Back railway station

Back
Location Back, MB
Canada
Coordinates 57°41′36″N 94°13′55″W / 57.6932°N 94.2319°W / 57.6932; -94.2319Coordinates: 57°41′36″N 94°13′55″W / 57.6932°N 94.2319°W / 57.6932; -94.2319
Line(s) Winnipeg – Churchill train
Tracks 1
Services
Preceding station   Via Rail   Following station
toward Churchill
Winnipeg–Churchill
toward Winnipeg
Route map
 km
820 Churchill
 Tidal
 Goose Creek
 Digges
 Bylot
 Lamprey
 Chesnaye
junction to
Kischiayamweekemow
 Cromarty
 726 Belcher
 M'Clintock
 Back
 O'Day
 Kellett
 663 Herchmer
 Owl River
 Silcox
 Thibaudeau
 Lawledge
 600 Weir River
 Weir River
 Charlebois
 Amery
junction to unfinished
Port Nelson line
 Sundance
 Limestone River
 Bird
 Jacam
 Kettle Rapids
 Nelson River
junction to Long Spruce
 524 Gillam
 Luke
 Willbeach
 Wivenhoe
 Nonsuch
 460 Ilford
 Aiken River
 Split Lake
 Munk
Kelsey
Pit Siding
junction
 Spring Lake
 Boyd
 Stitt
 Nelson River,2nd crossing
 Arnot
 Armstrong River
 Wilde
 Armstrong Lake
 Bridgar
 Pikwitonei River
 343 Pikwitonei
 Matago
south
(Soab North and South Mines,
near Pisew Falls)
50 Thompson
Thompson Lake
Partridge Crop Lake
Wintering Lake
Middle Tremaine Lake
322 Sipiwesk
321 junction
 Leven
 296 Thicket Portage
 McLaren Creek
 Hockin
 La Perouse
 Earchman
 Odhill
 Lyddal
 Medard
 219 Wabowden
 Pipun
 Dunlop
 Button
 Ponton
 Tyrrell
 Turnbull
 Wekusko
 Paterson
Flin Flon
Flin Flon Creek
Channing
Schist Lake,Channing
Schist Lake
Schist Lake,2nd crossing
Schist Creek
Athapap
Limestone Narrows
Tincan Narrows
Athapapuskow Lake
Payuk
north Keewatin Railway, to Lynn Lake

Sherritt Jct
Cranberry Portage
Dyce
Rawebb
Simonhouse
Dering
66 Cormorant
Cormorant Lake
Halcrow
Atik
Budd
Wanless
Finger
Root Lake
Atikameg Lake
Orok
Tremaudan
Prospector
Flin Flon junction
 Saskatchewan River
 km 0 The Pas

Back Railway Station is a flag stop railway station in Back, Manitoba. The station is served by Via Rail's Winnipeg – Churchill train.[1][2]

Footnotes

  1. ↑ "Back train station". Via Rail Canada.
  2. ↑ "Winnipeg-Churchill train - Schedules". Via Rail Canada.


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