Most stations were still in operation until the formation of Amtrak in 1971, when intercity trains were initially discontinued. Exceptions were Coloma, Zeeland, and a station not listed in Granville. Amtrak restored service in 1984 with stops in St. Joseph, Bangor, Holland, and Grand Rapids.
Milepost locations are indicated, distance from Grand Rapids.
Exact locations are not available for all stations.
St. Joseph (87.9) - station was located south of Broad St., on the east side of the track. The station building still stands, Amtrak continues to stop there.
Benton Harbor (87.5) - station was located west of Shore Dr., on the south side of the tracks. This was a Union Station, shared with New York Central/Big Four.
Coloma (76.2) - station was located east of West St., on the north side of the track.
Watervliet (73.8) - station was located east of 1st St., on the north side of the track.
Hartford (68.8) - station was located north of Main St., on the east side of the track.
Bangor (60.5) - station was located north of Monroe St., on the west side of the track. The station building still stands, Amtrak continues to stop there.
Fennville (40.6) - station was located south of Main St., on the west side of the track.
Holland (25.3) - station was located north of 8th St., on the west side of the track. The station building still stands, Amtrak continues to stop there.
Zeeland (19.1) - station was located west of Elm St., on the south side of the track.
Grand Rapids (0.0) - Union Station was located at 61 Ionia Ave. SW.
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