16th Street station (Oakland)

Oakland
Oakland 16th Street Station, main entrance, December 2007
General information
Location	1601 Wood Street, Oakland, California[1] United States
Coordinates	37°48′56.1″N 122°17′48.3″W / 37.815583°N 122.296750°W / 37.815583; -122.296750
Owned by	BUILD
Other information
Station code	OAK
History
Opened	August 3, 1912
Closed	August 21, 1994
Former services
Preceding station Amtrak Following station Terminus California Zephyr Emeryville toward Chicago Fremont toward San Jose Capitols (1991–1993) Emeryville toward Roseville San Jose toward Los Angeles Coast Starlight Emeryville toward Seattle Terminus San Joaquins (1974–1993) Emeryville toward Bakersfield San Jose toward Los Angeles Spirit of California (1981–1983) Richmond toward Sacramento Terminus San Francisco Zephyr Richmond toward Chicago Preceding station Southern Pacific Railroad Following station Oakland Pier Terminus Shasta Route Berkeley toward Portland Overland Route Berkeley toward Ogden San Joaquin Daylight Berkeley toward Los Angeles City of San Francisco Berkeley toward Chicago 18th Street Line Until 1933 Wood toward 2nd & Webster Berkeley Branch Until 1939 34th Street toward Thousand Oaks California Street Line Until 1933 Ninth Street Line Until 1939 Transbay Terminal Terminus 7th Street Line 1939–1941 Pine Street toward San Leandro–Dutton Avenue Lincoln Avenue Line 1939–1941 Pearl Street toward West Alameda Encinal Avenue Line 1939–1941
Oakland Designated Landmark
Designated	1984
Reference no.	81
Location

16th Street station (Oakland Central) is a former Southern Pacific Railroad station in the Prescott neighborhood of Oakland, California, United States. The Beaux-Arts building was designed by architect Jarvis Hunt, a preeminent railroad station architect, and opened in 1912. The station has not been served by trains since 1994.