Llandeilo railway station, Carmarthenshire
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Llandeilo railway station, Carmarthenshire
Image: © Nigel Thompson Taken: 17 May 2014
Opened in 1852 by the 'Llanelly Railway' on the line from Llanelli, the route was later extended northwards and by linking up with other lines, created a through route to Llandrindod Wells, Church Stretton and Shrewsbury. It became known as the Central Wales Line. View north east towards Talley Road Halt and Llandrindod. From 1865 to 1963, this was also the junction for the line to Carmarthen. Compared to Image from the right-hand platform, the signalbox and station buildings have both been removed,
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Image Location
Latitude
51.885343
Longitude
-3.98689