Station

Contents 1 Traffic and infrastructure 2 Telecommunication 3 Military 4 Agricultural 5 Computer networks 6 Locations 7 Music 8 Religious 9 Other uses 10 See also

Station may refer to:

Traffic and infrastructure

• Filling station, a gas (petrol) station
• Power station
• Space station
• Transit station (disambiguation)
  • Bus station
  • Metro station, a transit rail station
  • Train station or railway station
  • Train order station
• Police station
• Chaining station or chainage
• Relay station in a courier system
• Station, a type of postal facility that is not a main post office, as defined by the United States Postal Service
• Stations of the Cursus publicus, the courier system of the Roman Empire

Telecommunication

• Broadcast station (disambiguation)
  • Radio station
  • Television station
• Earth station

Military

• Naval air station, an airbase of the United States Navy
• Royal Air Force station
• Royal Naval Air Station
• Station (frontier defensive structure)
• Military base

Agricultural

• Station (Australian agriculture), a large Australian landholding used for livestock production
• Station (New Zealand agriculture), a large New Zealand farm used for grazing by sheep and cattle

Computer networks

• Station (networking)
  • Primary station
  • Control station
  • Slave station (disambiguation)
• Workstation

Locations

• Gauging station, a location along a river or stream used for gauging or other measurements
• Hill station, a town which is high enough to be relatively cool in summer
• Station, California, former name of Laws, California

Music

• Station (album), by the band Russian Circles
• "Stations", a song from the album Churn by the band Shihad

Religious

• Station church, a church in which special services are held on specific days during Lent and Easter
• Station days, days of specific liturgical practice in the Roman Catholic Church
• Stations of the Cross, a Christian devotion and its associated images
• Stations of the Exodus, the locations visited by the Israelites following their exodus from Egypt

Other uses

• Station wagon, a vehicle body style
• Diplomatic mission or station, where a diplomatic/consular official (or mission) is posted
• Station, term for social status, prestige based on one's position in society
• Station, in childbirth, the position of the baby in the birth canal

See also

• Station Chief
• Stationery
• Station.com, Sony Online Entertainment game portal
• The Station nightclub fire

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