Sayabec station facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Sayabec
Location	11 Route 132 Ouest Sayabec, QC, Canada
Construction
Parking	Yes
Services
Preceding station Via Rail Following station Mont-Joli toward Montreal Ocean Amqui toward Halifax
Former services Preceding station Via Rail Following station Mont-Joli toward Montreal Montreal–Gaspé Amqui toward Gaspé

Sayabec station is a train stop in Sayabec, Quebec, Canada. It is part of the Via Rail network. You can find it on Rue Boulay, which is also known as Route 132.

This station is a special kind of stop called a flag stop. This means the train only stops if someone wants to get on or off. You won't find a ticket office here. Sayabec is served by Via Rail's Ocean train. Another train, the Montreal – Gaspé train, stopped running in 2013. Both of these trains use the same railway line between Montreal and Matapédia.

The old train station in 2009, now in a park in Sayabec.

The Old Sayabec Train Station

The original train station building in Sayabec has a long history. It used to belong to the Canadian National Railway. This old building is very important. It has been named a Heritage Railway Station. This means it is protected because of its historical value.

A New Purpose for the Old Station

The old station building has been carefully updated. It was also moved from its first spot. Now, you can find it in a park in Sayabec. Today, it is used as a place for meetings. It also helps visitors by giving out information about tourism in the area.