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DRIVERS ROUTE KNOWLEDGE DIAGRAMS MAIN SOUTH LINE CENTRAL Effective Date: September 2021 REDFERN DRIVERS ROUTE KNOWLEDGE DIAGRAMS MAIN SOUTH LINE CENTRAL Effective Date: September 2021 REDFERN . MACDONALDTOWN Version: 5 12 NEWTOWN Explanatory Notes: STANMORE PETERSHAM Navigate to your area of interest via the station index or by using links created in Adobe bookmarks. LEWISHAM SUMMER HILL This document is approved for route knowledge only. ASHFIELD Do not use these diagrams for any safety related purpose without validating the information against a CROYDON controlled source or in the field. BURWOOD Information in these diagrams is uncontrolled. STRATHFIELD HOMEBUSH Please report any updates to [email protected] FLEMINGTON LIDCOMBE BERALA REGENTS PARK SEFTON CHESTER HILL LEIGHTONFIELD VILLAWOOD CARRAMAR CABRAMATTA WARWICK FARM LIVERPOOL CASULA GLENFIELD MACQUARIE FIELDS Copyright: Sydney Trains INGLEBURN MINTO Ownership: Geospatial Services LEUMEAH CAMPBELLTOWN Location: TRIM Record No.D2015/574 MACARTHUR MAIN SOUTH LINE JOINS MAP CC 01 01 U P N 20 A 22 O I C SECTION : CENTRAL TO REDFERN R 17 18 R 23 CENTRAL 21 A 16 P 19 M T MAP SET : CENTRAL TO MACARTHUR O A C R L 383 H PAGE : 1 OF 4 T L P Y O UPDATED TO : 23 April 2018 SY 380 S C I N PONR L OH O T PONR S S H O I SY 387 SR E 5 0.185 KM N DRIVERS OF H O D 2 381 D 6 HOME LOCOMOTIVE - HAULED I C 45 SERVICES AND NON - ELECTRIC 382 A 4 0.180 KM T 2 POWERED VEHICLES 6 45 O PROCEEDING TO THE AIRPORT 6 R 2 6 LINE SHALL NOT PASS THIS 2 2 SY 385 IL SY 384 S 3 POINT UNTIL AUTHORISED BY HOME HOME THE SIGNALLER 0.260 KM 388 0.181 KM R384 390 X45 PONR R 384 REPEATER 25 386 7 0.261 KM 2 6 6 3 6 R SY 392 S N O OH P 0.381 KM OH SY 391 IL MULTI SPAD HOME PONR SIGNAL H O 389 0.340 KM SY 395 S 8 SY 391 IL 39 LOWER LEVEL SY 352 SR 9 OH 2 6 HOME 0.381 KM X45 0.438 KM 395 8 40 62 X THIS SIGNAL MUST O 396 45 H SY 393 SR NOT BE PASSED AT OH STOP WITHOUT D P O O 0.434 KM AUTHORITY FROM W N R N SIGNALLER A I R P O R 6 8 T 0 628 2 003 U 7 P 629 A 5 I 6 394 R P 005 O 0 1 6 R 3 3 3 T 6 6 2 3 SY 801 SR 3 6 HOME / R 403 S IN Y STARTING D 8 0 LOWER LEVEL IC 1 SY 399 IL A S 0.625 KM T R REPEATER O HOME R 0.542 KM 397 0.490 KM 03 AL MAP JOINS SY 403 S PONR H LOWER LEVEL O HOME 0.541 KM 403 SY 422 SR 404 OH SY 400 S 1 402 0.660 KM 3 HOME 6 0.612 KM 406 THIS SIGNAL MUST 0 3 NOT BE PASSED AT R 407 6 LOWER LEVEL STOP WITHOUT REPEATER AUTHORITY FROM R SIGNALLER E 0.661 KM R P R E E P R 4 A E 0 4 A T 9 1 E T 1 R E TO SYDNEY YARD R D A O UPSUBURBAN 5 W X1 116 N S 0.741 KM U 411 B PONR 409 U O H R 407 SY 413 I 115 B 414 A OH 0.742 KM 2 N 412 6 0 0.840 KM 2 410 5 117 8 121 0.740 KM OH T T OH VELAND S LAND STREE CLE CLEVE D OH O 120 001 50 W SY 122 N