Corrales railway station

Corrales railway station (Estación de Corrales) was located in the Spanish municipality of Aljaraque, in the province of Huelva, autonomous community of Andalusia. The facilities were part of the Tharsis railway, a mining-industrial line that was operational between 1871 and 1999. Throughout its existence, the station served as a railway complex dedicated to the classification of mining trains coming from Tharsis and to serving the mineral installations in the area of Corrales, from which it took its name. Although ore transport was the main activity, for several decades the station also housed passenger services. The facilities remained in service until their closure at the end of 1999. Nowadays, the passenger building has been restored and fulfils other functions, although the rest of the facilities of the complex were dismantled.

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