San Andres Station (Naic Line)

Calle San Andres or simply known as San Andres, is a flag station situated on the Naic Line. It serves San Andres, Manila.

History

San Andres was opened around 1929. The line and the station itself ceased operations on October 20, 1936.

A new San Andres station was built on the Manila-Legazpi Line in 2010 for commuter services.

Information

• The station building of San Andres is a wooden structure.

References

• The Report of the General Manager, Manila Railroad Company 1929

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