Railway stations in Ghana

The following towns or villages currently have or had rail service in Ghana; 1,067 mm (3 ft 6 in) gauge unless otherwise noted :

Accra station platforms and canopy.

Takoradi Railway Station.

• Accra - (E) - port, capital city: Accra Central Station
• Baatsona
• Asoprochona - suburban terminus
• Koforidua (E)
  

  Accra sign post
• Pokoasi - (E/C) - junction
  • Shai Hills - (E)
• Tema - (E) - port in east - proposed suburban terminus 2008 [1]

• Nsawam - (E)
• Koforidua (E)
• Nkawkaw - (E)
• Ejisu - (E)
• Nsuta
• Juaso (C)
• Konongo, Ghana (E)
• Boankra (E) - inland port
• Kumasi (E/W) - junction [2]

• Nsuta (E)
• Bososo (E)

• Anyinam

• Sekondi - (W) - older port and workshops
• Tarkwa - (W) - junction
• Takoradi - (W) - newer port
• Huni Valley - (W/C) - junction on west line for cross country line to east line; concrete sleeper plant
• Dunkwa - (W) - Junction for Awaso
• Obuasi - (W)
• Bekwai - (W)
• Kumasi - (W/E) junction

• • Tarkwa - (W) - junction
  • Prestea - branch terminus - (W)

• • Dunkwa - (W) - Junction for Awaso
  • Awaso - (W) - branch terminus - Bauxite mine

• Huni Valley - (W/C) - junction
• Twifu Praso
• Foso (C)
• Achissi - (C) - junction
  • Akim Oda - (C) -
  • Kade - (C) - branch terminus (o/o/u)
• Akoroso (C)
• Pokoasi
• Kotoku - (E/C) - junction

• 1,000 mm (3 ft 3 ³⁄₈ in) gauge
• Lomé -
• - border
• Aflao - Diamond Cement Ghana Limited factory at Aflao to the Lomé Port is expected to be completed in early 2014.[3][4]

This list includes regauged stations.

(far western line) [5][6]

• Takoradi - port - break of gauge 1,067 mm (3 ft 6 in)/1,435 mm (4 ft 8 ¹⁄₂ in)
• Manso
• Tarkwa - junction for northwest
• Huni Valley
• Dunkwa
  • Awaso
• Nyinahim
• Sunyani (regional capital Brong-Ahafo)
• Techiman - junction
• Bole
• Salwa
• Wa (regional capital Upper West Region)
• Hamile - northwest terminus - 1,435 mm (4 ft 8 ¹⁄₂ in)
  • Border -
• Burkina Faso
• Ouagadougou - junction

1,435 mm (4 ft 8 ¹⁄₂ in) [7] under construction 2020

• Tema - Port
• Akosombo
• Ho (regional capital Volta Region)
• Hohoe
• Bimbila
• Yendi
• Tamale (regional capital Northern Region)
• Bolgatanga (regional capital Upper East Region)
• Paga (0km)
• - - Border (Ghana-Burkina Faso) [8]
• Dakola
• Po
• Bagre
• Ouagadougou - junction - national capital (166km) (1000km from Tema)

• Nsuta

• (Suburban)
• Dansoman
• La, Ghana
• Teshie, Ghana

• (proposed 2010) [9]
• Aflao - near border in east with Togo, and capital Lomé.
• Togo-Ghana border
• Tema
• Accra - national capital
• Winneba
• Cape Coast (regional capital Central Region, Ghana)
• Takoradi (regional capital Western Region, Ghana)
• Omanpe
• Ghana-Côte d'Ivoire border

• Kumasi - (W/E) junction (2010)
• Bolgatanga
• Navrongo
• Paga - near Burkina Faso [10]

• Takoradi
• Manso
• Huni Valley
• Tarkwa
• Dunkwa–Awaso
• Nyinahin
• Sunyani
• Techiman
• Bole
• Salwa
• Wa
• Hamile

(far eastern line)

• Ejisu
• Mampong
• Nkoranza
• Tamale - junction
• Bolgatanga
• Paga - near Burkina Faso
• Tamale
• Yendi
• Shieni - iron ore
  • Buipe - just north of lake
  • Lake Volta

(Suburban line)

• Accra
• Sakumono
• Asoprochona
• Tema - large port to east of Accra [11]
• Kasoa
• Winneba - wast of Accra on coast.
• Madina

Lake Volta branch to east:

• Achimota (E) - junction
• Tema (E) - major port [12]
• Sugbaniate (E)
• Shai Hills (E)
• Akosombo (E) - inland lake port

• Kumasi to Paga
• Yendi branch.
• Takoradi through Kumasi
• Awaso branch

• Bosusi
• Kibi - bauxite deposit

• Baatsonaa and Nungua bridge repairs complete [13]

• Kumasi, Boankra inland port, Kumasi-Paga through Buipe, to connect the Volta lake, Achimota-Tema port, Tamale-Yendi to connect Shieni (227m) iron deposit, Bosusi-Kibi to connect the bauxite deposit at Kibi and branch lines linking the towns where other mineral deposits have been identified.
• Takoradi through Manso, Tarkwa, Huni Valley, Dunkwa Awaso, Nyinahin, Sunyani, Techiman, Bole, Sawla, Wa through to Hamile in the Upper West Region of Ghana.[14]
• Ghana Railway Development Authority has invited bids to convert the 950 km rail network from 1,067 mm (3 ft 6 in) narrow gauge to standard gauge, permitting 25 tonne axleloads and increasing speeds from 56 to 160 km/h. In the longer term, feasibility studies will look at introducing a suburban rail service from Accra to Kasoa, Winneba and Madina, as well as extending the railway to the north and connecting with the proposed Ecowas rail line across West Africa.

• Kade

• Kumasi-Paja design [15]

• Ghana - Burkino Faso [16]
• Western line [17] [18]

• Accra
• Avenor, Ghana

• Nsawam
• Kumasi

• Ejisu
• Tamale
• Paga

• Yendi [19]

• Ghana proposes part of the ECOWAS Coastal Railway linking Aflao-Tema-Accra, Winneba, Cape Coast, Takoradi and Omape.[9]
• The Government of Ghana and the China National Machinery Import and Export Corporation (CMC) has signed a US $6.050 billion contract agreement for the construction of a railway infrastructure from Nsawam near Accra via Kumasi to Paga on the Burkina Faso border, and a branch from same at Tamale to Yendi.

• Ghana Railway Development Authority invites bids to convert the 950 km network to standard gauge [20]
• Ghana plans major rail rehabilitation [21]