The ORR (Office for Rail and Road) has released the data on stations, which are ranked according to the total number of entries and exits (the number of people getting on a train added to the number of people getting off a train) between April 2019 and March 2020.
Most stations in Hampshire saw a fall in passenger numbers during that period, due to ongoing strikes by South Western Railway workers, stormy weather and the start of the coronavirus pandemic earlier this year.
London Waterloo was the UK’s busiest station but recorded 7.3 million fewer entries and exits than the previous year.
The busiest station in Hampshire was Southampton Central, followed by Basingstoke and Winchester.
The county’s least-used station was Beaulieu Road which had an average of just 33 visitors a day, although this was a slight increase from 29 the year before.
Here are the stations in Hampshire with the fewest entries and exits in 2019/20.
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1. Bealieu Road
12,040 entries and exits in 2019/20 - 33 a day. Up from 10,586 entries and exits in 2018/19 - an 13.7 per cent increase. Photo: Google Maps

2. Mottisfont & Dunbridge
26,682 entries and exits in 2019/20 - 73 a day. Down from 33,522 entries and exits in 2018/19 - an 20.4 per cent decrease. Photo: Kieran Davey

3. Warblington
27,928 entries and exits in 2019/20 - 77 a day.Up from 27,790 entries and exits in 2018/19 - a 0.5 per cent increase. Photo: Kieran Davey

4. Millbrook
33,162 entries and exits in 2019/20 - 91 a day. Down from 39,474 entries and exits in 2018/19 - a 16 per cent decrease. Photo: Kieran Davey

