Stations
The following stations were on the Ngapara Branch (in brackets is the distance from Waiareka Junction):
- Weston (2.58 km) - site of McDonald Limeworks.
- Siding to Taylor's Limeworks (4.6 km).
- Cornacks (4.74 km) - the original Cornacks Loop was 300 m closer to Weston.
- Lorne (6.4 km) - loop removed in 1949.
- Enfield (8.43 km) - originally known as Teaneraki.
- Elderslie (11.93 km)
- Windsor Junction (16.52 km) - originally Windsor before the construction of the Tokarahi Branch; remained Windsor Junction even after it ceased to be a junction.
- Corriedale (18 km)
- Queens Flat (21.48 km)
- Ngapara (24.34 km)
Tokarahi Branch, distances from Windsor Junction on the Ngapara Branch:
- Tapui (?? km)
- Island Cliff (?? km)
- Tokarahi (19.22 km)
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