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Semaphore railway station was 14.9 km from Adelaide Railway Station and on the end of the Semaphore line. The station was located in the middle of Semaphore Road, and next to the Esplanade, and the station platform was level with the northern part of the road. The station closed with the rest of the line in 1978.
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