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New South Wales Railways NEW SOUTH WALES RAILWAYS - SL 124 20.04.20 page 1 of 26 PASSENGER STATIONS & STOPS NSW Government Rlys & associated Private Rlys (1- 97) and selected Tramways (100 -113) Based on NSW Government Rlys Public TTs (t) 1856 (x),1868/1870 (y), 1889 (z), 1910 (a), 1927(Country/1928(Suburban) (b), 1939 (c), 1958 (d), 1978(Country)/1979(Suburban)(e) and current TTs (f). Also, 1860, 1862(n), 1870(p), 1882(q), 1899(r), 1920(s), 1933(t), 1946(u), 1953 (v), 1968 & 1985(suburban)(v2); working TTs (w) 1909 (w1), 1925 (w2), 1935/1941/1944 (w3), 1951 (w4), 1958/1962(w5) & 1976 (w6). q+ z+ a+ s+ previous name noted in 1882, 1889, 1910 or 1920TTs. pass?: passenger service? #: NSW PTC Archives register (some may not be passenger stops) & other histories. op. opened; cl. closed; rn. renamed; rl. relocated; tm: terminus at date shown $ stops for school children; $$ stops for railway staff/families only. x-f: xyzabcdef (etc). Former names: [ ]; Distances in miles unless noted Km; Gauge 4’ 8½” unless noted. All locations served by passenger trains unless shown in italics in brackets, or noted 1. SYDNEY – BOMADERRY 39.5 Scarborough (1st) a [Clifton 1st) z+ ] [South Clifton z ] 0.0 Sydney Central cdef [Sydney (2nd) ab ] 40.0 Wombarra b-f 0.0 Central (Low Level) (70,71) 41.0 Coledale a-f 0.3 Sydney (1st) xyz > 42.5 Austinmer z-f 0.3 Regent Street 1938w [Mortuary ab ] 43.7 Thirroul a-f [Robinsville z ] 0. Darling Harbour (troop trains WW2) 44.7 Bulli z-f 0.7 Redfern a-f [Eveleigh z ] >> 46.0 Woonona b-f 1.5 Erskineville (1st) ab [Erskinville z ] 47.0 Bellambi z-f 1.7 Erskineville (2nd) b-f 48.0 Corrimal z-f 2.3 St. Peters z-f 48.5 Towradgi def 3.3 Sydenham a-f [Marrickville 1st) z ] (2) 49.3 Fairy Meadow def [Cramsville z+ ] 4.3 Tempe z-f [Para Meadow z ] [Balgownie abc ] 4.5 Wolli Creek f (70) 50.5 North Wollongong b-f 5.3 Arncliffe z-f 51.5 Wollongong z-f 6.0 Banksia a-f 52.3 Coniston (2nd) def (6) 6.5 Rockdale z-f 55.0 Unanderra z-f (6) 7.3 Kogarah z-f 57.0 Kembla Grange Racecourse f 8.0 Carlton z-f [Kembla Grange a-e ] 8.5 Allawah b-f 59.0 Dapto z-f 9.3 Hurstville z-f 62.3 Yallah z-e [Albion Park (1st) z+ ] 10.0 Penshurst z-f 64.3 Albion Park (2nd) z-f [Oak Flats (1st) z+ ] 10.5 Mortdale (2nd) b-f 65.3 Oak Flats (2nd)(rl.2003) z-e 10.7 Mortdale (1st) a ** 1. 65.5 Oak Flats (3rd) f 11.3 Oatley (2nd) a-f 66.3 Croom w2 c 12.7 Como (2nd) ef 68.0 Shellharbour Junction (op.2014) f 14.0 Jannali cdef ** 1. 68.7 Dunmore (Shellharbour) (cl.2014) 15.3 Sutherland z-f (5) > [Shellharbour z-e ] 15.7 Woronora Cemetery abc 69.7 Minnamurra (1st) abc 16.0 Loftus (3rd) f 70.5 Minnamurra (2nd) def 16.3 Loftus (2nd) a-e [Loftus Junction z ] (1A) 73.0 Bombo a-f [North Kiama z(tm) ] 19.0 Engadine b-f [Kiama (1st) #1893 ] [Kiama North s ] 20.5 Heathcote z-f 74.0 Kiama (2nd) a-f 24.0 Waterfall (3rd) a-f 78.5 Omega a-e 24.3 Waterfall (2nd) r 79.7 Gerringong a-f 24.5 Waterfall (1st) z [Waterfalls #1886] ** 2. 82.5 Toolijooa abcd [Toolejooa #1897 ] 28.7 Helensburgh (2nd) b-f 87.5 Berry a-f 29.3 Metropolitan Colliery Junction $$ w5 90.0 Jasper’s Brush a-e 31.3 Lilyvale a-e ** 2. 