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Currently Impacted by The SYDNEY METRO MID WEST- RFP SUBURBS (RFP Registration closes Friday 30th October 2020) Suburb Suburb Suburb Suburb ABBOTSBURY EASTERN CREEK LAUGHTONDALE ROSEHILL ACACIA GARDENS EBENEZER LEETS VALE ROUSE HILL ANNANGROVE EDENSOR PARK LOWER PORTLAND RYDALMERE ARCADIA FAIRFIELD MARAYLYA SACKVILLE ARNDELL PARK FAIRFIELD EAST MARAYONG SACKVILLE NORTH BAULKHAM HILLS FAIRFIELD HEIGHTS MAROOTA SCHEYVILLE BEAUMONT HILLS FAIRFIELD WEST MAYS HILL SEVEN HILLS BELLA VISTA FIDDLETOWN MCGRATHS HILL SINGLETONS MILL BLACKTOWN FOREST GLEN MERRYLANDS SMITHFIELD BOSSLEY PARK GALSTON MERRYLANDS WEST SOUTH MAROOTA BOX HILL GIRRAWEEN MIDDLE DURAL SOUTH WENTWORTHVILLE BUNGARRIBEE GLENHAVEN NELSON ST JOHNS PARK CABRAMATTA GLENORIE NORTH PARRAMATTA STANHOPE GARDENS CABRAMATTA WEST GLENWOOD NORTH ROCKS TELOPEA CAMELLIA GREENFIELD PARK NORTHMEAD THE PONDS CANLEY HEIGHTS GREYSTANES OAKVILLE TOONGABBIE CANLEY VALE GUILDFORD OATLANDS VILLAWOOD CANOELANDS GUILDFORD WEST OLD GUILDFORD WAKELEY CARLINGFORD HARRIS PARK OLD TOONGABBIE WENTWORTHVILLE CARRAMAR HOLROYD PARKLEA WESTMEAD CASTLE HILL HORSLEY PARK PARRAMATTA WETHERILL PARK CATTAI HUNTINGWOOD PEMULWUY WILBERFORCE CONSTITUTION HILL KELLYVILLE PENDLE HILL WINSTON HILLS CUMBERLAND REACH KELLYVILLE RIDGE PITT TOWN WISEMANS FERRY DOONSIDE KENTHURST PITT TOWN BOTTOMS WOODCROFT DUNDAS KINGS LANGLEY PRAIRIEWOOD WOODPARK DUNDAS VALLEY KINGS PARK PROSPECT YENNORA DURAL LALOR PARK QUAKERS HILL ACT CANBERRA METRO – RFP SUBURBS (RFP Registration closes Friday 16th October 2020) Suburb Suburb Suburb Suburb ACTON DOWNER JACKA PEARCE AINSLIE DUFFY JERRABOMBERRA PHILLIP AMAROO DUNLOP KALEEN PIALLIGO ARANDA EVATT KAMBAH QUEANBEYAN BANKS FADDEN KARABAR QUEANBEYAN EAST BARTON FARRER KINGSTON QUEANBEYAN WEST BEARD FISHER KOWEN RED HILL BELCONNEN FLOREY LATHAM REID BELCONNEN FLYNN LAWSON RENDEZVOUS CREEK BONNER FORDE LYNEHAM RICHARDSON BONYTHON FORREST LYONS RIVETT BOOTH FRANKLIN MACARTHUR RUSSELL BRADDON FRASER MACGREGOR SCULLIN BRUCE FYSHWICK MACQUARIE SPENCE CALWELL GARRAN MAJURA STIRLING CAMPBELL GILMORE MAWSON STROMLO CANBERRA AIRPORT GIRALANG MCKELLAR SYMONSTON CANBERRA CENTRAL GORDON MELBA TAYLOR CAPITAL HILL GOWRIE MITCHELL TENNENT CASEY GREENLEIGH MOLONGLO THARWA CHAPMAN GREENWAY MOLONGLO VALLEY THEODORE CHARNWOOD GRIFFITH MONASH THROSBY CHIFLEY GUNGAHLIN MONCRIEFF TORRENS CHISHOLM GUNGAHLIN MOUNT CLEAR TUGGERANONG CITY HACKETT NARRABUNDAH TURNER CONDER HALL NGUNNAWAL URIARRA VILLAGE COOK HALL NICHOLLS WANNIASSA COOMBS HARRISON OAKS ESTATE WARAMANGA COREE HAWKER O'CONNOR WATSON COTTER RIVER HIGGINS O'MALLEY WEETANGERA CRACE HOLDER OXLEY WESTON CRESTWOOD HOLT PADDYS RIVER WESTON CREEK CURTIN HUGHES PAGE WODEN VALLEY DEAKIN HUME PALMERSTON WRIGHT DENMAN PROSPECT ISAACS PARKES YARRALUMLA DICKSON ISABELLA PLAINS SYDNEY NORTHERN DISTRICTS - RFP SUBURBS (RFP Registration closes Friday 18th September 2020) Suburb Suburb Suburb Suburb ABBOTSFORD EPPING MARSFIELD RUSSELL LEA CHISWICK ERMINGTON MEADOWBANK RYDE DENISTONE GLADESVILLE MELROSE PARK TENNYSON POINT DENISTONE EAST HENLEY NORTH EPPING WAREEMBA DENISTONE WEST HUNTERS HILL NORTH RYDE WEST RYDE DRUMMOYNE HUNTLEYS COVE PUTNEY WOOLWICH EAST RYDE HUNTLEYS POINT RHODES EASTWOOD MACQUARIE PARK RODD POINT .
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