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Metra commuter stations
We've photos of a variety of the 250 stations in the system
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Home | Metra commuter stationsWe've photos of a variety of the 250 stations in the system |
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[1 - 10 of 12] Text ListMetra has maps, schedules, and information for all routes at their official Web site.
 | Metra commuter stations Listed in alphabetical order Click image for 29 selections, with 322 photos available. Then choose the station from an alphabetical list. |
 | Metra UP North line Chicago (C&NW Station) to Kenosha (Wisconsin) Click image for 3 selections, with 70 photos available. Then choose the station. |
| Metra UP Northwest line Chicago (C&NW Station) to Harvard and McHenry Click image for 9 selections, with 144 photos available. Then choose the station. |
 | Metra UP West line Chicago (C&NW Station) to Geneva Click image for 4 selections, with 63 photos available. Then choose the station. |
 | Metra Milwaukee District North Chicago (Union Station) to Fox Lake Click image for 3 selections, with 25 photos available. Then choose the station. |
 | Metra Milwaukee District West Chicago (Union Station) to Elgin/Big Timber Click image for 6 selections, with 42 photos available. Then choose the station. |
 | Metra North Central Service Chicago (Union Station) to Antioch Click image for 2 selections, with 22 photos available. Then choose the station. |
 | Metra Burlington Northern Santa Fe line Chicago (Union Station) to Aurora Click image for 5 selections, with 55 photos available. Then choose the station. |
 | Metra Electric Chicago (Randolph Street Station) to University Park Click image for 2 selections, with 39 photos available. Then choose the station. |
| Metra Heritage Corridor Chicago (Union Station) to Joliet Click image for 1 selection, with 13 photos available. Then choose the station. |
The Metra rail system is formally known as the Northeast Illinois Regional Commuter Railroad Corporation. They have maps, schedules, fares, online ticket ordering, and some photos on their World Wide Web site at http://www.metrarail.com. Well worth a visit.
Bill Vandervoort maintains an extensive collection of Metra Railfan Pages at http://hometown.aol.com/metrafan/mainmet.html. Detailed track maps, historical information, rosters, and photographs are included. Lisa M. Schlottman maintains Lisa's Metra Pictures Web site with a delightful collection photographs and sharing of personal experiences at http://fly.to/metra/. Both sites are well worth a visit or three.
Chicago Rail Photographs collection updated 24 March 2025 at 09:53. Photographs and text copyright © 1998-2000 Harold A. Driscoll, All Rights Reserved. Email address is provided exclusively for personal contact, but emphatically not for use for SPAM net.abuse.