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Station Location Lines Opened Rebuilt Agency closed Station closed Notes
Anderson Street Hackensack New Jersey and New York Railroad 1869[1] 2014 — — Currently a station on New Jersey Transit's Pascack Valley Line; the station depot caught fire on January 16, 2009.[1] Construction on a new structure began in 2013 and finished in 2014.[2]
Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell Branch 1891[3] 1904[4] — 1966[5]
Cedar Grove Cedar Grove Caldwell Branch 1891[6] — — 1966[5] The station was named Overbrook when it opened in 1891,[6] a name that would re-used down the line.
Closter Closter Northern Branch 1859[7] 1875[8] — 1966[9]
Cresskill Cresskill Northern Branch 1859[7] — 1952[10] 1966[9] Cresskill station burned down on October 15, 1970.[11]
Crystal Lake Franklin Lakes New York, Susquehanna and Western Railway 1872[12] — 1928[13] 1966[14]
Demarest Demarest Northern Branch 1859[15] 1872[15] — 1966[9]
East Paterson East Paterson New York, Susquehanna and Western Railway 1872[16] 1904[17] — 1966[14] The station changed names from Dundee Lake to East Paterson on October 15, 1928,[18] despite the borough changing names in January 1922.[19] The abandoned depot caught fire on October 13, 1969 and was razed in November.[17]
Englewood Englewood Northern Branch 1859[20] 1925[21] — 1966[9]
Glen Ridge Glen Ridge New York and Greenwood Lake Railway 1873[22] 1883[23] — 2002[24]
Great Notch Little Falls New York and Greenwood Lake Railway 1873[25] 1905 1966[26] 2010[27] The station depot burned down on April 16, 1988 and razed a week later.[28]
Hillsdale Hillsdale New Jersey and New York Railroad 1870[29] — 1981[29] — Currently a station on New Jersey Transit's Pascack Valley Line.
Kearny Kearny Newark Branch — — 1921[30] 1966
Leonia Leonia Northern Branch 1859 1870 1964[31] 1966[9] The railroad razed the depot on July 29, 1971 after the structure caught fire over a year prior.[32]
Little Ferry Ridgefield Park New York, Susquehanna and Western Railway 1872 — 1959[33] 1966[14]
Montclair (Erie Plaza) Montclair New York and Greenwood Lake Railway 1873[34] 1953[35] 1981[36] — Currently a station on New Jersey Transit's Montclair-Boonton Line
Montclair Heights Montclair New York and Greenwood Lake Railway 1873 1905[37] 1959[38] — Currently a station on New Jersey Transit's Montclair-Boonton Line; the depot caught fire on March 21, 1970, shortly before coming under control of Montclair State College.[39]
Morsemere Ridgefield Northern Branch — — 1921[30] —
Mountain Avenue Montclair New York and Greenwood Lake Railway 1873[34] — 1959[40] — Currently a station on New Jersey Transit's Montclair-Boonton Line
Northvale Northvale Northern Branch 1859[7] 1870 — 1966[9] The railroad razed the depot in July 1949 due to complaints from Northvale about the station being an eyesore.[41]
Norwood Norwood Northern Branch 1859[42] 1870[42] 1940[42] 1966[9] The railroad razed the depot in September 1948 after the railroad wanted it demolished for lack of patronage, replacing it with a three-sided shelter.[42]
Oradell Oradell New Jersey and New York Railroad 1870[43] 1890[43] 1981[44] — Currently a station on New Jersey Transit's Pascack Valley Line.
Orange Orange Orange Branch — — 1921[30] 1955
Park Ridge Park Ridge New Jersey and New York Railroad 1871[29] — 1965[45] — Currently a station on New Jersey Transit's Pascack Valley Line.
Passaic Passaic Main Line 1832[46] 1928[47] 1963[48] 1963[48] Passaic station closed as part of the Passaic Plan on April 2, 1963.[48]
Paterson City Paterson Paterson City Branch 1882[49] 1940[50] — 1960[51] The branch closed from 1939–1940 until reopening.[50] The branch was sold to the city of Paterson in 1960 for $165,000 after the right-of-way was torn up.[51]
Pompton–Riverdale Riverdale New York and Greenwood Lake Railway 1873[52][53] 1919 1971 1966[54] The station burned down in 1904.[55] The station was known as Pompton until Riverdale station was closed in 1951.[56]
Ramsey Ramsey Main Line 1848[23] 1868[57] — —
Ridgefield Park Ridgefield Park New York, Susquehanna and Western Railway 1872[58] 1927[59] 1959 1966[14]
River Edge River Edge New Jersey and New York Railroad 1870 1901 1974[60] — Currently a station on New Jersey Transit's Pascack Valley Line.
Riverside Newark Newark Branch — — 1921[30] 1966
Rochelle Park Rochelle Park New York, Susquehanna and Western Railway 1872[58] — 1963[61] 1966[14]
Sheffield Avenue Englewood Northern Branch — 1903[62] — 1966[9] Formerly known as Nordhoff. The station depot built in 1903 burned down on August 15, 1953 while serving as an insulation company.[62]
South Paterson Paterson Newark Branch 1885[63] 1902[64] — —
Tenafly Tenafly Northern Branch 1859[7] 1872[65] — 1966[9]
Upper Montclair Montclair New York and Greenwood Lake Railway 1873[34] 1892[66] 1981[36] — Currently a station on New Jersey Transit's Montclair-Boonton Line; the 1892 station burned down on February 5, 2006 and replaced with a new structure that opened on June 18, 2010.[67][68]
Verona Verona Caldwell Branch 1891[3] 1905[69] — 1966[5]
Wanaque–Midvale Wanaque New York and Greenwood Lake Railway 1873[70] — 1964 1966[71][54] The station depot burned on December 4, 1967.[72]
Westwood Westwood New Jersey and New York Railroad 1870[73] 1932[74] — — Currently a station on New Jersey Transit's Pascack Valley Line.
Woodridge–Moonachie Wood-Ridge New Jersey and New York Railroad 1860 1967[75][76] 1981[77] — Currently a station on New Jersey Transit's Pascack Valley Line. The station depot was demolished in 1967 as part of a massive consolidation project due to the widening of Route 17.[75]
Woodside Newark Newark Branch — — 1921[30] 1966
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  31. ^ "Leonia Loses Station Agent". The Bergen Evening Record. Hackensack, New Jersey. June 30, 1964. p. 33. Retrieved February 5, 2019 – via Newspapers.com. Open access icon
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