Line | Location | Opening date | Railway station originally opened | number of platforms |
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Green | underground; platforms shared with National Rail | 31st March 2002 | 4th August 1879 | 2 island platform |
Sunderland station is shared with Northern mainline services. There is an island platform with two faces; Metro trains use the southern end of the platforms (called Platform 2—southbound—and Platform 3—northbound) and mainline services us the northern end of the platforms (called Plaform 1—southbound—and Platform 4—northbound).
The station opened to mainline services in 1879, and was rebuilt to its current design in 1965. Metro services began using the station in March 2002 with the opening of the Sunderland extension. The platforms are underneath the entrance/ticket hall.
Sunderland station at street level
06/07/2006 • 003045
Inside the station building at Sunderland, showing the Metro ticket machines and stairs to the platforms
06/07/2006 • 003046
Platforms in the Stygian gloom of Sunderland station. Metro services use these ends of the platforms, while National Rail trains use the other end. This is looking north, towards Newcastle
06/07/2005 • 003047
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