Woodleigh MRT Station

Woodleigh MRT Station, Singapore

Woodleigh MRT Station (GPS: 1.33938, 103.87075; NE11) is an underground station of the Singapore MRT in Toa Payoh, Singapore. It is located between the Potong Pasir MRT Station and Serangoon MRT Station on the North East Line. The station was completed in 2003 but was not put in service due to the low density of the surrounding areas making it not economically justifiable. It only began operating on 20 June 2011. It has an island platform with rail tracks on either sides.

The Woodleigh MRT Station is located within the former Bidadari Cemetery, a cemetery that had a Muslim section and a Christian section.

The Woodleigh MRT Station is near the junction of Upper Serangoon Road and Upper Aljunied Road. Among the sights in the area includes the Bidadari Mosque, Cedar Primary School, Avon Park condominium, Euro-Asia Park condominium an Blossoms at Woodleigh.

Woodleigh MRT Station is on the Map of Toa Payoh, Singapore

Artwork at Woodleigh MRT Station, Singapore

Platform level at Woodleigh MRT Station, Singapore

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