Bonnières: station history
Served by: Transilien J.
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A Transilien line J station, in Bonnières-sur-Seine (Yvelines), on the Paris-Saint-Lazare to Le Havre line, at an altitude of 21 metres. The section on which it stands opened on 9 May 1843; it was electrified at 25 kV on 11 January 1966. It is the last Île-de-France station served by trains towards Upper Normandy, and Île-de-France fares are not valid beyond it: the next station, Port-Villez, is served by bus from Bonnières. Since 2004, it has been served by line J, towards Vernon - Giverny or Paris-Saint-Lazare.
Anecdote
At Bonnières, the bridge crossing the Seine towards Bennecourt consists of two successive road bridges, separated by the « Grande île »: the first spans the main, navigable arm, the second the Gloton arm. It carries departmental road 201, which links Bonnières-sur-Seine to Giverny, in the Eure. Ten bus lines of the Mantois network serve the station.
Around Bonnières
- Église Saint-Ouen de Bennecourt, 1150 m away — The church of the neighbouring village of Bennecourt, protected as a historic monument.