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Worksite Protection Planning Diagrams Eastern Suburbs Line - Central to Bondi Junction - M23 Stations Covered CENTRAL ELECTRIC 2 SYDNEY TERMINAL 2 CENTRAL ESR 2 TOWN HALL 4 MARTIN PLACE 5 KINGS CROSS 7 EDGECLIFF 10 BONDI JUNCTION 13 Kilometrage References -0.198km 2 0.000km 2 5.000km 10 7.289km 14 Fri, 06 August 2021 @ 14:46:56 EST B 0+000 B 0+000 M00 0.000 U B 0+000 B 0+018 B 0+054 B 0+018 B 0+049 12 EDDY AVENUE M00 -0.030 U -0.030 M00 N30 -0.015 D SW 0+028 CE 0+108 SY 377 DCO SY 375 DS 375 SY SW 0+063 SW 0+097 N30 -0.015 D SY 377 INDR 377 SY SY 376 CI CE 0+093 CE CE 0+035 CE CE 0+049CE 0+051 CE 0+054 SY 372 SW 0+051 SW 0+109 SW SW 0+140 SW 0 KM 16 SY 381 S 17 619A CE 0+140 SY 378 INDR 18 DES 0+103 19 30 DOWN CITY OUTER UP CITY INNER 620B40 -0.198km DOWN LOCAL -0.048km SY 373 CO 0.102km A UP ILLAWARRA LOCAL UP CITY INNER DES 0+082 50 DOWN CITY OUTER CE 0+075 20 CENTRAL ELECTRIC DES 0+062 SY 374 UCI AIRPORT LINE UP 21 A 45 624B DES 0+041 DES 0+125 UP AIRPORT SY 378 CI DES 0+030 SY 348 CO UES 0+125 DES 0+021 60 DOWN ILLAWARRA LOCAL SY 350 CO 625C DES 0+000 AIRPORT LINECENTRAL DOWN PLATFORM 23 NECK 22 620A UIR 0+060 45 DOWN AIRPORT UIR 0+038 UES 0+103 SW 0+187 SW SW 0+177 SW SY 350 Co-Acting SY 383 IND 383 SY SW 0+173 SW UIR 0+082 SW 0+201 SW SY 348 INDR DOWN ESR 45 UIR 0+126 625B UIR 0+148 UIR 0+104 23 DOWN AIRPORT UIR 0+239 SW 0+004 SY 385 IL SY 383 L SW 0+139 UIR 0+203 UIR 0+191 SW 0+168 SW SW 0+166 SW UIR 0+186 UIR 0+221 SY 387 SR UES 0+082 A SW 0+137 SW UP ESR ES 0.01 UES 0+062 A UP ILLAWARRA RELIEF NEXT UP BRIDGE TRAM AVENUE EDDY UP ILLAWARRA RELIEF UES 0+041 UIR 0+166 24 ES 0.06 60 900B UES 0+021 25 A SY 716 ES A UES 0+000 UIR 0+020 CE 0+010 DOWN ILLAWARRACHALMERS RELIEF STREET DIR 0+020 DIR 0+039 SY 379 SR DIR 0+061 Chalmers St Pumping Station DIR 0+083 DIR 0+127 DIR 0+148 DIR 0+170 SW 0+154 CENTRAL ESR DIR 0+190 A DIR 0+105 IR 0.20 DIR 0+210 SY 707 IR CE 0+093 CE CE 0+108 CE DES 0+418 N EDDY AVENUE EDDY RANDLE LANE UP CITY INNER DES 0+396 A 0.102km619A 0.256km 0.409km ?? ?? ?? ES 0.39 Hay St Pumping Station CE 0+159 CE A 60 SY 365 SH 365 SY SY 373 CO 373 SY DES 0+373 UP SHORE UES 0+441 CE 0+182 CE SY 367 DCO 367 SY DES 0+082 DES UP CITY INNER DES 0+351 DOWN CITY OUTER UES 0+418 DES 0+103 DES SY 368 SY 619B DES 0+328 UP SHOREDOWN CITY OUTER 0+219 CE 618A CE 0+221 CE CE 0+140 CE DES 0+306 UES 0+396 UES 0+306 DES 0+283 SY 359 CI 359 SY DES 0+260 UES 0+283 DOWN SHORE UES 0+260 ?? DES 0+238 621 ES 0.23 TOWN HALL UES 0+373 621A UP SHORE NEXT DOWN SY 354 CI 354 SY UP CITY INNER SY 371 CO 371 SY UES 0+351 A SY 370 UCI 370 SY UES 0+103 UES 618B DOWN CITY OUTER ES 0.34 UP CITY INNER 616A 617A A UES 0+125 UES UES 0+328 DES 0+125 DES DOWN ESR 621B 0+296 CE HAY STREET UES 0+148 UES A 0.14 ES DES 0+148 DES DOWN CITY OUTER