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This is a list of railway stations in Wales, one of the four countries of the United Kingdom. It includes all railway stations in Wales that form part of the British National Rail network that currently have timetabled train services. It does not include stations on heritage railways, except for those shared with the National Rail network.

The main operator is Transport for Wales who run almost all services in Wales. However Great Western Railway operates the South Wales-London service, CrossCountry operates long distance services to Central and North East England from Cardiff Central and Newport, and Virgin Trains run from North Wales-West Midlands-London.

The main rail routes in Wales include:

  • London–South Wales
  • Cardiff–Newport–Wrexham–Holyhead/Manchester
  • Valley Lines urban network
  • London–Holyhead/Bangor/Wrexham

The table includes, where known, the year that each station was opened. Detailed records are not always available, and some stations, particularly in the South Wales Valleys area, were operated as halts for workmen, and public services only appeared later. Additionally, some station names have appeared with several variations, often changing from English to Welsh or vice versa.[1]

The station usage 2007/08 shows that 40,118,437 rail journeys begun and/or finished in Wales that year compared with 36,466,308 the previous year, a rise of 10%.

Stations

The following table lists the name of each station in English and Welsh, along with the year it first opened, and the unitary authority area in which it is situated. The table also shows the train operators who currently serve each station and the final two columns give information on the number of passengers using each station in recent years, as collated by the Office of Rail Regulation, a Government body. The figures are based on ticket sales and are given to the nearest 100.[2]

