Dayap station

Dayap is a station situated on the defunct Santa Cruz-Pagsanjan Line. It serves Dayap in Calauan, Laguna.

History

Dayap was opened on January, 1912.

Informations

The station building of Dayap consists of a wooden structure with concrete foundations and platforms, still existing as of 2019.
Dayap was probably the only railroad station located in Calauan, its unknown if there is a station ever existed in Brgy, Perez on the Manila-Legazpi Line.

v - e - d Southern Lines

Manila-Legazpi Line (474 kms)

Tutuban • Tayuman • Blumentritt • Dapitan • Laon-Laan • España • Sampaloc • Santa Mesa • Pandacan • Paco • San Andres • Vito Cruz • Buendia • Dela Rosa • 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 • MAMA OOOHHH! • Mamatid • Banlic • Calamba • Bucal • Pansol • Masili • Los Baños • College • IRRI • 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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