İslahiye railway station

Islahiye
TCDD
Owned by	Turkish State Railways
Line(s)	Adana-İslahiye Regional Friendship Train Tahran-Şam Express
Platforms	2
Tracks	2
Construction
Structure type	At-grade
History
Opened	1912

İslahiye Railway Station (Turkish: İslahiye Garı) is a railway station in Islahiye, Turkey. The station is the last station in Turkey before the Syria on the line. Trains to Adana, Mersin, Tehran and Aleppo service the station. The station was built in 1912 by the Baghdad Railway.^[1]

Service

Railway stations in Turkey

Marmara Region	Adapazarı Arifiye Balıkesir Bandırma Bilecik YHT Bostancı Bozüyük YHT Edirne Fatih Gebze Halkalı İstanbul Haydarpaşa İstanbul Sirkeci İzmit Kapıkule Maltepe Mithatpaşa Pamukova YHT Pehlivanköy Pendik Sapanca Söğütlüçeşme Tekirdağ Uzunköprü

Black Sea Region	Zonguldak Amasya

Central Anatolia Region	Alpu Ankara Central Enveriye Eskişehir Ereğli Kayseri Konya Polatlı Polatlı YHT Sivas

Aegean Region	Afyon Ali Çetinkaya Çatal Denizli Emiralem Halkapınar İzmir Alsancak İzmir Basmane Manisa Menemen Ödemiş Pancar Selçuk Torbalı Uşak

Mediterranean Region	Adana Ceyhan İncirlik Kiremithane Mersin Pozantı Şakirpaşa Şehitlik Tarsus Yakapınar Yenice

Southeastern Anatolia Region	Gaziantep İslahiye Mardin Nusaybin

Eastern Anatolia Region	Kars Sarıkamış Selim Süngütaşı Tatvan Topdağ

YHT stations under construction	Emirdağ YHT Kırıkkale YHT Sivas YHT Sorgun YHT Yerköy YHT Yozgat YHT

Stations in italics are under construction.

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