Agdangan, Camarines Sur Station

Agdangan, Camarines Sur shortened to as Agdangan C.S., is a flag station situated on the Manila-Legazpi Line and formerly the Legazpi Division Line. It serves Agdangan, Baao, Camarines Sur.

History

Agdangan was opened on April 1, 1920.

Informations

A second track was installed in 1939.
The station structure is concrete but has a similarity with wooden station structures.
It was featured in a video showing the inspection of the line in 2015, the Agdangan station was supposed to be the one on Quezon but the one featured is concrete.

References

Report of the General Manager (1939)

v - e - d Southern Lines

Manila-Legazpi Line (474 kms)

Tutuban • Tayuman • Blumentritt • Laon-Laan • España • Sampaloc • Santa Mesa • Pandacan • Paco • San Andres • Vito Cruz • Buendia • Pasay Road • EDSA • Nichols • Balagbag • FTI • Gelmart • Bicutan • Bagumbayan • Batisan • Sucat • Kupang • Alabang • Muntinlupa • Tunasan • San Pedro • Pacita MG • Golden City 1 • Biñan • Santa Rosa • Golden City 2 • Cabuyao • Mamatid • Banlic • Calamba • Bucal • Pansol • Masili • Los Baños • College • Mainit • Masaya • San Crispin • San Pablo • McCord • Santa Ana L. • Tiaong • Lusacan • Taguan • Candelaria • Concepcion • Lutucan • Sariaya • Morong • Lucena • Mayao • Pagbilao • Pinagbayanan • Palsabangon • Binahaan • Malicboy • Guitong • Sipa • Hinguiwin • Padre Burgos • Marao • Pinaninding • Yawe • Cabuyao Sur • Kinagunan • Agdangan • Santol • Binagbag • Bulo • Panaon • Tubigan • Poctol • Summit • Duhat • Plaridel • Inaclagan • Villa Bota • Gumaca • Hinlulubi • Bamban • Camohaguin • Hagakhakin • San Vicente • Pansol Q. • Lopez • Santa Lucia • Hondagua • Quinalin • Calauag • Sumulong • Nursery • Danlagan • Aloneros • Manato • Katimo • Buyabod • Kinatakutan • Laurel • Aliji • Morato • Tagkawayan • Pasay • Del Gallego • Sinuknipan • Katabangan • Port Junction • Fort Simeon • Liboro • Ragay • Banga Caves • Colacling • Lupi Viejo • Lupi Nuevo • Manangle • Sipocot • Awayan • Mantalisay • Camambugan • Libmanan • Rongos • Malansad • Mambulo Viejo • Pamplona • Burabod • Sampaloc C.S. • Naga • San Antonio • San Jose C.S. • Pili • Bula • Agdangan C.S. • Baao • Iriga • Lourdes Old • Bato • Matacon • Polangui • Oas • Ligao • Masarawag • Travesia • Guinobatan • Camalig • Daraga • Washington Drive • Bitano • Legazpi

Manila Port Line (2.25 kms)
Tutuban • Manila North Harbor

Guadalupe-Taytay-Antipolo Line (32 kms)
Santa Mesa • Cordillera • Bagumbayan • Mandaluyong (Magalona) • A. Bonifacio • Boni • Zaniga • Hulo • Guadalupe • Fort McKinley • Pineda • Bagong Ilog • Pasig • Rosario • Cainta • Taytay • Hinulugang Taktak • Antipolo

Montalban Line
Rosario • Marikina • Santo Niño • Bayan-Bayanan • Nangka • San Mateo • Guinayang • Burgos • Montalban

Santibañez Line
Pandacan • Santibañez

Naic Line
Paco • San Andres • Singalong • Pasay • Maricaban • Pildera • Parañaque • Las Piñas • Zapote • Bacoor • Binakayan • Kawit • San Juan • Noveleta • Salinas • Tanza • Amaya • Calibuyo • Timalan • Naic

Cavite Line
Noveleta • Caridad • San Roque

Culi-Culi-Nielson Field Line
Pasay Road • Nielson Field

GMTFM Line
FTI • Food Terminal Market

Carmona Line
San Pedro • Chrysanthemum • Carmona

Canlubang Line
Mamatid • Road Crossing • Majada • Canlubang

Batangas Line
Calamba • Makiling • Santo Tomas • Tanauan • Malvar • Santo Toribio • Lipa • San Jose • Mahabang Parang • Batangas • Lagnas • Bauan

Camp McGrath Line
Batangas • Camp McGrath

Batangas Port Line
Batangas • Batangas Port

Santa Cruz-Pagsanjan Line
Calamba • Pansol • Masile • Los Baños • College • Bay • Bangyas • Dayap • Wakat • Manaol • Banka Banka • Calumpang • Magdalena • Buenavista (Buboy) • Cabanbanan • Pagsawitan • Santa Cruz • Pagsanjan

Malvar-San Pablo Line
Malvar • Camballao • San Joaquin • Alaminos • Magampon • San Pablo

Port Ragay Line
Ragay • Port Ragay

Legazpi Port Line
Legazpi • Legazpi Port

Legazpi-Tabaco Line
Legazpi • Libog • Bacacay • Malilipot • Tabaco

Stations in italic no longer exists

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