Station
English/Welsh		 Year
opened		 Unitary authority area Served by Station users
2016–17[2]		 Station users
2017–18[2]
AberAber|a|a}} Caerphilly Transport for Wales227,000251,000
Abercynon[5]{{ref label>Abercynon|b|b}} Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales294,000298,000
Aberdare
Aberdâr		 1988 Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales569,000572,000
Aberdovey
Aberdyfi		 1867 Gwynedd Transport for Wales36,00037,700
AbererchAbererch|c|c}} Gwynedd Transport for Wales2,1002,500
Abergavenny
Y Fenni		Abergavenny|d|d}} Monmouthshire Great Western Railway
Transport for Wales		426,000437,000
Abergele and Pensarn
Abergele a Phen-sarn		 1848[3] Conwy Transport for Wales68,60070,100
Aberystwyth 1864[4] CeredigionAberystwyth|e|e}}327,000335,000
Ammanford
Rhydaman		Ammanford|f|f}}[8] Carmarthenshire Transport for Wales19,40019,900
Baglan 1996 Neath Port Talbot Transport for Wales23,80023,700
Bangor 1848[5] Gwynedd Transport for Wales
Virgin Trains		657,000662,000
Bargoed
Bargod		 1858 Caerphilly Transport for Wales215,000226,000
Barmouth
Abermaw		 Gwynedd Transport for Wales186,000187,000
Barry
Y Barri		 1889 Vale of Glamorgan Transport for Wales533,000534,000
Barry Docks
Dociau'r Barri		 1888 Vale of Glamorgan Transport for Wales224,000246,000
Barry Island
Ynys y Barri		 1896 Vale of GlamorganBarryIsland|g|g}}712,000753,000
Betws-y-coed 1868[10] Conwy Transport for Wales36,30035,300
Birchgrove
Llwynbedw		 1929 Cardiff Transport for Wales56,30054,600
Blaenau FfestiniogBlaenau|h|h}} GwyneddBlaenau|h|h}}40,70039,900
Bodorgan 1849 Anglesey Transport for Wales5,0005,600
Borth Ceredigion Transport for Wales64,50067,200
Bridgend
Pen-y-bont		 1850 Bridgend Great Western Railway
Transport for Wales		1,524,0001,527,000
Brithdir 1871 Caerphilly Transport for Wales15,30014,400
Briton Ferry
Llansawel		 1994[6] Neath Port Talbot Transport for Wales36,90033,900
Buckley
Bwcle		 1890 Flintshire Transport for Wales47,80041,000
Builth Road
Heol Llanfair-ym-Muallt		 1866 Powys Transport for Wales7,7007,500
Bynea
Bynie		 1840 Carmarthenshire Transport for Wales2,0002,200
Cadoxton
Tregatwg		 1888 Vale of Glamorgan Transport for Wales287,000282,000
Caergwrle 1872 Flintshire Transport for Wales18,10017,800
Caerphilly
Caerffili		 1858 Caerphilly Transport for Wales757,000772,000
Caersws 1863 Powys Transport for Wales64,60069,700
Caldicot
Cil-y-coed		 1932 Monmouthshire CrossCountry
Transport for Wales		104,000101,000
Cardiff Bay
Bae Caerdydd		 1844[7]` Cardiff Transport for Wales1,242,0001,303,000
Cardiff Central
Caerdydd Canolog		 1850 Cardiff CrossCountry
Great Western Railway
Transport for Wales		12,535,00012,952,000
Cardiff Queen Street
Caerdydd Heol y Frenhines		 1840 Cardiff Transport for Wales2,851,0002,912,000
Carmarthen
Caerfyrddin		 1902 Carmarthenshire Great Western Railway
Transport for Wales		427,000417,000
Cathays 1983 Cardiff Transport for Wales954,000946,000
Cefn-y-Bedd 1866 Flintshire Transport for Wales6,8007,600
Chepstow
Cas-gwent		 1850 Monmouthshire CrossCountry
Transport for Wales		252,000253,000
Chirk
Y Waun		 1849 Wrexham Transport for Wales71,80075,500
Cilmeri Powys Transport for Wales1,7001,400
Clarbeston Road 1854 Pembrokeshire Transport for Wales9,2007,800
Clunderwen 1854 Pembrokeshire Transport for Wales24,20024,500
Cogan 1888 Vale of Glamorgan Transport for Wales317,000310,000
Colwyn Bay
Bae Colwyn		 1849 Conwy Transport for Wales
Virgin Trains		278,000269,000
Conwy 1848[5] Conwy Transport for Wales48,80057,000
CorytonCoryton|i|i}} Cardiff Transport for Wales225,000195,000
Criccieth
Cricieth		 1867 Gwynedd Transport for Wales29,60027,500
Cwmbach 1914 Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales22,80027,400
Cwmbran
Cwmbrân		 1986 Torfaen Transport for Wales386,000400,000
Cynghordy Carmarthenshire Transport for Wales1,0001,200
Danescourt 1987 Cardiff Transport for Wales108,000108,000
Deganwy 1868 Conwy Transport for Wales9,90011,000
Dinas Powys 1888 Vale of Glamorgan Transport for Wales97,00093,400