UES 0+170 UES DES 0+170 DES UP ESR ELIZABETH STREET UES 0+193 UES DES 0+193 DES UES 0+215 UES 0+238 UES 617B CE 0+245 CE DOWN CITY OUTER DES 0+215 DES A ES 0.24 DOWN SHORE UP SHORE O'LOUGHLIN STREET 615A COOPER STREET DCO 363 SY 616B 40 DOWN SHORE SH 361 SY N 40 40 40 30 SY 364 SY SY 366 SY TITLE: 360 SY CE 0+307 CE ?? UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED Eastern Suburbs Line - Central to Bondi Junction - M23 A4 Page range -0.198-0.409km615B 06/08/2021 Worksite Protection Planning Diagram Data shown here may not have been field verified. 0m 10m 20m 30m 40m 50m Do not use for operational purposes without checking against a controlled document. Contact: [email protected] For data issues contact [email protected] or (02) 9536 3200 2 SCALE: CI 18 CI CE 0+367 CE SY 357 CO 357 SY SY 362 UCI 362 SY CARS CARS 8 8 CLEARED CLEARED POINTS POINTS HAY STREET HAY CE 0+406 CE CE 0+409 CE 40 40 CE 0+444 CE PARKER LANE PARKER STREET 477 Pitt Street Sydney 0.409km 0.561km 0.715km A DES 0+599 DES DES 0+576 DES 0+621 DES PITT STREET DES 0+554 DES 0+644 DES DES 0+531 ES 0.55 PITT STREET GEORGE STREET DES 0+666 DES DES 0+509 A DES 0+689 DES DES 0+486 DOWN ESR DES 0+712 DES A DES 0+463 0.5 KM ES 0.67 ES NEXT UP DES 0+734 DES DES 0+441 0+603 UES UES 0+626 UES UES 0+535 CENTRAL ESR UP ESR UES 0+580 ES 0.58 ES A UES 0+558 DES 0+418 UES 0+671 UES UES 0+648 UES UES 0+513 UES 0+501 DES 0+396 UES 0+490 ES 0.39 0+693 UES ES 0.46 UES 0+468 A A 60 ?? UES 0+445 0+716 UES Hay St Pumping Station UES 0+441 N UES 0+418 DES 1+029 DS 1+025 A A 0.715km 0.869km CUNNINGHAM STREET 1.019kmCO 1+023 DS 1+002 DES 1+005 CO 1+000 SH 0.59 DES 0+982 DS 0+978 DES 0+915 DES DES 0+937 DES UES 0+941 DES 0+960 DES 0+892 CO 0+977 GOULBURN STREET 1 KM DES 0+869 ES 0.99 ES 0.91 A 40 US 1+024 DES 0+847 CI 1+027 DES 0+824 50 A A 1 KM 40 UES 1+013 50 DES 0+802 A US 1+001 ES 0.79 50 CI 1+002 TOWN HALL 50 DOWN ESR CO 0+953 DES 0+779 NEXT DOWN DS 0+953 UES 0+988 A UES 0+919 DOWN SHORE UP ESR ES 0.90 US 0+978 A UES 0+896 DES 0+757 UES 0+874 CI 0+979 UES 0+851 DOWN CITY OUTER DS 0+929 UP SHORE CO 247 UES 0+829 CO 0+929 UP CITY INNER GEORGE STREET DS 0+954 WILMOT STREET DES 0+734 UES 0+806 CO 0+953 US 0+953 60 60 UES 0+783 CI 0+955 CENTRAL STREET DES 0+712 60 DS 0+906 UES 0+761 CO 0+906 A 40 ES 0.74 SH 0.53 40 A US 0+930 UES 0+738 N 40 30 CI 0+931 ?? SH 0.56 CO 251 A A CI 246 REPT UES 0+716 TITLE: DS 0+883 Eastern SuburbsLIVERPOOL STREET Line - Central to Bondi Junction - M23 A4 UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED CO 0+883 US 0+906 Page range 0.409-1.019kmCI 0+908 06/08/2021 A CI 246 UES 0+693 Worksite Protection Planning Diagram Data shown here may not have been field verified. 