Kenrick Park Tram Stop

Kenrick Park tram stop is a tram stop in Sandwell, England. It was opened on 31 May 1999 and is situated on Midland Metro Line 1.

Preceding station Midland Metro Following station
The Hawthorns Line 1 Trinity Way
Railway stations in the West Midlands county
Open stations
Birmingham
  • Acocks Green
  • Adderley Park
  • Aston
  • Blake Street
  • Bordesley
  • Bournville
  • Butlers Lane
  • Chester Road
  • Duddeston
  • Erdington
  • Five Ways
  • Four Oaks
  • Gravelly Hill
  • Hall Green
  • Hamstead
  • Jewellery Quarter
  • Kings Norton
  • Lea Hall
  • Longbridge
  • Moor Street
  • New Street
  • Northfield
  • Perry Barr
  • Selly Oak
  • Small Heath
  • Snow Hill
  • Spring Road
  • Stechford
  • Sutton Coldfield
  • Tyseley
  • University
  • Witton
  • Wylde Green
  • Yardley Wood
Coventry
  • Canley
  • Coventry
  • Tile Hill
Dudley
  • Coseley
  • Lye
  • Stourbridge Junction
  • Stourbridge Town
Sandwell
  • Bescot Stadium
  • Cradley Heath
  • Dudley Port
  • Langley Green
  • Old Hill
  • Rowley Regis
  • Sandwell and Dudley
  • Smethwick Galton Bridge
  • Smethwick Rolfe Street
  • Tame Bridge Parkway
  • The Hawthorns
  • Tipton
Solihull
  • Berkswell
  • Birmingham International
  • Dorridge
  • Earlswood
  • Hampton-in-Arden
  • Marston Green
  • Olton
  • Shirley
  • Solihull
  • Whitlocks End
  • Widney Manor
Walsall
  • Bloxwich
  • Bloxwich North
  • Walsall
Wolverhampton
  • Wolverhampton
Outside West Midlands county,
but within the Centro area
  • Wythall
Disused
Birmingham
  • Bromford Bridge
  • Camp Hill
  • Castle Bromwich
  • Central Goods
  • Church Road
  • Curzon Street
  • Granville Street
  • Hagley Road
  • Handsworth & Smethwick
  • Handsworth Wood
  • Hazelwell
  • Hockley
  • Icknield Port Road
  • Kings Heath
  • Lawley Street
  • Lifford
  • Longbridge (1915-1964)
  • Monument Lane
  • Moseley
  • Penns
  • Rotton Park Road
  • Rubery
  • Saltley
  • Soho & Winson Green
  • Soho Road
  • Somerset Road
  • Sutton Park
  • Sutton Coldfield Town
  • Winson Green
Coventry
  • Coundon Road
  • Daimler Halt
  • Foleshill
  • Longford and Exhall
Dudley
  • Baptist End
  • Blowers Green
  • Brettell Lane
  • Brierley Hill
  • Brockmoor Halt
  • Bromley Halt
  • Darby End
  • Dudley
  • Gornal Halt
  • Halesowen
  • Harborne
  • Harts Hill
  • Old Hill High Street
  • Pensnett Halt
  • Round Oak
  • Windmill End
Sandwell
  • Albion
  • Great Bridge North
  • Great Bridge South
  • Newton Road
  • Oldbury
  • Princes End & Coseley
  • Rood End
  • Smethwick West
  • Soho
  • Spon Lane
  • Swan Village
  • Tipton Five Ways
  • Wednesbury Central
  • Wednesbury Town
  • West Bromwich
Walsall
  • Aldridge
  • Bentley
  • Brownhills
  • Brownhills Watling Street
  • Darlaston
  • Darlaston James Bridge
  • North Walsall
  • Pelsall
  • Pleck
  • Rushall
  • Short Heath
  • Streetly
  • Walsall Wood
  • Willenhall Bilston Street
  • Willenhall Stafford Street
  • Wood Green
Wolverhampton
  • Bilston Central
  • Bilston West
  • Bradley and Moxley
  • Bushbury
  • Compton Halt
  • Daisy Bank
  • Dunstall Park
  • Ettingshall Road
  • Heath Town
  • Monmore Green
  • Portobello
  • Priestfield
  • Tettenhall
  • Wednesfield Heath for Wolverhampton
  • Wednesfield
  • Wolverhampton Low Level
Heritage
  • Tyseley, Warwick Road
Midland Metro (Line 1)
  • Bilston Central
  • Birmingham Snow Hill
  • Black Lake
  • Bradley Lane
  • Dartmouth Street
  • Dudley Street, Guns Village
  • Handsworth, Booth Street
  • Jewellery Quarter
  • Kenrick Park
  • Lodge Road, West Bromwich Town Hall
  • Loxdale
  • Priestfield
  • Soho, Benson Road
  • St. Paul's
  • The Crescent (Bilston)
  • The Hawthorns
  • The Royal
  • Trinity Way
  • Wednesbury, Great Western Street
  • Wednesbury Parkway
  • West Bromwich Central
  • Winson Green, Outer Circle
  • Wolverhampton, St. George's
  • List of West Midlands railway stations
  • Transport in the West Midlands
  • Midland Metro
  • Centro

Coordinates: 52°30′31″N 1°58′57″W / 52.50868°N 1.98251°W / 52.50868; -1.98251


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