Alnabru Station is a former rail station on the Hovedbanen

Hovedbanen

The Hoved Line is a railway line in Norway which runs between Oslo and Eidsvoll. The line is owned by the Norwegian National Rail Administration.-History:...

 in eastern Oslo

Oslo

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, Norway

Norway

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Alnabru was opened in 1902. The station had passengers, but was mainly concerned with goods. Alnabanen

Alnabanen

The Alnabru–Grefsen Line is a long Norwegian railway line between Alnabru Station and Grefsen Station in Oslo. The line was built in 1901 to allow trains to go directly from the Gjøvik Line to the Hoved Line or Alnabru Freight Terminal...

 opened in 1901 and Loenga–Alnabru Line opened in 1907, and a large goods terminal was opened at the station.

In 1971, Alnabru was closed as a mainline station, Hovedbanen instead went around the area, and a new station, Alna, opened outside it. The former station building was destroyed, and the goods terminal was closed. The new Alnabru station does not lie on a main line, and has no passenger traffic.

In the same place as Alnabru Station, between 1872-1873 there was a station named Alna, which should not be confused with the later station of the same name.