0m 10m 20m 30m 40m 50m Do not use for operational purposes without checking against a controlled document. Contact: [email protected] For data issues contact [email protected] or (02) 9536 3200 SCALE: 3 GOULBURN STREET DS 0+860 US 0+882 CO 0+859 CI 0+885 US 0+858 DS 0+836 40 CO 0+836 40 A BATHURST STREET A SH 0.98 A 1.019km 1.169km A US 1+598 1.319km A CI 1+601 CO 1+575 CI 214 REPT US 1+313 DS 1+308 CO 1+335 SH 0.80 SH 0.79 US 1+289 DS 1+260 CO 231 CI 214 US 1+263 DS 1+548 A DS 1+286 DS 1+236 US 1+575 DES 1+129 DES 1+104 US 1+142 CI 1+577 DS 1+211 US 1+190 DS 1+187 DS 1+163 DS 1+139 A SH 0.67 US 1+166 DES 1+055 DS 1+049 DS 1+118 ES 1.11 CO 1+551 SH 0.63 CO 1+071 A CO 1+047 CO 239 ES 1.07 DS 1+071 Town Hall Ns CO 243 DES 1+029 DS 1+094 DS 1+524 DES 1+005 DES DS 1+002 DS 1+025 CO 1+023 CO 1+000 A DOWN SHORE US 1+551 A 40 SH 0.59 A TOWN HALL DOWN CITY OUTER CO 1+526 6 3 CI 1+553 A A US 1+504 5 A GUARD INDICATOR DS 1+500 GUARD INDICATOR 40 A A DOWN ESR SH 0.89 40 GEORGE STREET 2 GEORGE STREET A UP SHORE CI 1+291 NEXT UP 1 KM A 50 CO 1+502 A A 4 US1 1+527 CI 1+265 CI 1+241 CI 230 CI 1+315 40 1+347 DES DES 1+323 CI 1+530 UES 1+307 CO 221 ES 1.31 US 1+480 A CENTRAL ESR UES 1+284 UES 1+258 CI 1+193 50 1+075 CI DS 1+476 CI 1+217 US 1+097 UP ESR CI 1+168 US 1+239 UES 1+234 1 KM US 1+024 CI 1+050 1+122 CI A UES 1+209 US 1+214 UP CITY INNER SH 0.92 UES 1+185 A A DES 1+079 CI 1+098 UES 1+161 Town Hall Es US 1+049 UES 1+060 UES 1+087 UES A UES 1+112 UES UES 1+074 SH 0.68 US 1+073 UES 1+137 UES 1+073 CO 1+478 US 1+120 CI 1+027 238 CI UES 1+038 CI 1+144 ES 1.12 CI 218 UES 1+013 US 1+001 US 1+456 CI 1+002 DS 1+452 A UES 0+988 CI 1+506 CO 1+454 US 1+432 DS 1+429 CI 1+482 PARK STREET CO 1+430 1.5 KM US 1+408 DS 1+405 CO 221 IND N BATHURST STREET CI 1+458 CO 1+406 DS 1+381 US 1+384 WILMOT STREET A A 1.319km 40 40 SH 0.88 1.470km 1.619km DES 1+639 CO 1+383 CI 1+434 DS 1+358 55 Market St Sydney US 1+361 CI 222 DES 1+617 MARKET STREET SH 0.84 A DES 1+594 CO 1+359 CI 226 CI 1+411 US 1+337 DES 1+572 DS 1+334 GEORGE STREET DES 1+549 SH 0.80 DOWN CITY OUTER CO 1+335 US 1+313 DES 1+527 DS 1+308 DES 1+504 SH 0.79 CI 1+387 DES 1+459 DES 1+481 DES 1+391 DES DES 1+436 DES DES 1+414 DES ES 1.51 DOWN SHORE US 1+289 CO 231 UP SHORE DS 1+286 60 A A 60 UES 1+622 A UP CITY INNER A 60 UES 1+600 1.5 KM 60 A 40 MARTIN PLACE UES 1+577 A DOWN ESR UES 1+555 NEXT DOWN ES 1.54 UES 1+532 A A A UES 1+510 50 50 UES 1+487 5050 UP ESR UES 1+464 ES 1.46 UES 1+442 UES 1+396 CI 1+363 UES 1+419 50 UES 1+352 DES 1+369 UES 1+374 A ES 1.36 CI 1+340 A UES 1+329 ES 1.30 DES 1+347 A A CI 1+315 CI 1+291 UES 1+307 CI 230 DES 1+323 ES 1.31 UES 1+284 N TITLE: UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED Eastern Suburbs Line - Central to Bondi Junction - M23 A4 Page range 1.019-1.619km 06/08/2021 Worksite Protection Planning Diagram Data shown here may not have been field verified.
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