Rail Stations of Arizona

Existing and historical stations of significance; and related structures.

Features

• Clickable Arizona Rail Regional Rail Map
• Clickable AT&SF map
• Phoenix Union Station

Alphabetically

Stations in bold currently have passenger service. Stations in italics are proposed new Arizona Rail stations.

Aguila; Ajo; Ash Fork; Benson; Casa Grande; Chandler; Clarkdale; Clifton; Coolidge; Douglas; Drake; Flagstaff; Gila Bend; Glendale; Globe; Goodyear/Avondale; Grand Canyon; Hillside; Holbrook; Hyder; Kingman; Maricopa; Mesa; Miami; Nogales; Palo Verde; Parker; Patagonia; Peoria; Perkinsville; Phoenix and the State Capitol; Picacho; Prescott; Safford; Salome; San Carlos; Seligman; Skull Valley; Superior; Tempe; Tombstone; Tucson; Wickenburg; Willcox; Williams; Williams Junction; Winslow; Yuma.

By Region

From North to South, and from West to East:

Northern Arizona

Location	Rail Service	Photo
Kingman	Amtrak	Kingman
Ash Fork	-
Seligman	-	Seligman
Williams	Grand Canyon Railway
Williams Jct. (opened 2 Aug 1999)	Amtrak
Grand Canyon	Grand Canyon Railway
Flagstaff	Amtrak
Holbrook	-
Winslow	Amtrak	Winslow

Central Arizona

Location	Rail Service	Photo
Parker	-
Salome	-
Aguila	-
Wickenburg	#
Perkinsville	VCR
Clarkdale	VCR
Prescott	%
Skull Valley		(now Skull Valley Museum)
Superior	-	Superior

Southern Arizona

Location	Rail Service	Photo
Yuma*	Amtrak
Ajo	-
Glendale	#
Phoenix Union Station	# Amtrak [Thruway buses]
State Capitol	-
Tempe	#
Mesa*	-
Coolidge	#
Tucson	(Southern Pacific depot) Amtrak
	(El Paso & Southwestern depot) -	EP&SW photos: 1, 2
East Tucson	(Esmond Station)	Esmond/Papago Train Station Near Rita Ranch, Tucson, Arizona
Benson	Amtrak (San Pedro & Southwestern stops at a modern structure 1/2 mile away)
Douglas	-	Douglas
Willcox	-	Willcox
Patagonia	%
Tombstone	%	Tombstone
Safford	-	Safford
Clifton	-	Scottsdale McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park has a full scale replica of the Clifton, Arizona station.

Notes:

#

Proposed Arizona Rail system could reactivate this station

%

All rails in and around these cities have been removed

*

Original station destroyed by fire

Also See:

• ARPA pages
  • ARPA: Rail Stations of the Southwest
    • Arizona, California, New Mexico, Texas, Mexico, Oregon.
  • Tourist and Excursion Railroads in Arizona
  • We're Looking for a few Good Stations -- A short Photo-Essay
  • Bibliography -- Books about railroads in Arizona
• Other pages
  • Santa Fe Surviving Depots in Arizona
  • David Coscia's Surviving SP Depots page
  • Ted Ellis's "Desert Rails" photo collection (on his unofficial Algoma Central page)

This page covers just a few of the many past, present, and future depots in Arizona. If you have additional pictures, information, or comments about any Arizona rail station, we'd like to hear from you.