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LineLocationMetro station opening dateRailway station originally openedRailway station closednumber of platforms
Yellowsurface14th November 198218th June 183911th August 19802 staggered platforms

Howdon station is on the southern half of the Tyne Coast loop, and is a former railway station. Opened as Howdon, the station was renamed Howdon-on-Tyne on 1st December 1875, and reverted to Howdon when Metro services started.

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St James
South Shields via the Coast
 
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