95.3 Bomaderry (Nowra) f 32.7 Otford z-f ** 3. [Nowra (Bomaderry) a-e ] 34.7 Stanwell Park (2nd) b-f 36.7 Coalcliff bf [Coal Cliff cde ] ** 3. ** 1. Former route until 1905/1963: 37.3 Coal Cliff South cde [Coal Cliff Miners Platform w2] 10.7 Mortdale (1st) [Coal Cliff South Miners Platform ] 11.3 Oatley (1st)(rl.1905) z [Oatley’s z(fares) ] 38.3 Clifton (2nd/4th) za.w5(miners) 12.7 Como (1st)(rl.1963) z-d [North Clifton z+ ] 14.0 Jannali 38.7 Scarborough (2nd) b-f [Clifton (3rd) #1915 ] 3A. CHULLORA JUNCTION – SIGNALS SHOP ** 2. Former route until 1915: rail employees only. £: name on platform sign; 24.5 Waterfall (1st) 10.3 Chullora Junction (3) 26.3 Cawley $ w1 12.3 Regent’s Park (8) 27.3 Helensburgh (1st) za 11.0 Boshops w5w6 > 28.5 Lilyvale [Chullora Boiler Shop Siding w2 ] 11.5 Welders w5w6 ** 3. Former route until 1920: 12.0 State Rail Signals Shop x+ [Sigway £ ] [Chullora Signal Workshops w2 ] 32.7 Otford [Sigshops w5w6 ] [SRA Signals Shop v2 ] 35. Stanwell Park (1st) a 36.7 Coalcliff 3B. BOSHOPS – WORKSHOPS rail employees only 1A. NATIONAL PARK BRANCH f*: tramway museum 11.0 Boshops (3A) 11.3 Sub-station w5w6 16.5 Loftus (2nd) (1) 12.0 State Rail Workshops x+ [Elcar w5w6 ] 16.3 Loftus (Tramway Museum) f* [Commission Workshops 1976t ] 17. Scouts Platform #1946/47 [PTC Workshops e ] [SRA Workshops x ] 17.7 The Royal National Park def* [Loftus (1st) z ] [National Park ab ] 4. TEMPE – GLENFIELD + Km from Central [The National Park c ] 4.3 Tempe (1) 2. SYDENHAM – REGENT’S PARK 5.3 Turrella cdef 6.3 Bardwell Park cdef 3.3 Sydenham (1) 7.0 Bexley North cdef 4.0 Marrickville (2nd) a-f 7.3 Kingsgrove cdef 5.0 Dulwich Hill b-f [Wardell Road a ] 9.0 Beverly Hills def [Dumbleton c ] 5.5 Hurlstone Park b-f [Fern Hill a ] 9.7 Narwee cdef 6.3 Canterbury a-d 10.3 Riverwood def [Herne Bay c ] 7.3 Campsie a-f 12.0 Padstow cdef 8.3 Belmore a-f 13.0 Revesby cdef 9.0 Lakemba a-f 14.0 Panania cdef 9.5 Wiley Park cdef 15.0/24.+ East Hills cde(tm)f 10.3 Punchbowl a-f 26.8+ Holsworthy f 11.7 Bankstown a-f 33.0+ Glenfield (8) 12.7 Yagoona b-f 13.7 Birrong b-f > 5. SUTHERLAND – CRONULLA 13.3 Sefton (8) 14.7 Regent’s Park (8) 15.5 Sutherland (1) 16.5 Kirrawee def 3. CAMPSIE – LIDCOMBE/FLEMINGTON 17.5 Gymea def Services provided mainly for railway employees. In 1925w the 18.3 Miranda def public were allowed to use this service, but could only 19.5 Caringbah def alight/join at Campsie, Enfield South & Lidcombe 21.0 Woolooware def 21.7 Cronulla def 7.3 Campsie (2) 8.7 Enfield South w2w5w6 **1. 6. CONISTON – PORT KEMBLA 9.5 Enfield Yards w2w5w6 10.0 Enfield North w2w5w6 52.3 Coniston (2nd) (1) Coal Stack w5 52.5 Coniston (1st) bc [Mount Drummond #1924 ] 10.3 Chullora Junction w2w5w6 > ** 1. 55.0 Unanderra (1,7) 12.0 Flemington Goods Junction w5 53.5 Lysaght’s def > 13.3 Flemington (8) 54.5 Cringila b-f 13.0 Lidcombe (8) 55.3 Port Kembla North cdef 56.0 Port Kembla b-f ** 1. Southbound service in 1976w: northbound only service in 1976w as above 7. UNANDERRA – MOSS VALE f*: Cockatoo Run heritage railway 10.7 Chullora Junction 10. Delec w5w6 54.7 Unanderra (1,6) 9. Hope Street w5w6 58.5 58 Miles 34 Chains w3 8.7 Enfield South 60.3 Dombarton #(platform) 60.5 60 Miles 48½ Chains w5 60.7 60 Miles 55 Chains w4 63.7 63 Miles 60 Chains w3w4 36.7 Menangle Park cdef > 67.3 Summit Tank $$ w3w4.f* [Menangle Platform #1889 ] 74.0 