Curzon Street Station on Google Maps?

[brad465]

I was just looking on Google Maps at the stations around Birmingham, and discovered this surprising revelation.

Curzon Street Station

I know the station is due to reopen if/when HS2 is completed, but as that is not for another 7 years under current plans, does anyone know why the station is marked in this way?

(Apologies if this has already been spotted, or is not in the right section, a forum search didn't find anything and I was very unsure where this should go.)

 

[30907]

I suspect it might be an accidental hangover from the days when it was a parcels depot?

 

[duffield]

I was just looking on Google Maps at the stations around Birmingham, and discovered this surprising revelation.

I know the station is due to reopen if/when HS2 is completed, but as that is not for another 7 years under current plans, does anyone know why the station is marked in this way?

(Apologies if this has already been spotted, or is not in the right section, a forum search didn't find anything and I was very unsure where this should go.)

The text/reviews indicate this relates to the remaining historic station building.

 

[route:oxford]

I was just looking on Google Maps at the stations around Birmingham, and discovered this surprising revelation.

I know the station is due to reopen if/when HS2 is completed, but as that is not for another 7 years under current plans, does anyone know why the station is marked in this way?

Anyone can add places to Google Maps.

1. Open Google Maps. Tap the Google Maps app icon, which resembles a location pin on a map. ...
2. Tap ☰. It's in the upper-left corner of the screen. ...
3. Tap Add a missing place. ...
4. Add the place's name. ...
5. Enter an address. ...
6. Select a place category. ...
7. Enter non-required information. ...
8. Tap SEND.