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Intercity Trains Network Intercity Trains Network 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dungog Hunter Line Wirragulla Hunter Wallarobba Hilldale Martins Creek A Paterson A Mindaribba Telarah SconeAberdeenMuswellbrookSingletonBranxtonGreta Lochinvar MaitlandHigh StreetEast MaitlandVictoriaMetford StreetThorntonBeresfieldTarro HexhamSandgateWarabrookWaratah HamiltonWickhamCivic Newcastle Hunter Line Hunter Line Broadmeadow Central Coast & Newcastle Line Adamstown Kotara Cardiff Cockle Creek Teralba Booragul Fassifern Awaba Dora Creek B Morisset Lake B Wyee Macquarie Warnervale Wyong Tuggerah Ourimbah Lisarow Central Coast Niagara Park Narara Gosford Point Clare Tascott Koolewong Woy Woy Wondabyne C Hawkesbury River C Hawkesbury River Cowan Berowra SYDNEY Mount Kuring-gai Mount Colah Kelso Raglan YetholmeMeadowMount Flat LambieWallerawang Asquith Hornsby Blue Mountains Line Epping Gordon Blue Mountains Chatswood Eastwood St Leonards North Sydney Zig ZagBell Lithgow Milsons Point Bathurst MartinKings PlaceEdgecliff Cross Wynyard Bondi Junction Town Hall South Coast Line D Mount VictoriaBlackheath Central Coast & Newcastle Line D Leura Blue Mountains Line Linden Medlow Bath Lawson Penrith Katoomba Blaxland Lapstone Bullaburra Woodford Warrimoo Hazelbrook Glenbrook Emu Plains Blacktown Springwood FaulconbridgeValley Heights Central Wentworth Falls Parramatta Redfern Strathfield See Sydney Trains Network map Wolli Creek for connecting City services Hurstville Campbelltown Southern Highlands Line Sutherland Waterfall Macarthur Helensburgh Menangle Park Otford Stanwell Park Menangle Coalcliff E E Douglas Park Scarborough Picton Wombarra Coledale Thirlmere Tahmoor Austinmer Thirroul Couridjah Bargo Illawarra Bulli Buxton Yerrinbool Woonona Bellambi Balmoral Corrimal Hill Top Towradgi Blue Mountains Line Colo Vale Fairy Meadow F F Central Coast & Newcastle Line North Wollongong Mittagong Wollongong LysaghtsCringilaPort Kembla North Southern Highlands Line Port Kembla Bowral Coniston South Coast Line Unanderra South Coast Line Southern Highlands Burradoo Kembla Grange Moss Vale Burrawang Hunter Line Dapto Exeter Bundanoon Albion Park Coach and Bus Robertson Oak Flats Train Southern Highlands Line Dunmore Minnamurra Tallong Marulan Wingello Penrose Stop Bombo Goulburn G South Coast Kiama G InterchangeInterchange NORTH End of line Gerringong Berry Bomaderry Check timetables for services South Coast Line 1 2 3 4 5 6 It’s easy to plan your trip On the web On your mobile device Questions and feedback transportnsw.info Download a trip planning app Phone 131 500 at transportnsw.info/apps TTY 1800 637 500 Copyright © 2013 Transport for NSW 1310TMI-E-MWT Intercity Trains Network The following Intercity Trains Network Exeter G4 SP2 P Parramatta D5 information includes an alphabetical F Fairy Meadow F5 Paterson A4 SPM list of stations, its map grid references, Fassifern B5 Penrith D4 wheelchair access and connecting service