above. Sutton Bridge to Norwich Sutton Bridge; Cross Keys; east end of swing bridge; Walpole; opened 1 March 1866; closed 2 March 1959; ; opened 1 March 1866; closed 2 March 1959; ; opened 1 March 1866; closed 2 March 1959; ; opened ???? closed 1886: ; opened 1 January 1886; closed 2 March 1959; South Lynn Junction; divergence of line to ; ; opened 1 July 1887; closed 2 March 1959; ; opened 16 August 1879; closed 2 March 1959; ; opened 16 August 1879; closed 2 March 1959; ; opened 16 August 1879; closed 2 March 1959; Rudham; opened 16 August 1880; renamed 1 March 1882; closed 2 March 1959; ; opened 16 August 1880; closed 2 March 1959; Fakenham Town; opened 16 August 1880; renamed 27 September 1948; closed 2 March 1959; ; opened 19 January 1882; closed 2 March 1959; ; opened 19 January 1882; closed 6 April 1964; convergence of line from Cromer; divergence of line to Yarmouth; ; opened 19 January 1882; closed 2 March 1959; ; opened 19 January 1882; closed 2 March 1959; ; opened 1 July 1882; closed 2 March 1959; ; opened 1 July 1882; closed 2 March 1959; ; opened 2 December 1882; closed 2 March 1959; Costessey & Drayton; opened 2 December 1882; renamed 1 February 1883; closed 2 March 1959; ; opened 2 December 1882; closed 15 September 1952; ; opened 2 December 1882; closed 2 March 1959. Melton Constable to Cromer Melton Constable; above; ; opened 1 October 1884; closed 6 April 1964; ; opened 1 July 1901; closed 6 April 1964; Sherringham; opened 16 June 1887; renamed 1897; M&GN station closed in 1967 when new resited station opened, now part of the Bittern Line ; opened September 1887; still open as part of the Bittern Line; Runton West Junction; divergence of line to North Walsham; Runton East Junction; convergence of line from North Walsham and later the Bittern Line from Norwich (via ex-GER route); Cromer Beach; opened 16 June 1887; expanded and renamed 1969; still open as part of the Bittern Line. Melton Constable to Great Yarmouth Melton Constable; above; ; opened 5 April 1883; closed 2 March 1959; ; opened 5 April 1883; closed 1 March 1916; Aylsham Town; opened 5 April 1883; simply Aylsham 1902 – 1910; from 1948; closed 2 March 1959; ; opened 5 April 1883; closed 2 March 1959; North