Abbotsham Road railway station

Abbotsham Road
The route and site of the station
Location
Place	Bideford
Area	Torridge
Coordinates	51°01′38″N 4°15′10″W / 51.0273°N 4.2527°W / 51.0273; -4.2527Coordinates: 51°01′38″N 4°15′10″W / 51.0273°N 4.2527°W / 51.0273; -4.2527
Grid reference	SS421277
Operations
Original company	Bideford, Westward Ho! and Appledore Railway
Platforms	2
History
20 May 1901	Station opens
28 March 1917	Station closes
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[ ] Bideford, Westward Ho! and Appledore Railway
Appledore Lovers' Lane Halt Richmond Road Halt Northam Beach Road Westward Ho! Cornborough Abbotsham Road Kenwith Castle Halt Causeway The Lane Halt Locomotive shed Strand Road Halt Bideford Quay Bideford North Devon Railway

Abbotsham Road railway station was a small railway station on the independent Bideford, Westward Ho! and Appledore Railway in the English county of Devon. It lay 2 miles and 50 chains from Bideford Quay.

Previously named Mudcott, the station was in open countryside at the Mudcott Road level crossing. It was known as Mudcott Passing Loop until the passenger platforms were brought into use.

It had a passing loop, two wooden platforms and what appears to have been a ticket office come signal box hut. No freight facilities were provided. The signal box was probably connected by phone to the signal boxes at Bideford Yard and The Causeway.

Christie records that the railway company had built a path to allow volunteers from the local militia in Bideford to walk to their nearby rifle range and that this was "a pretty station in the midst of trees."