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You could Union (Vector -> Geoprocessing -> Union) your Station Lines with your Buffer layer. Input vector layer = Station lines, Union Layer = Buffer

This will create a line output with the edge of the buffer, and the station lines.

Then you can use the Polygonize plugin (see here and herehere).

You could Union (Vector -> Geoprocessing -> Union) your Station Lines with your Buffer layer. Input vector layer = Station lines, Union Layer = Buffer

This will create a line output with the edge of the buffer, and the station lines.

Then you can use the Polygonize plugin (see here and here).

You could Union (Vector -> Geoprocessing -> Union) your Station Lines with your Buffer layer. Input vector layer = Station lines, Union Layer = Buffer

This will create a line output with the edge of the buffer, and the station lines.

Then you can use the Polygonize plugin (see here and here).

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You could Union (Vector -> Geoprocessing -> Union) your Station Lines with your Buffer layer. Input vector layer = Station lines, Union Layer = Buffer

This will create a line output with the edge of the buffer, and the station lines.

Then you can use the Polygonize plugin (see here and here).