Jurong Railway Station was a freight railway station located in Jurong, Singapore. It was first opened on 11 November 1965 as part of the new Jurong Line from Bukit Timah to Jurong Industrial Estate.
Contrary to popular belief, Jurong Railway Station was not the terminus of the Jurong Line. Jurong Railway Station operated as a junction station leading to the 3 branch lines around Jurong Industrial Estate, of which 2 leads to the docks (today’s Jurong Port) and 1 to Shipyard Road (today’s Chuan Li Container Pte Ltd and ExxonMobil Asia Pacific Pte Ltd) and National Iron and Steel Mills (today’s NatSteel Holdings Pte Ltd) respectively.
With the improvement of the road network leading to Jurong Industrial Estate including the Ayer Rajah Expressway (AYE) and Jalan Buroh, along with the Malaysian Government prioritizing a new railway (Pasir Gudang Line) to Johor Port Pasir Gudang, the Jurong Line including Jurong Railway Station was closed in 1992.
Cover photo courtesy of Stanley Tan.
Jurong Railway Station Details
Address: Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim, Singapore 619595
Former Owner: JTC Corporation & Railway Assets Corporation (RAC)
Current Owner: HG Metal Manufacturing Ltd (on the former site of the station building)
Platform Level: Ground
Platform Layout: Single Side Platform
Opened: 11 November 1965
Closed: 1992
Station Layout
1F: Station Building
Platforms
Station Building & Platform
Concourse
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Key Station Amenities
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Exits
(1992) Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim Exit: Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim, Jurong Bus Interchange, Corporation Circus, Bridgestone Malaysia Co. Ltd., National Engineering Pte. Ltd., Jurong Family Sports Centre, Jurong Park
(2021) Jalan Terusan Exit: Jalan Terusan
Public Transport Connections
Bus
1 July 1978 to 1990: Public bus services 10, 30, 42, 154, 157, 165, 176, 178, 183, 188, 196, 198, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, and 209 served Jurong Railway Station from the adjacent Jurong Bus Interchange.
2021: SBS Transit bus services 30, 154, 154B, and 240 serves the area around the former Jurong Railway Station on Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim.
2021: SMRT Buses bus service 178 serves the area around the former Jurong Railway Station on Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim.
2021: Tower Transit Singapore bus service 98M serves the area around the former Jurong Railway Station on Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim.
2021: Tower Transit Singapore bus services 79, 79A, 98, and 98B serves the area around the former Jurong Railway Station on Jurong Port Road.
Taxi
Taxis are available around Jurong Industrial Estate or from Taman Jurong Radio Phone Taxi Service Ltd.
KTM Southern Line Stations
- 🡼 To KTM Central Line
- 🡽 To KTM East Coast Line
- Gemas Railway Station
- Batu Anam Railway Station
- Buloh Kasap Railway Station (defunct)
- Segamat Railway Station
- Genuang Railway Station
- Tenang Railway Station
- Labis Railway Station
- Lenek Railway Station (defunct)
- Bekok Railway Station
- Jagoh Railway Halt (defunct)
- Beradin Railway Halt (defunct)
- Paloh Railway Station
- Batang Ridan Railway Halt (defunct)
- Chamek Railway Station (defunct)
- Niyor Railway Halt (defunct)
- Kluang Railway Station
- Mengkibol Railway Station (defunct)
- Renggam Railway Station
- Layang-Layang Railway Station
- Sedenak Railway Station (defunct)
- Kulai Railway Station
- Saleng Railway Halt (defunct)
- Senai Railway Halt (defunct)
- 🡼 To KTM PTP Line
- Kempas Railway Station (defunct)
- Kempas Baru Railway Station
- 🡾 To KTM Pasir Gudang Line
- Tampoi Railway Halt (defunct)
- Holiday Plaza Railway Halt (defunct)
- Danga City Mall Railway Halt (defunct)
- Johor Bahru Sentral Railway Station (JB Sentral)
- Johor Bahru Railway Station (defunct)
- Woodlands Train Checkpoint (Woodlands CIQ)
- Bukit Timah Railway Station (defunct)
- 🡿 Jurong Railway Station (defunct)
- Tanglin Railway Halt (defunct)
- Alexandra Railway Halt (defunct)
- Tanjong Pagar Railway Station (defunct)
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