Complex sort of field “string - number - string”

Question

Basically, I am trying to sort a table by its name. The table is relatively big, but I am posting only one column, for sake of example. The Column is Station below

Answer 1

This solution is more reliable than the chosen answer. This answer may not give the expected answer if there is more than 1 number like 'EPA WELL 5 7' in station. This solution is padding the number with '0's so the comparison will consider all numbers 8 digits.

DECLARE  @Table1 table([station] varchar(26))

INSERT INTO @Table1
    ([station])
VALUES
    ('ANTIL WELL 2'),
    ('ANTIL WELL 1'),
    ('BASELINE & CALIFORNIA WELL'),
    ('EPA WELL 7'),
    ('EPA WELL 6'),
    ('EPA WELL 108'),
    ('EPA WELL 109'),
    ('EPA WELL 110'),
    ('EPA WELL 111'),
    ('EPA WELL 112'),
    ('EPA WELL 108S'),
    ('EPA WELL 111108')
;

SELECT station
FROM @table1
ORDER BY 
CASE WHEN station not like '%[0-9]%' THEN station ELSE
   STUFF(station, PATINDEX('%[0-9]%',station), 0, replicate('0', 
   PATINDEX('%[0-9]%',station) - len(station) + PATINDEX('%[0-9]%',reverse(station)) + 6))
END

*GoatCD's answer will not give the correct order in my test data.