OH DOWN LOCAL DOWN 50 I HOME X15 L 6 L 003 A 4 0 0.840 KM 6 1 W U 416 D A 0 P 6 UP LOCALUP O R W I 001 R L 0 A 6 L N 123 A L I W L 433 O 6 L C A 6 4 A THIS SIGNAL MUST A R 4 U 002 SY 126 M 6 4 W L 2 R H P O 0 4 4 6 A X SY 433 I NOT BE PASSED AT 3 A 4 I HOME R L 439INDICATOR 1 0 L L R 8 OH STOP WITHOUT O A PONR 1.003 KM A C 438 W 0.912 KM AUTHORITY FROM X15 A 430 A L SIGNALLER R R A 441 SY 127 M 40 437 D SHUNTING HOME O 4 PONR 2 642 W 428 644 OH LIMIT ON 0.998 KM 1 N DOWN M DOWN SUBURBAN SY R126 A 436 H ILLAWARRA I 434 O THIS SIGNAL MUST WHEN THIS SIGNAL IS N 435 PONR REPEATER UPSUBURBAN X15 NOT BE PASSED AT AT STOP WAIT ONE MAINUP 35 003 1.002 KM MINUTE AND THEN SY 443 I STOP WITHOUT AUTHORITY FROM PROCEED CAUTIOUSLY X15 OH 439 035 TO THE NEXT SIGNAL 446 1.090 KM SIGNALLER R 80 451 E S 444 P 442 Y 449 SY 130 ED 6 E N ST R SO H O AW 6 A 440 L H 2 O 1 447 HOME T 3 E H 1 445 O SY 453 I THIS SIGNAL MUST R OH H ACDEP DIVE O OH NOT BE PASSED AT 1.180 KM STOP WITHOUT SY 131 M AUTHORITY FROM HOME 8 10 SIGNALLER 1.182 KM 9 7 3 4 REDFERN 2 6 1 5 JOINS MAP MS 02 JOINS MAP IL 02 MAIN SOUTH LINE 01A PONR POINTS OF NO RETURN SECTION : CENTRAL TO REDFERN MAP SET : CENTRAL TO MACARTHUR SIGNAL No. LOCATION DESTINATION PAGE : 2 OF 4 ALL DOWN LINES INCLUDING THE DOWN UPDATED TO : 14 July 2019 SY 387 SR COUNTRY END OF NUMBER 23 PLATFORM AIRPORT LINE INFORMATION SY 385 IL COUNTRY END OF NUMBER 22 PLATFORM DOWN AIRPORT LINE ALL DOWN LINES EXCEPT THE DOWN SY 391 IL APPROX 160 METRES COUNTRY SIDE OF 22 PLATFORM CONTROLLED FROM : RAIL OPERATIONS CENTRE AIRPORT LINE DOWN SUBURBAN COUNTRY END OF NUMBER 18 RADIO AREA CODE : 002 (SYDNEY EAST UP) SY 381 S EVELEIGH PRESENTATION CENTRE PLATFORM 003 (SYDNEY EAST DN) 035 (SYDNEY ILLAWARRA JN) 143 METRES BEYOND THE COUNTRY END OF 19 PLATFORM SY 389 L EVELEIGH PRESENTATION CENTRE AT 0.325 KM DOWN SUBURBAN LINE PRIOR TO THE CLEVELAND STREET SY 407 S OVERBRIDGE ILLAWARRA LINES AT 0.764 KM ON THE UP LOCAL LINE BETWEEN REDFERN AND THE SY 436 L SYDNEY YARD CLEVELAND STREET OVERBRIDGE AT 1.040 KM ON THE UP SUBURBAN LINE BETWEEN REDFERN AND THE SY 434 S SYDNEY YARD CLEVELAND STREET OVERBRIDGE AT 1.020 KM ON THE TOP OF THE UP ILLAWARRA LOCAL FLYOVER AT SY 396 IL NORTH SHORE LINES 0.480 KM ON THE DOWN ILLAWARRA LOCAL LINE BELOW THE SY 399 IL EVELEIGH PRESENTATION CENTRE FLYOVERS AT 0.490 KM EVELEIGH ENGINE DIVE SY 127 DOWN FACING SIGNAL ON THE UP MAIN LINE AT 0.998 KM OR REDFERN PLATFORM 1 SIGNAL SY 389 L SIGNAL SY 407 S SIGNAL SY 436 L SY 380 S SY 392 S SY 384 S SY 382 L SY R384 SY 386 L SY 381 S SY 383 L SY 383 IND SY 389 L SY 388 IL SY 390 I SY 385 IL SY 387 I SY 391 IL OH OH HOME OH REPEATER HOME HOME HOME INDICATOR HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME 0.185 KM 0.381 KM 0.260 KM 