Dinas Rhondda Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales57,80052,800
Dingle Road
Heol Dingle		 1904 Vale of Glamorgan Transport for Wales108,000139,000
Dolau 1865 Powys Transport for Wales1,5001,400
Dolgarrog 1916 Conwy Transport for Wales1,000600
Dolwyddelan Conwy Transport for Wales3,9003,400
Dovey Junction
Cyffordd Dyfi		 Powys Transport for Wales4,1004,400
Dyffryn Ardudwy Gwynedd Transport for Wales16,70016,600
Eastbrook 1986 Vale of Glamorgan Transport for Wales174,000168,000
Ebbw Vale Parkway
Parcffordd Glyn Ebwy		 2008 Blaenau Gwent Transport for Wales57,10053,200
Ebbw Vale Town
Tref Glyn Ebwy		 2015 Blaenau Gwent Transport for Wales232,000245,000
Energlyn and Churchill Park
Eneu'r-glyn a Pharc Churchill		 2013 Caerphilly Transport for Wales86,400101,000
Fairbourne 1897 GwyneddFairbourne|j|j}}42,10040,500
Fairwater
Y Tyllgoed		 1987 Cardiff Transport for Wales77,20089,300
Fernhill 1988 Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales24,50026,100
Ferryside
Glanyfferi		 Carmarthenshire Transport for Wales21,60020,100
Ffairfach 1852 Carmarthenshire Transport for Wales2,6002,700
Fishguard and Goodwick
Abergwaun ac Wdig		 1899 Pembrokeshire Transport for Wales19,60020,100
Fishguard|k|k}}
Porthladd Abergwaun		 1906 Pembrokeshire Transport for Wales18,60017,000
Flint
Y Fflint		 1848[5] Flintshire Transport for Wales
Virgin Trains		261,000258,000
Garth (Bridgend)
Garth (Pen-y-bont)		 1992 Bridgend Transport for Wales12,00012,500
Garth (Powys) Powys Transport for Wales1,0001,000
Gilfach Fargoed 1908 Caerphilly Transport for Wales3,2005,200
Glan Conwy 1863 Conwy Transport for Wales3,6003,200
Gowerton
Tre-gŵyr		 Swansea Transport for Wales167,000174,000
Grangetown 1882[8] Cardiff Transport for Wales207,000197,000
Gwersyllt 1845 Wrexham Transport for Wales32,30026,800
Harlech Gwynedd Transport for Wales114,000124,000
Haverfordwest
Hwlffordd		 1854 Pembrokeshire Transport for Wales133,000133,000
Hawarden
Penarlâg		 1890 Flintshire Transport for Wales30,20032,600
Hawarden Bridge
Pont Penarlâg		 Flintshire Transport for Wales4,3003,300
Heath High Level
Lefel Uchaf y Mynydd Bychan		 1915 Cardiff Transport for Wales430,000441,000
Heath Low Level
Lefel Isel y Mynydd Bychan		 1911 Cardiff Transport for Wales61,50068,500
Hengoed 1858 Caerphilly Transport for Wales144,000165,000
Holyhead
Caergybi		Holyhead|l|l}} Anglesey Transport for Wales
Virgin Trains		211,000220,000
Hope
Yr Hob		 Flintshire Transport for Wales24,40024,600
Johnston 1856 Pembrokeshire Transport for Wales8,4009,000
Kidwelly
Cydweli		 Carmarthenshire Transport for Wales30,00028,200
Kilgetty
Cilgeti 		Pembrokeshire Transport for Wales16,20016,400
Knucklas
Cnwclas		 Powys Transport for Wales3,7003,500
Lamphey
Llandyfai		 Pembrokeshire Transport for Wales
Great Western Railway		5,6004,900
Lisvane and Thornhill
Llys-faen a Draenen Pen-y-graig		 1986 Cardiff Transport for Wales210,000216,000
Llanaber Gwynedd Transport for Wales2,3003,300
Llanbedr Gwynedd Transport for Wales11,60011,300
Llanbister Road
Heol Llanbister		 Powys Transport for Wales9001,000
Llanbradach 1858 Caerphilly Transport for Wales91,20098,700
Llandaf|s|s}} 1840[5] Cardiff Transport for Wales469,000483,000
Llandanwg 1929 Gwynedd Transport for Wales4,3004,300
Llandecwyn Gwynedd Transport for Wales1,8001,900
Llandeilo 1857[8] Carmarthenshire Transport for Wales18,80019,500
Llandovery
Llanymddyfri		 1858[9] Carmarthenshire Transport for Wales15,60016,700
Llandrindod 1865 Powys Transport for Wales40,80040,100
Llandudno 1858 Conwy Transport for Wales
Virgin Trains		297,000305,000
Llandudno Junction
Cyffordd Llandudno		Llandudnojn|m|m}} Conwy Transport for Wales
Virgin Trains		320,000317,000
Llandybie
Llandybïe		 Carmarthenshire Transport for Wales9,40010,800
Llanelli 1842[10] Carmarthenshire Transport for Wales
Great Western Railway		413,000401,000
Llanfairfechan Conwy Transport for Wales13,30014,000
Llanfairpg|n|n}} 1848 Anglesey Transport for Wales19,50020,600
Llangadog 1858 Carmarthenshire Transport for Wales5,3005,600