Mount Murray cde 37.0 Menangle Racecourse w6 75.0 74 Miles 75 Chains $ w4 [Menangle Park Racecourse w3 ] 76.0 Ocean View cd 37.3 North Menangle ab 78.7 Ranelagh House f* [Ranelagh c ] 37.7 Riversford #1863 [Menangle (1st) #1862 ] [St. Anthony’s d ] 38.5 Menangle (2nd) y-f 79.7 Robertson cdef* 43.0 Douglas Park (1st) y [Douglass Park 1866t ] 83.7 Burrawang cd 43.3 Douglas Park (2nd) z-f 87.3 Calwalla cd 49. Wilton #1860 90.7 90 Miles 54 Chains $ w4 49.0 Maldon abcd 93.7 Moss Vale (8) 50.7 Picton y-f 56.5 Tahmoor b-f 8. SYDNEY – ALBURY 61.7 Bargo b-f [West Bargo s ] 65.5 Yanderra bcd 0.0 Sydney Central (1 to:) 70.0 Yerrinbool b-f 0.7 Redfern (1) 75.7 Aylmerton bcd 1.5 Macdonaldtown b-f 79.5 Mittagong y-f [M’Donald Town (2nd) a ] 82.5 Bowral y-f ? M’Donald Town (1st) z 84.0 Burradoo z-f 2.0 Newtown (2nd) z-f 86.0 Bong Bong a [Austermere z ] 2.3 Newtown (1st) xy 88.3 Moss Vale z-f [Sutton Forest y(tm) ] (7) 3.0 Stanmore z-f 91.7 Werai abcd [Meryla r ] 3.5 Petersham y-f [Meryla Siding z ] 4.0 Lewisham (2nd) a-f 94.7 Exeter a-f [Mount Badgery #1889 ] ? Lewisham (1st) z 98.5 Bundanoon z-f [Jordan’s Crossing p ] 4.5 Summer Hill z-f [Jordan’s Siding #1881 ] 5.3 Ashfield x-f 102.0 Kareela a [Wollondilly #1891 ] 5.7 Croydon z-f [Five Dock Platform 1876t ] 104.3 Penrose (2nd) b-f 6.5 Burwood (2nd) a-f 105.0 Penrose (1st) a [Cable’s Siding z ] ? Burwood (1st) xyz 107.7 Wingello z-f 7.3 Strathfield (2nd) a-f 110.5 113 Miles $ w5 ? Strathfield (1st) z [Redmyre #1885 ] b-f 111.3 113 Miles 40 Chains $ w5 8.0 Homebush x-f 113.0 Tallong a-f [Barber’s Creek z ] 8.7 Flemington (1st) za 114.0 116 Miles 15 Chains $ w3 9.0 Flemington (2nd) 114.3 116 Miles 40 Chains $ w5 9.5 Flemington Car Sidings $$ w6 114.5 116 Miles 57 Chains $ w3 9.7 Rookwood (2nd) cd [Necropolis a ] 116.0 Medway $$ w4 [Rookwood (Necropolis) b ] 117.7 Marulan z-f 10.3 Lidcombe b-f [Haslem Creek 1866t ] (40,42) 122.3 124 Miles 40 Chains $ w3w4 [Haslem’s Creek y ] 122.7 125 Miles 10 Chains $ w4 [Rookwood (1st) za ] 123.0 Arrangull #1910 (platform) 11.5 Berala b-f 125.3 Carrick z-d [Towrang (1st) #1870 ] 12.3 Regent’s Park (2nd) b-f (2) 127.3 Towrang (2nd) z-d [Manna Field & Towrang p] ? Regent’s Park (1st) s 130.3 132 Miles 41 Chains 1937w 13.3 Sefton b-f (2) 130.5 132 Miles 60 Chains $ w4 13.7 Chester Hill b-f 132.3 Murray’s Flats z-d 14.7 Leightonfield def 133.5 135 Miles 71 Chains $ w4 15.3 Villawood b-f 136.0 North Goulburn z-d 16.0 Carramar b-f [South Fairfield w2 ] 137.5 Goulburn z-f (12,14) 17.7 Cabramatta (45) > 143.7 Yarra (2nd) abcd 19.5 Warwick Farm Racecourse de(maps) 144.0 Yarra (1st) z [Collector 1876t ] 19.0 Warwick Farm def 151.7 Breadalbane z-e [Bredalbane #1876 ] [Warwick Farm Platform t ] 157.0 Cullerin abcd > 19.7 Liverpool x(tm)y-f 160.0 Razorback a (bypassed 1915) 22.0 Casula a-f 161.5 163 Miles 60 Chains $ w3 > 23.3 Glenfield (1st) z 166.3 Fish River z-d 23.7 Glenfield (2nd) a-f (9A) 171.0 Gunning z-f 25.0 Macquarie Fields (2nd) z-f 176.7 Oolong abcd 26.3 Ingleburn z-f [Macquarie Fields (1st) #1883] 182.7 Jerrawa z-d 28.7 Minto z-f [Campbell Fields q+ ] 190.5 Coolalie abcd 30.5 Leumeah z-f 195.5 Yass Junction a-f [Yass z ] (17) 31.7 Campbelltown y-f (10) 202.5 Bowning z-e ** 1.
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