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| City | Railroad | Current Location | Type | Current Use | Date Built | Track Status | Bldg. Mat. | Current Railroad | Notes |
| Ada | PRR | 112 Central St. | P | Society | 1887 | In Use | W | Conrail | See Note |
| Forest | PFt.W&C (PRR) & CCC&St.L | 102 W. Lima St. (SR 37) | F | Library | 1887 | In Use | B | Conrail | |
| Kenton | CCC&St.L | 322 W. Franklin (SR 309 west of courthouse) |
P | Business | 1882 | Gone | B | None | |
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Notes... Ada: This Victorian era station has been placed on the National Register of Historic Buildings. The downstairs of the station is being used by the City of Ada. The upstairs is used by the Ada Model Railroad Assoc. This organization meets on Saturdays in the upstairs of the depot. For further information on this organization, contact Cass Telles. |
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| Station | Railroad | Notes |
| Ada | PFt.W&C (PRR) | According to old maps, the old freight station sat on the southeast corner of where Johnson Street crosses the tracks. It sat directly across the tracks from the N.R. Park Grain Elevator and Warehouse. |
| Alger | Erie | |
| Dunkirk | PRR | The passenger station was in the northeast quadrant of the crossing with the T&OC. The freight station was on the east side of Main Street. |
| Dunkirk | T&OC | Anyone know where the passenger station sat? I believe it was on South Railroad Street south of Washington St. The T&OC had a freight station in the southeast quadrant of the crossing with the PRR and this building had frontage on West Washington Street. |
| Forest | PFt.W&C (PRR) & CCC&St.L | Forest's union station sat across the transfer track from the location of the existing freight station on Lima Street. The station sat on the southeast corner of the diamond with platforms along both RRs. Across the Big 4 tracks was the interlocking tower. |
| Kenton | Erie | |
| Kenton | T&OC | |
| Mt. Victory | CCC&St.L | |
| Ridgeway | CCC&St.L |