Dordives: station history

Served by: Transilien R.

Did you know?

A station in the Loiret put into service in 1895 by the PLM, on the Moret-Veneux-les-Sablons to Lyon-Perrache line, at kilometre point 101.349 and an altitude of 72 metres, between Souppes-Château-Landon and Ferrières-Fontenay. Served by Transilien line R, it is an unstaffed halt.

Anecdote

In 1881 the Loiret departmental council asked for a station; the minister refused, as traffic was insufficient. It was closed to slow goods traffic in 1911. In April 2015 a night-time works project lengthened the platforms by 82 and 96 metres to take twelve-coach trains. The original building seems to have been a level-crossing keeper's house that gained a floor between 1910 and 1920.

Around Dordives

  • Canal du Loing (pont de Dordives), 2100 m away — The Loing canal greenway, on the Scandibérique cycling route.

Nearby stations

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