Pontypridd to Port Talbot

including the Maerdy Branch

by Vic Mitchell & Keith Smith

The two Rhondda Valleys required a complex railway system to cope with their prolific coal output, which peaked at 9.1 million tons in 1914. The Avan Valley, with its additional industries, is also profusely illustrated. The complex network is explained with the aid of 34 detailed maps and some lengthy captions to the varied and historic photographs.

Book Details

Author: Vic Mitchell & Keith Smith
Series: Welsh Valleys
Publisher: Middleton Press Ltd
Published: 01 October 2010
ISBN: 9781906008864
Language: English

Format: Hardback
Dimensions: 240 x 174 mm
Weight: 480g
General: 96 Pages
120 Photographs
Large Scale Maps
Other details of local history

Stations & Locations

Stations		Photo
Pontypridd		1-8
Pontypridd Maritime Colliery Sidings		9-10
Gyfeillon		11-13
Trehafod		14-16
Lewis Merthyr Colliery		17-18
Porth		19-25
Ynyshir		26-28
Wattstown Platform		29
Pontygwaith Platform		30
Tylorstown		31-33
Ferndale		34-38
Ferndale Engine Shed		39-40
Maerdy		41-44
Dinas Rhondda		45-48
Tonypandy & Trealaw		49-53
Pwllyrhebog Branch		54-57
Llwynypia		58-60
Ystrad Rhondda		61-66
Ton Pentre		67
Treorchy		68-70
Ynyswen		71-72
Treherbert		73-81
Blaenrhondda		82-84
Rhondda Tunnel		85-86
Blaengwynfi		87-96
Cymmerafan		97-102
Duffryn Rhondda Halt		103-105
Cynonville Halt		106
Pontrhydyfen		107-108
Cwmavon (Glam)		109
Aberavon Town		110-113
Aberavon Seaside		114-115
Port Talbot General		116-120