Template:Vale of Glamorgan Line map

Vale of Glamorgan Line
Valley Lines Length or Date closed Cardiff Queen Street South Wales Main Line to Newport to Cardiff Bay Cardiff Central River Taff South Wales Main Line to Bridgend Cardiff Canton depot City Line via Ninian Park Grangetown River Ely Llandough Platform Cogan Junction Penarth Dock Dingle Road Penarth Cogan Cogan Tunnel 222 yd 203 m Eastbrook Dinas Powys Alberta Place Halt 6 May 1968 Lower Penarth 14 June 1954 Lavernock 6 May 1968 Swanbridge 6 May 1968 Sully 6 May 1968 Biglis Junction 6 May 1968 former main line to Pontypridd via Wenvoe 2 Dec 1963 Cadoxton Barry Docks Barry Docks station connection to Barry Tourist Railway Barry Shed Barry Carriage works Barry Island viaduct 155 yd 142 m Barry Island Barry Island Tunnel 280 yd 256 m Barry Pier 5 Jul 1976 Porthkerry No.1 Tunnel 543 yd 497 m Porthkerry Viaduct 376 yd 344 m Porthkerry No.2 Tunnel 73 yd 67 m Porthkerry Lime & Cement Works Rhoose Cement Works Rhoose for Cardiff Airport Aberthaw High Level 1964 Aberthaw Low Level 1 Nov 1932 Aberthaw Power Station Aberthaw Cement Works (Lafarge Tarmac) former Taff Vale Railway to Cowbridge Gileston St. Athan MOD St Athan Llantwit Major Llandow (Wick Road) Halt Llandow Halt Southerndown Road Southerndown Road Lime Works Lancaster Quarry Duchy Quarry Ewenny Quarry Ford Waterton Branch South Wales Main Line to Cardiff Cowbridge Road Junction former goods line 15 Jun 1964 Bridgend Bridgend & Coity (Goods) Coity Junction Maesteg Line to Tondu South Wales Main Line to Swansea

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