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Petersburg

Current station building; former Atlantic Coast Line Railroad station is south of this location

General information

Location

3516 South Street (Ettrick) Petersburg, VA 23803

Coordinates

Line(s)

Carolinian Silver Meteor Silver Star Palmetto Northeast Regional

Platforms

Tracks

Construction

Parking

Yes; free

Accessible

Yes

Other information

Station code

PTB

History

Opened

1955

Passengers

2013

27,988

25%

Services

Preceding station		Amtrak	Following station
Template:Amtrak stationstoward Template:Amtrak stations		Template:Amtrak lines	Template:Amtrak stationstoward Template:Amtrak stations
Template:Amtrak stationstoward Template:Amtrak stations		Template:Amtrak lines
Template:Amtrak stationstoward Template:Amtrak stations		Template:Amtrak lines
Template:Amtrak stationstoward Template:Amtrak stations		Template:Amtrak lines
Template:Amtrak stationstoward Template:Amtrak stations		Template:Amtrak lines	Template:Amtrak stationstoward Template:Amtrak stations
	Former services
ACL
Template:ACL stationstoward Template:ACL stations		Template:ACL lines	Template:ACL stationstoward Template:ACL stations

Petersburg is an Amtrak railroad station located at 3516 South Street in the Ettrick area of Chesterfield County, Virginia (next to the city of Petersburg). The station was built in 1955 by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad (ACL) and is located next to a former station.

Both station houses are near Virginia State University and Rogers Stadium. Both station buildings share the same platform.