Location type

Station

Names and dates

Dalmuir (1897-1952)
Dalmuir Park (1952-1973)
Dalmuir (1973-)

Station code: DMR National Rail ScotRail
Where: West Dunbartonshire, Scotland
Opened on the Glasgow, Dumbarton and Helensburgh Railway.
Opened on the Clydebank to Dalmuir (North British Railway).
Open on the West Highland Line.
Open on the Glasgow to Helensburgh.

Description

This is a five platform station. There are two platforms on the Singer route and to the north two platforms on the Clydebank route and a bay to the north of those, served from the Clydebank direction.

To the west is Dalmuir Park Junction and to the east the Clydebank line burrows under the Singer line.

This station replaced Dalmuir [1st] which was to the immediate east on older the Singer line. It was moved west with the opening of the newer route via Clydebank to add the platforms alongside each other on both routes.

The bay platform was added with the Argyle Line opened.

Dalmuir House (1810-1929) was to the north of the station.

Local

Dalmuir Park itself is just to the north.

Tags

Station

Facilities

Gaelic name: An Dail Mhor

Nearby stations Dalmuir [1st] Dalmuir Riverside Singer Kilbowie Kilbowie [1st] Singer Workers Platforms Clydebank Kilpatrick Old Kilpatrick Clydebank East Clydebank Riverside Drumry Yoker Yoker Ferry Renfrew Wharf	Dalmuir Park Junction Dalmuir West [Tram] Dalmuir Swing Bridge Dalmuir Iron Works Singer Timber Yard Dalmuir No 25 Tunnel Dalmuir Bascule Bridge Dalmuir Shipyard Turners Asbestos Cement Works ROF Dalmuir Dalmuir Dredger Works Dalmuir No 23 Tunnels Lidgerwood Siding Chivas Bros Siding [Dalmuir] Tourist/other Clyde Trust Siding Signal Box
Location names in dark blue are on the same original line.