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Coxly Newtown is an abandoned station between Coxly and Bodin. It was supposed to be served by Metro, but it was abandoned after The Big Update.
The station had 2 entrances, both leading to a set of island platforms. Tunnels were dug to Bodin and just before Coxly (where the line was planned to terminate), but these tunnels were filled in before the station was sealed up.
As of Version 1.6, this station has closed down for good. Players can get to the station's entrances without trespassing, but the entrances and the platforms are sealed with metal plates. If a player walks on the level crossing close to the station, they will not be despawned.
Trivia[]
- This station is the only abandoned Metro station left in SCR with the reopening of Upper Staploe in V1.7. Some thought that this station would be upgraded and brought back into service like the aforementioned station, but the SCR Version 1.7 update proved this to be untrue.
- The Transport For Stepford headquarters is located opposite to the entrance of this station.
- This station contains one of the only genuine Metro signage. Players could see a sign rusting away on the roof of the tunnels which were next to the westbound Stepford Connect track, possible there to signify that Metro is dead and won't be reincarnated.
- Before SCR Version 1.8, the other place where players could see the Metro signage was at a store right next to Whitefield. The store was boarded up with wood planks probably there to signify that Metro is cancelled. This was removed in the aforementioned update.
- This is one of two disused stations that remain structurally intact today, along with Robinson Way. (However, it could be argued that the old Upper Staploe platforms count.)