Calamba station

Calamba
Exterior of Calamba station
General information
Location	J.P. Rizal Street, Poblacion Calamba, Laguna Philippines
Coordinates	14°12′25.02″N 121°09′29.08″E
Owner	Philippine National Railways
Operator	Philippine National Railways
Lines	South Main Line Planned: South Commuter Former:   Batangas
Platforms	Side platform
Tracks	Three: 2 siding tracks 1 mainline track
Construction
Structure type	At grade
Accessible	Yes
Other information
Station code	LA
History
Opened	January 24, 1909 (1909-01-24) December 2, 2014 (2014-12-02) (current station)
Rebuilt	2013 (2013)
Services
Preceding station PNR Following station Mamatid towards Tutuban Metro South Commuter Pansol towards IRRI Biñan towards Tutuban Bicol Express San Pablo towards Legazpi Isarog Limited San Pablo towards Naga Terminus Inter-Provincial Commuter Pansol towards Lucena
Future services Preceding station PNR Following station Cabuyao towards Clark International Airport NSCR Commuter CIA–Calamba Terminus Cabuyao towards Tutuban NSCR Commuter Tutuban–Calamba Cabuyao towards Clark International Airport Commuter Express CIA–Calamba Cabuyao towards Tutuban Commuter Express Tutuban–Calamba Preceding station Manila MRT Following station Cabuyao towards East Valenzuela Metro Manila Subway Terminus
Location Calamba Location within Laguna Calamba Location within Luzon Calamba Location within Philippines

PNR Metro Commuter
Governor Pascual Malabon Caloocan Caloocan Caloocan Depot 10th Avenue 5th Avenue Caloocan Manila Estero de Sunog Apog Solis Tutuban Railyard & Tayuman Locomotive Shed Tutuban Blumentritt Laon Laan España Estero de Valencia Santa Mesa Pasig River Estero de Pandacan Pandacan Estero de Pandacan Paco San Andres Vito Cruz Manila Makati Buendia Dela Rosa Pasay Road Estero de Tripa de Gallina EDSA Estero de Tripa de Gallina Makati Taguig Nichols FTI Taguig Parañaque Bicutan Parañaque Muntinlupa Sucat Sucat River Mangangate River Alabang Bayanan Creek Poblacion River Muntinlupa Magdaong River Tunasan Muntinlupa   Tunasan River   San Pedro San Isidro River San Pedro San Pedro Carmona Carmona Pacita Main Gate San Pedro Biñan Golden City 1 Biñan Biñan River Biñan Santa Rosa Silang-Santa Rosa River Santa Rosa Golden City 2 Santa Rosa Cabuyao Cabuyao River delta Cabuyao Gulod Cabuyao River delta Mamatid Banlic Cabuyao Calamba San Cristobal River San Juan River Calamba Pansol Masili Calamba Los Baños Dampalit Creek Los Baños Anos Creek College Molawin River IRRI Lucena-Legazpi

Calamba station is a railway station located on the South Main Line in Laguna, Philippines. It is one of two railway stations in the city and it is a major station on the line, serving as the junction between the South Main Line and the old Calamba–Batangas branch line which used to connect to Batangas City. It is also envisioned to be the terminus of the Commuter Express when rehabilitation work is complete. The station was first opened on January 24, 1909.

The existing PNR line from Calamba to Legazpi is conventional ballasted track, where parallel steel rails are laid upon sleepers embedded in ballast (except on open deck bridges). Embankment is either on fill or at grade. Rails weigh 37 kg/m and are laid on sleepers of both wood and concrete. From Calamba to Legazpi, most stations and flag stops have been used for non-railway purposes such as residences, storage areas or as public gathering areas. Most of these stations south of Calamba are in conditions insufficient for efficient and safe operations as a railway passenger station. From Calamba to Legazpi, the line is single-tracked and, similar to the Commuter Line, is narrow gauge (1,067 mm).Overall, the condition of the existing PNR line from Calamba to Legazpi is in fair condition largely on account of good construction, relatively light axle loads and very little accumulated traffic. Most rail defects and damage is due to poor maintenance of joints. Bridges are in widely varying states largely due to lack of maintenance, old age and inadequate protection from natural elements.

Major landmarks near the station include SM City Calamba, the Calamba Central Bus and Jeepney Terminal, and the Calamba Medical Center.