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Stations[edit]

Opening and closing dates are easy; Butt has all of them. The years are:

Kemble                  1872-
Jackament's Bridge Halt 1939-48
Rodmarton Platform      1904-64
Church's Hill Halt      1959-64
Culkerton [Halt]        1889-1956; 1959-64
Trouble House Halt      1959-64
Tetbury                 1889-1964

So, there was initially only one intermediate station (Culkerton); and since Jackament's Bridge Halt closed before Church's Hill Halt and Trouble House Halt opened, not all of them were open simultaneously. Need source explicitly stating that. --Redrose64 (talk) 22:13, 3 December 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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