LIST OF MAIN LINE NORTH STATIONS AND OPENING DATES

Tutuban - March 24, 1891
Caloocan - March 24, 1891
Acacia - 1970s?
Polo / Valenzuela - March 24, 1891
Meycauayan - March 24, 1891
Marilao - March 24, 1891
Bocaue - March 24, 1891
Bigaa/Balagtas - March 24, 1891
Guiguinto - March 24, 1891
Tabang
Dakila
Santa Isabel
Malolos - March 24, 1891
Longos
San Marcos
Bagbag - March 24, 1891
Calumpit Sur/Calumpit - February 23, 1892
Calumpit Norte - February 23, 1892 (closed in 1894)
Sulipan
Apalit - February 23, 1892
Macaluc
Santo Tomas P. - February 23, 1892
San Fernando P. - February 23, 1892
Calulut - February 23, 1892
Tablante - 1924
Angeles - February 23, 1892
Balibago P. - 1970s?
Dau - November 11, 1902
Mabalacat - February 23, 1892
Bamban - June 1, 1892
Capas - June 1, 1892
Talaga -
Murcia - June 1, 1892
San Miguel T.
Tarlac - June 1, 1892
Dalayap
Parsolingan - 1929
Amacalan
Gerona - November 24, 1892
Paniqui - November 24, 1892
San Julian - August 9, 1926
Moncada - November 24, 1892
Poponto
Bayambang Mercancias / Bautista - November 24, 1892
Bayambang Pasajeros / Bayambang - November 24, 1892
Quesada
Don Pedro
Polong - 1939
Malasiqui - November 24, 1892
San Carlos - November 24, 1892
Buenlag
Calasiao - November 24, 1892
Dagupan (2nd) - 1935
Dagupan - November 24, 1892
Maasin P.
Mangaldan - January 11, 1908
Patalan
San Fabian - January 11, 1908
Sapdaan
Alacan - July 5, 1908
Rabon - July 5, 1908
Bani - June 30, 1926
Damortis - 1938
Old Damortis - November 14, 1908
Cupang U. - November 14, 1908
Santo Tomas U. - November 14, 1908
Agoo - December 4, 1908
Paraton - December 4, 1908
South Aringay - July 26, 1909
Aringay - 1910
Caba - October 14, 1912
Urayong
Santiago U. - October 14, 1912
Bauang Sur / Calumbaya - October 14, 1912
Bauang - January 16, 1929
Romas
Sevilla - May 16, 1929
San Fernando U. - May 16, 1929
Bacnotan - January 25, 1955
Sudipen - 1943

Calumpit Norte was a temporary station erected during the construction of the Pampanga River Bridge to ferry passengers via water rafts.

Bautista in Pangasinan was used to be part of the municipality of Bayambang when the line was opened in 1892, the station there was originally named Bayambang Mercancias.

Antipolo Line
San Lazaro/Blumentritt - December 22, 1905
Laon-Laan - January 25, 1978
España - 1977
Legarda/Sampaloc - 1926
Santa Mesa- December 22, 1905
Cordeleria/Cordillera
Bagumbayan - July 1, 1973
San Felipe Neri/Mandaluyong/Magalona - December 22, 1905
A. Bonifacio - July 1, 1973
Welfareville
Boni - July 1, 1973
Saniga/Zaniga - July 1, 1973
San Pedro Macati/Hulo - December 22, 1905
Baranka/Guadalupe - April 28, 1927
Fort McKinley - December 22, 1905
Pineda (flagstop) - April 28, 1927
Bagong Ilog - June 2, 1928
Pasig - December 22, 1905
Rosario - February 22, 1906
Cainta - 1925
Taytay - February 22, 1906
Hinulugang Taktak
Antipolo - December 24, 1908

Cabanatuan Line
Bigaa/Balagtas - March 24, 1891
Malis - June 22, 1904 (flagstop), October 8, 1931 (regular station)
Quingua/Plaridel B. - June 22, 1904
Pulilan - October 3, 1904
Tarcan
Baliuag - October 3, 1904
Maasim - October 3, 1904
San Ildefonso - October 3, 1904
San Miguel de Mayumo - December 9, 1904
Pinambaran - March 20, 1905
San Roque / Baluarte - March 20, 1905
Santo Cristo - January 2, 1926
San Isidro - April 28, 1905
Gapan - April 28, 1905
Peñaranda - July 24, 1905
Papaya/General Tinio
San Leonardo
Santa Rosa N.E. - December 18, 1905
Cabanatuan - December 18, 1905

Carmen Line
San Fernando P. - February 23, 1892
Bacolor - November 12, 1907
Cabetican - November 12, 1907
Betis - November 12, 1907
Guagua - November 12, 1907
San Antonio P. - January 27, 1908
Lubao - January 27, 1908
Concepcion - April 10, 1908
San Francisco - April 10, 1908
Floridablanca - April 10, 1908
Carmen - 1919

Arayat Line
San Fernando P. - February 23, 1892
Dolores - August 1, 1914
Lagundi - August 1, 1914
Mexico - August 1, 1914
Santa Cruz - August 1, 1914
Santo Rosario - August 1, 1914
San Lorenzo - August 1, 1914
Santo Domingo - August 1, 1914
Dizon - August 1, 1914
Santa Ana - August 1, 1914
Quenabuan - August 1, 1914
Arayat - August 1, 1914

Stotsenburg Line
Dau - November 11, 1902
Margot - 1928
Fort Stotsenburg -November 11, 1902

Magalang Line
Dau - November 11, 1902
Sapang Biabas - December 20, 1907
Bical - December 20, 1907
Dapdap - December 20, 1907
San Jose MG - December 20, 1907
San Jose - December 20, 1907
Santos - December 20, 1907
San Francisco - December 20, 1907
San Pedro Magalang - December 20, 1907

Tarlac-San Jose Line
Tarlac - June 1, 1892
Panampunan (flagstop) - June 1, 1931
Bulihit (flagstop) - June 1, 1931
Balibago - June 1, 1931
Baculong (flagstop) - June 1, 1931
Maluid (flagstop) - June 1, 1931
San Jacinto (flagstop) - June 1, 1931
Bulo (flagstop) - June 1, 1931
Paltok (flagstop) - June 1, 1931
Victoria - June 1, 1931
San Vicente (flagstop) - June 1, 1931
Cataglaran (flagstop) - June 1, 1931
Canarem - June 1, 1931
Calibungan (flagstop) - June 1, 1931
Balingog (flagstop) - June 1, 1931
Subol - June 1, 1931
Bantog (flagstop) - June 1, 1931
Guimba - June 1, 1931
Naglabrahan
San Antonio
Gabaldon
Palosapis
Muñoz - 1932
Central Agricultural School - February 1, 1939
San Jose N.E. - February 1, 1939

Paniqui-Rosales
Paniqui - November 24, 1892
Santa Ines - June 30, 1908
Nampicuan - June 30, 1908
Cuyapo - June 30, 1908
Bued - January 1, 1912
San Antonio - January 1, 1912
Calanutan - January 1, 1912
Rosales - January 1, 1912

Calanutan-San Quintin Line
Calanutan - January 1, 1912
Balungao - January 10, 1918
San Aurelio - January 10, 1918
San Leon - January 10, 1918
Cabalitian - January 10, 1918
San Pedro - January 10, 1918
San Quintin - January 10, 1918


Camp One Line
San Fabian
Binday - March 23, 1908, reopened in 1937
Alava - March 23, 1908
Colisao - March 23, 1908
Campamento One - March 23, 1908