0.184 KM 0.261 KM 0.300 KML 0.182 KM 0.182 KM 0.182 KM 0.325 KM 0.281 KM 0.280 KM 0.181 KM 0.180 KM 0.270 KM SY 801 SR SY 395 S SY 394 L SY 397 L SY 396 IL SY 398 NS SY 399 IL SY 801 SR IND CONT/ AUTO OH HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME INDICATOR STARTING 0.381 KM 0.470 KM 0.491 KM 0.480 KM 0.425 KM 0.490 KM 0.625 KM 0.625 KM SY 400 S SY R407 SY R403 SY 403 S SY 402 L SY R409 SY 404 IL SY R411 SY 406 I SY 422 NS HOME REPEATER REPEATER HOME HOME REPEATER HOME REPEATER HOME ACCEPT 0.612 KM 0.661 KM 0.542 KM 0.541 KM 0.660 KM 0.763 KM 0.650 KM 0.762 KM 0.611 KM 0.660 KM SY 115 SY 117 SY 116 SY 122 SY 123 SY 121 SY 120 SY 410 S SY 407 S SY 412 L SY 409 L SY 414 IL SY 411 IL SY 416 I SY 413 I SHUNT SHUNT SHUNT HOME HOME SHUNT HOME OH HOME OH HOME OH AUTO OH OH 0.742 KM 0.740 KM 0.741 KM 0.840 KM 0.832 KM 0.831 KM 0.830 KM 0.814 KM 0.764 KM 0.813 KM 0.763 KM 0.812 KM 0.762 KM 0.811 KM 0.840 KM SY 127 SY 126 M SY R126 SY 124 SY 435 M SY 434 S SY 428 SY 437 S SY 436 L SY 439 L SY 438 IL SY 441 IL SY 430 I SY 433 I HOME HOME REPEATER SHUNT HOME HOME SHUNT HOME HOME HOME AUTO AUTO OH OH 0.998 KM 1.003 KM 1.002 KM 1.001 KM 1.000 KM 1.020 KM 1.021 KM 1.022 KM 1.040 KM 1.011 KM 1.042 KM 1.010 KM 1.043 KM 0.912 KM SY 130 ED SY 131 M SY R131 SY 445 M SY 440 S SY 447 S SY 442 L SY 449 L SY 444 IL SY 451 IL SY 446 I SY 443 I SY 453 I HOME HOME REPEATER HOME HOME OH HOME OH AUTO OH OH OH OH ?.??? KM 1.214 KM 1.215 KM 1.184 KM 1.213 KM 1.183 KM 1.212 KM 1.182 KM 1.211 KM 1.181 KM 1.210 KM 1.091 KM 1.180 KM SIGNAL DESTINATION INDICATION SIGNAL DESTINATION INDICATION SIGNAL DESTINATION INDICATION UP MAIN M DOWN MAIN DM DOWN MAIN (S) DM SY 436 L SY 428 SY 124 UP SUBURBAN Y DOWN SUBURBAN (S) DS DOWN SUBURBAN (S) DS SIGNAL DESTINATION INDICATION SIGNAL DESTINATION INDICATION SIGNAL DESTINATION INDICATION UP GOODS G UP MAIN (M) - DOWN MAIN (S) DM SY 115 UP MAIN M UP MAIN (S) UM SY 121 SY 127 DOWN SUBURBAN (S) DS REGENTS STREET R ENGINE DIVE (M) - ENGINE DIVE (S) ED SIGNAL DESTINATION INDICATION SIGNAL DESTINATION INDICATION DOWN AIRPORT LINE A SY 117 UP MAIN (S) UM SY 391 IL DOWN ILLAWARRA LOCAL - DOWN LOCAL L MAIN SOUTH LINE 01B SECTION : CENTRAL TO REDFERN UP MAP SET : CENTRAL TO MACARTHUR MAIN LINE PAGE : 3 OF 4 LEVEL LEVEL LEVEL SUBURBAN UP LOCAL UPDATED TO : 14 July 2019 DOWN LEVEL DOWN LOCAL SUBURBAN INFORMATION CONTROLLED FROM : RAIL OPERATIONS CENTRE RADIO AREA CODE : 002 (SYDNEY EAST UP) 003 (SYDNEY EAST DN) 035 (SYDNEY ILLAWARRA JN) EASEMENT 1 IN 40 IN 1 1 IN 55 IN 1 REDFERN 1 IN 40 IN 1 TERMINATING TRAINS (UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS) FROM TERMINATE AT THEN GO TO SHUNT FORWARD CLEAR OF SIGNAL SY 140 AND RETURN TO No.
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