In the 1830s, establishing a railway in Upper Canada (now Ontario) would be most beneficial between Toronto and Hamilton. This corridor was vital for trade and transportation, connecting the growing urban center of Toronto with the industrial hub of Hamilton. The landscape was relatively flat, making construction easier, and the proximity to Lake Ontario facilitated access to shipping routes. Additionally, this route would support the burgeoning agricultural economy by connecting rural areas to major markets.
The assembly proposed the union of Upper Canada and Lower Canada. ================================================== The Constitution Act of 1791 divided Québec and created the colonies of Upper Canada and Lower Canada. It did not create political discontent. That did not occur until 1837.
Upper Sturt railway station ended in 1987.
Upper Halliford railway station was created in 1944.
Upper Holloway railway station was created in 1868.
Helensburgh Upper railway station was created in 1894.
Upper Greenock railway station was created in 1865.
Upper Greenock railway station ended in 1967.
Bathgate - Upper - railway station ended in 1956.
Bathgate - Upper - railway station was created in 1863.
Upper Broughton railway station ended in 1948.
Upper Broughton railway station was created in 1880.
Upper Hutt Railway Station was created in 1876.