RAILSCOT | Nantybwch

Station

Tredegar (Nantybwch)
Nantybwch

Opened on the Sirhowy Tramroad.

Nearby stations Nantybwch Sirhowy Trevil Halt Rhymney Bridge Tredegar Rhymney Ebbw Vale Low Level Ebbw Vale High Level Beaufort Ebbw Vale Rhymney Lower Tyllwyn Halt Pantywaun Halt Pontlottyn Abertysswg	Nantybwch Viaduct Hugh Phillips Engineering Sirhowy Ironworks Tredegar Iron Works Trevil Quarries Ty Trist Colliery Ebbw Vale Junction Pidwellt Colliery Beaufort Iron Works Rhymney Iron Works Iron Works Beaufort Tunnel Ebbw Vale Steelworks Waun Dew Colliery Ebbw Vale Steelworks
Location names in dark blue are on the same original line.

/ /1802	Sirhowy Tramroad Established by Sir Charles Morgan to run from the Tredegar Iron Works to Nine Mile Point, to run via the Monmouthshire Canal Tramway from there to Newport. Tramroads were built by the partners in the iron works to run to the Trevil Quarries and from Nantybwch to the Union Iron Works at Rhymney.
01/03/1864	London and North Western Railway, South Wales Extension from Brynmawr to Nantybwch.
05/09/1871	Rhymney and Nantybwch Joint Line (London and North Western Railway, South Wales and Rhymney Railway) Joint line from Rhymney to Nantybwch opened.
02/10/1871	Rhymney and Nantybwch Joint Line (London and North Western Railway, South Wales and Rhymney Railway) Joint line from Rhymney to Nantybwch opened to public traffic. The London and North Western Railway diverts all of its Cardiff bound traffic to the Rhymney Railway route.
/12/1927	Merthyr, Tredegar and Abergavenny Railway 14 locomotives snowed in along length of line. Train snowed in at Nantybwch for 12 hours at 1165 feet.