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LineLocationMetro station opening dateRailway station originally openedRailway station closednumber of platforms
Greensurface31st March 20023rd May 193730th March 20022

Seaburn station is on the Sunderland extension. The station opened as a mainline station in 1937, and was converted to Metro operation in 2002. Despite being on a Network Rail line, the station is now served by Metro services only—National Rail mainline services pass through the station without stopping.

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Tyne and Wear Metro system diagram

Services from this stop:

Airport via Newcastle
South Hylton
† alternate trains turn short at Park Lane  
Airport station Callerton Parkway station Bank Foot station Kingston Park station Fawdon station Wansbeck Road Regent Centre station South Gosforth station Ilford Road station West Jesmond station Jesmond station Haymarket station St. James station Central station Monument station Gateshead station Gateshead Stadium station Felling station Heworth station Pelaw station Fellgate station Brockley Whins station East Boldon station Seaburn station St. Peter's station Sunderland station Stadium of Light station Park Lane station University station Millfield station Pallion station South Hylton station Longbenton station Four Lane Ends station Benton station Palmersville station Northumberland Park station Shiremoor station West Monkseaton station Whitley Bay station Monkseaton station Cullercoats station Tynemouth station North Shields station Meadow Well station Percy Main station Howdon station Hadrian Road station Wallsend station Walkergate station Chillingham Road station Byker station Manors station Hebburn station Jarrow station Bede station Simonside station Tyne Dock station Chichester station South Shields station

 

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