Path and tramway passing site of Swan Village station, West Bromwich
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Path and tramway passing site of Swan Village station, West Bromwich
Image: © Richard Vince Taken: 9 Feb 2019
The Midland Metro tramway is largely built along the formation of the former Great Western Railway line between Birmingham and Wolverhampton; just south of here, there was a junction with a branch line towards Dudley. Swan Village station had four platforms, a pair on the main line and a pair on the Dudley branch (the site of the latter being occupied by the industrial units on the left). For more information on the station, please see Image
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Image Location
Latitude
52.527941
Longitude
-2.00998