Llangammarch
Llangamarch		 Powys Transport for Wales2,0001,800
Llangennech 1841 Carmarthenshire Transport for Wales3,1003,400
Llangynllo 1865 Powys Transport for Wales700800
Llanharan 2007[11] Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales174,000176,000
Llanishen
Llanisien		 1871 Cardiff Transport for Wales267,000270,000
Llanrwst 1989[12] Conwy Transport for Wales14,80012,600
Llansamlet 1885 Swansea Transport for Wales34,00031,800
Llantwit Major
Llanilltud Fawr		 2005 Vale of Glamorgan Transport for Wales298,000298,000
Llanwrda 1858 Carmarthenshire Transport for Wales2,2002,100
Llanwrtyd 1867 Powys Transport for Wales7,5007,300
Llwyngwril 1863 Gwynedd Transport for Wales30,10028,600
Llwynypia 1863[22] Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales61,30061,700
Machynlleth 1863 Powys Transport for Wales136,000138,000
Maesteg 1864 Bridgend Transport for Wales191,000192,000
Maesteg (Ewenny Road)
Maesteg (Heol Ewenni)		 1992 Bridgend Transport for Wales3,1005,500
Manorbier
Maenorbŷr		 Pembrokeshire Transport for Wales9,4009,300
Merthyr Tydfil
Merthyr Tudful		[5]{{ref label>Tydfil|o|o}} Merthyr Tydfil Transport for Wales550,000512,000
Merthyr Vale
Ynysowen		 1883[5] Merthyr Tydfil Transport for Wales52,10049,600
Milford Haven
Aberdaugleddau		 1863 Pembrokeshire Transport for Wales64,10062,800
Minffordd 1872 Gwyneddminffordd|p|p}}15,50017,200
Morfa Mawddach 1865 Gwynedd Transport for Wales10,90011,400
Mountain Ash
Aberpennar		 1846[1] Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales93,70099,700
Narberth
Arberth		 Pembrokeshire Transport for Wales19,90019,000
Neath
Castell-nedd		 Neath Port Talbot Great Western Railway
Transport for Wales		819,000817,000
Newbridge
Trecelyn		 2008 Caerphilly Transport for Wales136,000135,000
Newport
Casnewydd		 1850 Newport CrossCountry
Great Western Railway
Transport for Wales		2,641,0002,697,000
Newtown (Powys)
Y Drenewydd		 Powys Transport for Wales163,000185,000
Ninian Park
Parc Ninian		 1987 Cardiff Transport for Wales126,000127,000
North Llanrwst
Gogledd Llanrwst		 1863[12] Conwy Transport for Wales1,6001,900
Pantyffynnon 1835[13] Carmarthenshire Transport for Wales4,1003,300
Pembrey and Burry Port
Pen-bre a Phorth Tywyn		 1852 Carmarthenshire Great Western Railway
Transport for Wales		145,000138,000
Pembroke
Penfro		 1863 Pembrokeshire Transport for Wales29,80031,100
Pembroke Dock
Doc Penfro		 1864 Pembrokeshire Transport for Wales49,40046,200
Penally
Penalun		 1972 Pembrokeshire Transport for Wales5,3005,200
Penarth 1878[8] Vale of Glamorgan Transport for Wales633,000627,000
Pencoed 1850 Bridgend Transport for Wales233,000238,000
Pengam Caerphilly Transport for Wales490,000461,000
Penhelig 1933 Gwynedd Transport for Wales10,4008,600
Penmaenmawr Conwy Transport for Wales12,20011,700
Penrhiwceiber 1883[5] Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales44,00044,800
Penrhyndeudraeth 1867 Gwynedd Transport for Wales56,80056,200
Pensarn (Gwynedd) Gwynedd Transport for Wales3,2002,700
Pentre-bach 1886[5] Merthyr Tydfil Transport for Wales22,50027,000
Pen-y-bont
Pen-y-bont (Powys)		 Powys Transport for Wales1,9001,800
Penychain Gwynedd Transport for Wales3,5004,100
Penyffordd
Pen-y-ffordd		 1877 Flintshire Transport for Wales22,40020,700
Pontarddulais 1840 Swansea Transport for Wales5,5004,800
Pontlottyn
Pontlotyn		 1859 Caerphilly Transport for Wales21,80018,200
Pontyclun
Pont-y-clun		 1850 Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales303,000306,000
Pont-y-Pant Conwy Transport for Wales800800
Pontypool and New Inn
Pont-y-pŵl a New Inn		 1852 Torfaen Transport for Wales71,80077,000
Pontypridd 1840[1] Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales802,000864,000
Port Talbot Parkway
Parcffordd Port Talbot		 1850 Neath Port Talbot Great Western Railway
Transport for Wales		505,000517,000
Porth
Y Porth		 1876[22] Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales342,000355,000
Porthmadog GwyneddPorthmadog|q|q}}72,10070,900
Prestatyn 1848[5] Denbighshire Transport for Wales
