Stations
The railway had a multitude of stopping places over the years, but at the time of electrification and after the officially-recognised stations from Swansea to Mumbles (as published in Bradshaw) were:
- Rutland Street
- St Helen's (frequently known as "The Slip")
- Brynmill
- Ashleigh Road
- Blackpill
- West Cross
- Norton Road
- Oystermouth
- Southend
- Pier (adjacent to Mumbles Head)
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