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Sydney Trains Network Sydney Trains Network 1 2 3 4 5 6 A To Central Coast & Newcastle Line A Richmond Berowra Mount Kuring-gai East Richmond Mount Colah Clarendon Asquith Windsor Hornsby Normanhurst Mulgrave aitara W Thornleigh ahroonga ista W Vineyard arrawee B Pennant Hills W B Cherrybrook CudgegongRouse Road HillKellyville Bella V Norwest ShowgroundCastle Hill urramurra Riverstone Beecroft T Sydney Metro Northwest under construction Pymble Cheltenham Gordon Killara Epping Lindfield Schofields Roseville Chatswood Eastwood Quakers Hill Carlingford Artarmon Telopea St Leonards Marayong Denistone ollstonecraft MacquarieUniversity North Ryde W Dundas Macquarie Park West Ryde Waverton Rydalmere C North Sydney C Milsons Point Camellia Meadowbank Rosehill Rhodes I T Y To Blue Mountains Line C Circular Quay Penrith St Marys Rooty HillDoonside Olympic Concord West KingswoodWerrington Mount Druitt Seven oongabbieHills Pendle Hill Martin Blacktown T Park Wynyard entworthvilleestmead Place Kings CrossEdgecliff Emu Plains W North W Strathfield Town Hall Bondi Junction Parramatta St James Harris Park Central Redfern Granville Museum Merrylands Clyde Auburn Erskineville D Guildford D St Peters CroydonAshfield Lewisham StanmoreNewtown FlemingtonHomebush Burwood Petersham Sydenham Green Square Yennora Summer Hill Lidcombe Strathfield Macdonaldtown Mascot Berala Fairfield Hurlstone Park Domestic Airport Station Access Fee applies Tempe Regents Park Canterbury Canley Vale International Airport Station Access Fee applies Campsie Wolli Creek Marrickville Belmore Dulwich Hill Arncliffe Cabramatta Sefton CarramarVillawood Chester Hill Birrong Turrella Banksia Warwick Farm Leightonfield Yagoona Bardwell Park Rockdale Lakemba Wiley Park Bexley North Liverpool BankstownPunchbowl E Kogarah E Kingsgrove Carlton Casula Beverly Hills Narwee Allawah Hurstville Glenfield Panania East Hills Revesby Padstow Penshurst Holsworthy Riverwood Mortdale North Shore, Northern Oatley & Western Line Macquarie Fields Airport, Inner West Como & South Line Ingleburn Edmondson Park Jannali Leppington F F Bankstown Line Minto Sutherland oolooware KirraweeGymea MirandaCaringbahW Cronulla Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra Line Leumeah Loftus Cumberland Line Campbelltown Engadine Heathcote Carlingford Line Macarthur Waterfall Olympic Park Line To South Coast Line To Southern Highlands Line Stop G NORTH G InterchangeInterchange End of line Check timetables and trip planners for train services and connections 1 2 3 4 5 6 Copyright © 2016 Transport for NSW Sydney Trains Network Map G Glenfield E2 Pennant Hills B4 The following Sydney Trains Network information includes an alphabetical Gordon B4 Penrith C1 list of stations, its map grid references, Granville D3 Penshurst E5 wheel chair access and connecting train Green Square D5 Petersham D4 service details where applicable. Guildford D2 Punchbowl E4 Gymea F5 Pymble B4 A Allawah E5 H Harris Park D3 Q Quakers Hill C2 Arncliffe E5 Heathcote F5 R Redfern D5 Artarmon C5 Holsworthy E3 Regents Park D3 Ashfield D4 Homebush D3 Revesby E3 Asquith B4 Hornsby B4 Rhodes C4 Auburn D3 Hurlstone Park D4 Richmond A2 B Banksia E5 Hurstville E5 Riverstone B2 Bankstown E3 I Ingleburn F2 Riverwood E4 Bardwell Park E4 International Airport D5 Rockdale E5 Beecroft B4 J Jannali F5 Rooty Hill C2 Belmore E4 K Killara B4 Rosehill C3 Berala D3 Kings Cross D6 Roseville C5 Berowra A4 Kingsgrove E4 Rydalmere C3 Beverly Hills E4 Kingswood C1 S Schofields B1 Bexley North E4 Kirrawee F5 Sefton E3 Birrong E3 Kogarah E5 Seven Hills C2 Blacktown C2 L Lakemba E4 St James D6 Bondi Junction D6 Leightonfield E3 St Leonards C5 Burwood D4 Leppington F2 St Marys C2 C Cabramatta E2 Leumeah F2 St Peters D5 Camellia C3 Lewisham D4 Stanmore D4 Campbelltown F2 Lidcombe D3 Strathfield D4 Campsie E4 Lindfield B4 Summer Hill D4 Canley Vale D2 Liverpool E2 Sutherland F5 Canterbury D4 Loftus F5 Sydenham D5 Caringbah F6 M Macarthur G3 T Telopea C3 Carlingford C3 Macdonaldtown D5 Tempe D5 Carlton E5 Macquarie Fields F2 Thornleigh B4 Carramar E3 Macquarie Park C4 Toongabbie C2 Casula E2 Macquarie University C4 Town Hall D5 Central D5 Marayong C2 Turramurra B4 Chatswood C5 Marrickville D5 Turrella E4 Cheltenham B4 Martin Place D5 V Villawood E3 Chester Hill E3 Mascot D5 Vineyard B2 Circular Quay C5 Meadowbank C4 W Wahroonga B4 Clarendon B2 Merrylands D3 Waitara B4 Clyde D3 Milsons Point C5 Warrawee B4 Como F5 Minto F2 Warwick Farm E2 Concord West C4 Miranda F6 Waterfall G5 Cronulla F6 Mortdale F5 Waverton C5 Croydon D4 Mount Colah A4 Wentworthville C3 D Denistone C4 Mount Druitt C2 Werrington C2 Domestic Airport D5 Mount Kuring-gai A4 West Ryde C4 Doonside C2 Mulgrave B2 Westmead C3 Dulwich Hill D4 Museum D5 Wiley Park E4 Dundas C3 N Narwee E4 Windsor B2 E East Hills E3 Newtown D5 Wolli Creek E5 East Richmond A1 Normanhurst B4 Wollstonecraft C5 Eastwood C4 North Ryde C4 Woolooware F6 Edgecliff D6 North Strathfield D4 Wynyard C5 Edmondson Park F2 North Sydney C5 Y Yagoona E3 Emu Plains C1 O Oatley F5 Yennora D2 Engadine F5 Olympic Park C3 Epping B4 P Padstow E4 Erskineville D5 Panania E3 Key F Fairfield D2 Parramatta C3 Flemington D3 Pendle Hill C3 Wheelchair access Copyright © 2016 Transport for NSW 1610TMS-E-MWT-A4P.
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