Virgin Trains		345,000333,000
Pwllheli 1869 Gwynedd Transport for Wales79,50076,500
Pyle
Y Pîl		 1850[14] Bridgend Transport for Wales119,000125,000
Pye Corner}} 2014[22] Newport Transport for Wales81,30096,700
Quakers Yard
Mynwent-y-Crynwyr		 1841[1] Merthyr Tydfil Transport for Wales69,90066,000
Radyr
Radur		 1863[5] Cardiff Transport for Wales502,000539,000
Rhiwbina 1911 Cardiff Transport for Wales90,200103,000
Rhoose Cardiff International Airport
Maes Awyr Rhyngwladol Caerdydd Y Rhws		 2005[15] Vale of Glamorgan Transport for Wales181,000178,000
Rhosneigr 1907 Anglesey Transport for Wales13,00011,600
Rhyl
Y Rhyl		 1848[5] Denbighshire Transport for Wales
Virgin Trains		534,000520,000
Rhymney
Rhymni		 1858 Caerphilly Transport for Wales191,000181,000
Risca and Pontymister
Rhisga a Phont-y-meistr		 2008 Caerphilly Transport for Wales111,00099,300
Rogerstone
Tŷ-du		 2008 Newport Transport for Wales90,10090,600
Roman Bridge
Pont Rufeinig 		Conwy Transport for Wales700900
Ruabon
Rhiwabon		 1846[40] Wrexham Transport for Wales91,00096,000
Sarn 1992 Bridgend Transport for Wales60,20058,800
Saundersfoot Pembrokeshire Great Western Railway
Transport for Wales		8,4008,000
Severn Tunnel Junction
Cyffordd Twnnel Hafren		 1886 Monmouthshire CrossCountry
Great Western Railway
Transport for Wales		254,000267,000
Shotton Flintshire Transport for Wales234,000215,000
Skewen
Sgiwen		 1882[14] Neath Port Talbot Transport for Wales43,20041,700
Sugar Loaf
Dinas y Bwlch		 1868 Powys Transport for Wales2001,800
Swansea}}
Abertawe		 1850[1] Swansea Great Western Railway
Transport for Wales		2,130,0002,159,000
Taffs Well}}
Ffynnon Taf		 1863[5] Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales362,000364,000
Talsarnau}} Gwynedd Transport for Wales6,0005,400
Talybont}}
Tal-y-bont		 Gwynedd Transport for Wales28,10026,900
Tal-y-Cafn}}
Tal-y-cafn		 Conwy Transport for Wales1,3001,100
Tenby}}
Dinbych-y-pysgod		 1863 Pembrokeshire Transport for Wales123,000123,000
Tir-Phil}} 1858 Caerphilly Transport for Wales23,00023,600
Tondu}} 1864 Bridgend Transport for Wales47,20048,900
Tonfanau}} Gwynedd Transport for Wales2,8003,300
Ton Pentre}}
Tonpentre		 1861 Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales75,00079,900
Tonypandy}} 1908[16] Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales115,000111,000
Treforest}}
Trefforest		 1845[17] Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales810,000752,000
Treforest Estate}}
Ystad Trefforest		 1942[17] Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales92,70083,700
Trehafod}} 1841[1] Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales37,30038,400
Treherbert}} 1901[16] Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales509,000486,000
Treorchy}}
Treorci		 1884[16] Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales187,000170,000
Troed-y-rhiw}} 1841[17] Merthyr Tydfil Transport for Wales38,40038,800
Ty Croes}} 1848 Anglesey Transport for Wales5,4004,300
Ty Glas}}
Tŷ Glas		 1987 Cardiff Transport for Wales204,000207,000
Tygwyn}} Gwynedd Transport for Wales1,8001,600
Tywyn}} 1863 GwyneddTywyn|r|r}}104,000102,000
Valley}}
Y Dyffryn		 1849 Anglesey Transport for Wales15,10014,700
Waun-gron Park}}
Parc Waun-gron		 1987 Cardiff Transport for Wales88,70096,800
Welshpool}}
Y Trallwng		 1862 Powys Transport for Wales171,000180,000
Whitchurch (Cardiff)
Yr Eglwys Newydd		 1911 Cardiff Transport for Wales23,10025,400
Whitland}}
Hendy-gwyn ar Daf		 1854 Carmarthenshire Transport for Wales50,90048,100
Wildmill}}
Melin Wyllt		 1992 Bridgend Transport for Wales25,40026,300
Wrexham Central}}
Wrecsam Canolog		 1887[18] Wrexham Transport for Wales74,20088,600
Wrexham General}}
Wrecsam Cyffredinol		 1846[19] Wrexham Transport for Wales
Virgin Trains		522,000492,000
Ynyswen}} 1986[16] Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales13,30012,800
Ystrad Mynach}} 1858 Caerphilly Transport for Wales349,000377,000
Ystrad Rhondda}} 1986[16] Rhondda Cynon Taf Transport for Wales56,40052,500

