Couilly-Saint-Germain-Quincy: station history
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A Seine-et-Marne station on the Esbly to Crécy-la-Chapelle line, at kilometre point 5.013 and an altitude of 45 metres, between Montry-Condé and Villiers-Montbarbin. It entered commercial service on 12 July 1902, run by the Compagnie de l'Est. It has carried its present name, « Couilly - Saint-Germain - Quincy », since 1929. The line runs as a tram-train, renamed T14 on 22 March 2025.
Anecdote
The building follows the standard plan of Crécy-la-Chapelle station, with a reversed layout. The railway had a long administrative history: the law of 17 July 1879, then the law of 30 April 1886, and finally a decree of 10 August 1893 signed by Sadi Carnot, before work started in 1895. In 2015 the halt was open-access, with no staff.