This station was located at the junction for the Carmyllie Railway. This was initially a goods and minerals only line, opened 1854, the line opening to passengers in 1900. The junction allowed trains from the Arbroath direction access to the branch.
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On the Carmyllie branch, just after Elliot Junction there was a passing loop (which was enlarged after opening to passengers) and a short siding on the east side, served from the north.
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This factory dispatched cans for Crosse & Blackwell near Peterhead.
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This was a small station with a platform on the east side of a passing loop. There was a siding on the west side, served from the north. At the south end was a level crossing alongside Bank farm.
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This was a single platform station to the east of Cuthlie Farm. The platform was on the east side of the line just south of a level crossing.
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This was a single platform station to the north of a level crossing. The platform was on the north/east side of the line.
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This was a single platform, on the north side of the line, terminus at Redford, north east of Carmyllie. Beyond the station to the north west was a level crossing and beyond that looped and dead end sidings. The line continued on to serve several quarries, the original purpose of the line.
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