Gallery

See also

  • List of railway stations in Cardiff
  • List of Valley Lines stations
  • Transport in Wales

Footnotes

{{note label|Aber|a|a}} Aber opened in 1908 as Beddau Halt. It was renamed in 1926 as Aber Junction Halt, then in 1968 renamed as Aber Halt. It gained its current name in 1969, after a station in Gwynedd named Aber had been closed in 1960.

{{note label|Abercynon|b|b}} Abercynon opened in 1840 as Navigation House. It was renamed in 1846 as Aberdare Junction, then in 1896 was renamed as Abercynon. It was renamed Abercynon South in 1988, upon the opening of Abercynon North. It reverted to Abercynon in 2008 upon the closure of Abercynon North.

{{note label|Abererch|c|c}} Abererch was renamed in 1956 as Abererch Halt. The name was changed back in 1968. The station closed in 1994, although it has since reopened.

{{note label|Abergavenny|d|d}} Abergavenny was renamed in 1950 as Abergavenny Monmouth Road. The name was changed back in 1968.

{{note label|Aberystwyth|e|e}} Aberystwyth is also served by the Vale of Rheidol Railway, a narrow-gauge heritage railway.[20]

{{note label|Ammanford|f|f}} Ammanford opened in 1841 as Duffryn. It was renamed in 1889 as Tirydail, and gained its current name in 1960.

{{note label|BarryIsland|g|g}} Barry Island is also served by the Barry Island Railway, a standard-gauge heritage railway, also known as the Vale of Glamorgan Railway.[21]

{{note label|Blaenau|h|h}} The present station at Blaenau Ffestiniog was opened in 1982, on the site of the 1882 Great Western Railway station from where trains ran to Bala. This line closed in 1961. The London & North Western Railway line from Llandudno originally terminated to the North of the present location, having reached the town in 1879. The present station is also served by the Ffestiniog Railway, a narrow-gauge heritage railway.[22]

{{note label|Coryton|i|i}} Coryton was relocated in 1931.

{{note label|Fairbourne|j|j}} Fairbourne is also served by the nearby Fairbourne Railway, a narrow-gauge heritage railway.[23]

{{note label|Fishguard|k|k}} Fishguard Harbour is unusual in that it is not owned by Network Rail, but is privately owned by the ferry operator Stena Line, who operate between Fishguard and Rosslare Europort.[24]

{{note label|Holyhead|l|l}} The first station at Holyhead was opened by the Chester and Holyhead Railway in 1848 but this was replaced by the second in 1851. The present station was opened by the London & North Western Railway in 1880.

{{note label|Llandudnojn|m|m}} Llandudno Junction was opened in 1858 on a site slightly to the West of its present location. The station moved to the present site in 1897 in order to allow room for expansion.[25]

{{note label|Llanfairpg|n|n}} Although Llanfairpwll is famous for having the longest station name in Britain, Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch, this is only used unofficially. The longest officially used station name on Britain's railway network is in fact Rhoose Cardiff International Airport, in South Wales.

{{note label|Tydfil|o|o}} In 1853 a station called Merthyr High Street was first opened on the present day site of Merthyr Tydfil. It was rebuilt on part of the original site in 1974 and again in 1996.[26][17]

{{note label|Minffordd|p|p}} Minffordd is also served by the Ffestiniog Railway, a narrow-gauge heritage railway.[22]

{{note label|Porthmadog|q|q}} Porthmadog is also served by the Ffestiniog Railway, and the Welsh Highland Railway, both narrow-gauge heritage railways.[22][27]

{{note label|Tywyn|r|r}} Tywyn is also served by the Talyllyn Railway, a narrow-gauge heritage railway.[28]

{{note label|Llandaf|s|s}} Although the English spelling for the area served is Llandaff, the station uses the Welsh spelling Llandaf

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