands
- Beechwood[3][additional citation(s) needed]
- Culloden[3][additional citation(s) needed]
- Balloch (Highland)[6]
- Evanton[6][36][37][38]
- Halkirk[6][39]
Proposed railway stations in Midlothian
- Penicuik[6]
Proposed railway stations in Moray
- Kinloss[6]
Proposed railway stations in North Ayrshire
- Ardrossan North[1][3][40][41]
- Largs Marina[41][42]
- Drybridge[41]
Proposed railway stations in North Lanarkshire
- Plains[3][43][44]
- Abronhill[3][45]
- Ravenscraig[1][6]
- Castlecary[1]
- Mossend[6]
- Crosshill[3]
Proposed railway stations in Perth & Kinross
- Abernethy[6]
- Bridge of Earn[3][46]
- Oudenarde[3][47]
- Errol[1][6]
- Greenloaning/Blackford[1][6]
Proposed railway stations in Renfrewshire
- Glasgow Airport[48][49]
- West Paisley[6]
- Erskine[6]
Proposed railway stations in the Scottish Borders
- Melrose[1]
As part of an extension of the Borders Railway
- Newcastleton[7][50][51][52]
- Hawick[6][7][50][51][52]
Proposed railway stations in South Ayrshire
- Ayr Hospital[1]
Proposed railway stations in South Lanarkshire
- Law[3][53]
- Symington[1][3]
- Burnbank[3]
- Kirktonholme[3]
- Bogleshole[1]
Proposed railway stations in Stirling
- Bannockburn[1][3][54]
Proposed railway stations in West Lothian
- Winchburgh[1][3][7][6][55][56]
- Broxburn[6]
See also
- Edinburgh Trams#Extension from city centre to Newhaven
- Glasgow Subway#Future development and Clyde Metro
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