This unusual station had a single platform on a double track line. The platform was west of Great Junction Street on the south side of the line with the Water of Leith directly to the south. At the west end (and south side of the line) was Junction Road Bridge signal box where a line ran south to Junction Mills, approach being from the east.
A second platform was not possible due to the constrained site and there were crossovers at both ends of the station.
The station was on the approach to North Leith entering North Leith Tunnel after the line ran east under Great Junction Street, but not before throwing off a siding to the north east to serve a coal depot just south of Coburg Street.
The station closed in 1947, the box closed in 1952 and line in 1968.
The trackbed is now a footpath.
Nearby stations North Leith Leith North Bonnington Ocean Terminal [Tram] Foot of the Walk [Tram] Pilrig Street The Shore [Tram] Leith Walk [CR] Leith Central Ferry Road South Leith Port of Leith [Tram] Newhaven [Tram] Powderhall Balfour Street [Tram] | Leith Mills North Leith Tunnel Leith Engine Works Leith Citadel Goods Junction Mills Bridge Street Shipyard Bonnington Bond West Old Dock [Leith] East Old Dock [Leith] Leith North Goods Sandport Street Shipyard Bowershall Engine Works Graham Street Junction Queens Dock Graving Docks and Shipyard Tourist/other Bowling Green Street Level Crossing |
Location names in dark blue are on the same original line. |
01/05/1869 | Edinburgh, Leith and Granton Railway Junction Road station opened on the [North] Leith branch. |
16/06/1947 | Edinburgh, Leith and Granton Railway Passenger services to North Leith withdrawn. Easter Road, Bonnington, Junction Road and North Leith stations closed on withdrawal of Leith to Edinburgh via Abbeyhill service. |
01/08/1961 | Edinburgh, Leith and Granton Railway Junction Bridge goods depot (by Bonnington) is closed. |