Leith South Goods

Location type

Sidings

Names and dates

South Leith Goods (1881-1975)
Leith South Goods (1975-)

Opened on the Edinburgh and Dalkeith Railway.

Description

This goods depot was opened immediately to the east of South Leith station. It allowed the goods station at the station to become a coal depot. It opened around 1881, along with the Leith Edinburgh Dock.

North of the goods station was the marshalling yard Leith South Yard for the docks some of which remains open, although unused.

To the east is the Seafield Level Crossing.

The depot remains rail served although there is very little traffic. (Date of change of name to Leith South uncertain.)

Tags

Goods sidings underused freight facility

External links

NLS Collection OS map of 1892-1914
NLS Collection OS map of 1944-67
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Nearby stations
South Leith
Port of Leith [Tram]
The Shore [Tram]
Foot of the Walk [Tram]
Leith Central
North Leith
Leith Walk [CR]
Junction Bridge
Ocean Terminal [Tram]
Leith North
Easter Road Park Halt
Balfour Street [Tram]
Pilrig Street
Easter Road
Bonnington
Edinburgh and Leith Glass Works
Leith East Goods
Edinburgh Dock [Leith]
Crawford^s Biscuit Factory
Leith South Grain Store
Leith Rope Works
Edinburgh and Leith Gas Works
Leith South Timber Yard
Lothian Coal Co Depot [Leith]
Scottish Agricultural Industries
Albert Dock [Leith]
Leith Inner Harbour
Leith South Yard
Seafield Yard [CR]
Tourist/other
Albert Road Level Crossing
Location names in dark blue are on the same original line.


Books


A Regional History of the Railways of Great Britain: Scotland - The Lowlands and the Borders v. 6 (Regional railway history series)

Galashiels to Edinburgh: Including the Lauder and Dalkeith Branches - the Waverley Route (Scml)

Origins of the Scottish Railway System 1722-1844

Waverley: Portrait of a Famous Route