page_title: Glencoe, South Australia
section_title: Wandilo-Glencoe Railway
hierarchical_section_title: Glencoe, South Australia / History / Wandilo-Glencoe Railway
caption_attribution_description: English: Y98 getting ready to leave Glencoe South Australia, for last time to Mount Gambier. July 1957.
context_page_description: Glencoe is a town in South Australia, Australia, located 27 kilometres north-west of Mount Gambier. At June 2016, Glencoe had an estimated population of 661.
context_section_description: On 22 August 1904, the 9 miles (14 km), narrow-gauge Wandilo-Glencoe Railway officially began operation. It branched from the Mount Gambier-Naracoorte siding at Wandilo — 8 miles (13 km) north-west of Mount Gambier. The branch was built to service the local agriculture and horticulture industry. The branch was decommissioned in June 1957 when the main line was converted to broad-gauge.
caption: A South Australian Railways Y class locomotive departs Glencoe for the final time in 1957
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