Faulconbridge D3 SP6 Penrose G4 SP2 details where applicable. G Gerringong G5 Picton F4 Glenbrook D4 SP6 Point Clare C5 SP4 For more information phone 131 500, Gordon D5 Port Kembla F6 (TTY 1800 637 500) or download a trip Gosford C5 Port Kembla North F5 planning app at transportnsw.info/apps Goulburn G3 R Raglan D1 Greta A3 SPM Redfern D5 SP6# A Aberdeen A3 H Hamilton A5 SP6 Robertson G5 Adamstown B5 SP4 Hawkesbury River C5 S Sandgate A5 Albion Park G5 Hazelbrook D3 SP6 Scarborough E5 SP6 Asquith D5 SP6 Helensburgh E5 SP6 Scone A3 Austinmer E5 Hexham A5 SPM Singleton A3 Awaba B5 SP4 High Street A4 Springwood D4 SP6 B Balmoral F4 Hill Top F4 St Leonards D5 Bargo F4 SP2 Hilldale A4 SPM Stanwell Park E5 Bathurst D1 Hornsby D5 Strathfield D5 Bell D2 SP4 Hurstville E5 Sutherland E5 Bellambi F5 SP6 K Katoomba D2 T Tahmoor F4 SP2 Beresfield A5 Kelso D1 Tallong G4 SP2 Berowra D5 Kembla Grange F5 SP4 Tarro A5 Berry G5 Kiama G5 Tascott C5 SP1r Blackheath D2 Kings Cross D5 Telarah A4 Blacktown D4 Koolewong C5 SP1r Teralba B5 SP4 Blaxland D4 SP6 Kotara B5 SP4 Thirlmere F4 Bomaderry G5 Lapstone D4 SP6 Thirroul F5 Bombo G5 L Lawson D3 SP6 Thornton A5 Bondi Junction D6 Leura D3 Town Hall D5 Booragul B5 SP4 Linden D3 SP4 Towradgi F5 Bowral G4 Lisarow C5 SP4 Tuggerah C5 Branxton A3 SPM Lithgow D2 U Unanderra F5 SP6 Broadmeadow A5 SP6 Lochinvar A3 SPM V Valley Heights D4 SP6 Bullaburra D3 SP6 Lysaghts F5 SP6 Victoria Street A4 Bulli F5 M Macarthur E4 W Wallarobba A3 SPM Bundanoon G4 Maitland A4 Wallerawang D2 Burradoo G4 SP2 Martin Place D5 Warabrook A5 Burrawang F5 Martins Creek A4 SPM Waratah A5 Buxton F4 Marulan G3 SP2 Warnervale B5 SP4 C Campbelltown E4 Meadow Flat D2 Warrimoo D4 SP6 Cardiff B5 SP6 Medlow Bath D2 SP6 Waterfall E5 Central D5 Menangle E4 SP2 Wentworth Falls D3 SP6 Chatswood D5 Menangle Park E4 SP2 Wickham A5 SP4 Civic A6 SP6 Metford A4 Wingello G4 Coalcliff E5 Milsons Point D5 Wirragulla A3 SPM Cockle Creek B5 SP4 Mindaribba A4 SPM Wolli Creek E5 Coledale E5 SP6 Minnamurra G5 Wollongong F5 Colo Vale F4 Mittagong G4 Wombarra E5 SP6 Coniston F5 Morisset B5 SP4 Wondabyne C5 SP1r Corrimal F5 Moss Vale G4 Woodford D3 SP6 Couridjah F4 Mount Colah D5 SP6 Woonona F5 Cowan C5 SP4 Mount Kuring-gai D5 SP6 Woy Woy C5 Cringila F5 Mount Lambie D2 Wyee B5 SP4 D Dapto F5 Mount Victoria D2 Wynyard D5 Dora Creek B5 Muswellbrook A3 Wyong B5 Douglas Park E4 SP2 N Narara C5 SP4 Y Yerrinbool F4 SP2 Dungog A3 Newcastle A6 Yetholme D2 Dunmore G5 SP1 Niagara Park C5 SP4 Z Zig Zag D2 SP1r E East Maitland A4 North Sydney D5 Key Regional Coaches SP4 Leave from rear 4 cars Eastwood D5 North Wollongong F5 Wheelchair Regional City Bus SP6# Leave from front 6 cars Edgecliff D5 O Oak Flats G5 access Sydney Trains SP1 Leave from rear car SP6 Leave from rear 6 cars Emu Plains D4 SP6 Otford E5 Intercity Trains SP1r Leave from rear door SPM Leave from middle doors of rear car SP4 Epping D5 Ourimbah C5 Regional Trains SP2 Leave from rear 2 cars.
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