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Maps for consultation Western Sydney Freight Line recommended corridor Transport for NSW March 2018 2 | Maps for consultation | March 2018 North West Rouse Hill Growth Area Marsden Sydney Metro Park Northwest Western Sydney Freight Line recommendedSchofields corridor Overview map and page number index Cranebrook Bella Vista Hassall Ropes Grove Crossing M7M7 Integrated land use and M7 Penrith transport planning is Richmond Line needed for this section Werrington M2 Main West Line St Marys Doonside of the Western Sydney Mount Druitt Rooty Freight Line to identify a Hill recommended corridor.M2 Blacktown Claremont GREAT WESTERN HWY Meadows M4 Minchinbury Orchard Hills St Clair Western Eastern Westmead Sydney Creek Erskine M4 Park Employment Parramatta Area Prospect Pemulway South Reservoir Wentworthville Warragamba Pipeline 7 8 Holroyd 5 6 3 4 9 10 11 Granville Wetherill THE Park Mount Guildford Luddenham HOR Vernon SLEY DRIVE West Smithfield Guildford Kemps Horsley Creek Park Yennora M7 Fairfield M12 ELIZABETH DRIVE Villawood Leightonfield Badgerys Creek Carramar CUMBERLAND HWY Cabramatta Bankstown Line & Bonnyrigg Southern Sydney Western Freight Line Sydney Airport Cumberland Line Growth Area North Bringelly Liverpool Bringelly Rossmore BRINGELLY ROAD M5 Leppington South West Rail Link South West Glenfield LEGEND Growth Area 3 Page numbers Existing Rail Network Greater Macarthur Western Sydney Freight Line Growth Area Subject to Integrated Land Use Oran Ingleburn Other Western Sydney Corridors Park Western Sydney Airport Main South Line (Indicative corridor through airport) Western Sydney Employment Area HUME HWY Growth Areas Parks & Green Space Note: Stylised representation, corridor widths may not be to scale 0 3 6 km Minto Brownlow Hill Narellan Leumeah Maps for consultation | 3 Western Sydney Freight Line recommended corridor Orchard Hills and Luddenham 42//DP738126 1//DP1099147 42//DP738126 PATONS LANE (PATTONS LANE) STOCKDALE RD 1//DP1099147 242//DP1088991 2//DP629326 242//DP1088991 222//DP270417 C//DP363376 55//DP1139980 1//DP258439 2//DP629326 3//DP258439 C//DP363376 STOCKDALE RD 2//DP258439 222//DP270417 57//DP1139980 222//DP270417 2//DP2584391//DP258439 4//DP258439 2//DP2584391//DP258439 C R SH D 3//DP258439 RU C D T A 56//DP1139980 55//DP1139980 R OR 55//DP1139980 O O T LUDDENHAM ROAD P R E R W CR M E H C A I SH HA K UNS NH SRU N TR E T D 201//DP1152191 47//DP270417D R 4//DP258439 DD R R D O U O L P L P For consultation57//DP1139980 MEDINAH 47//DP270417 AV purposes only 7//DP255578 56//DP1139980 201//DP1152191 202//DP1152191 Western Sydney Freight Line corridor M7 North South Rail Line corridor GREAT WESTERNPenrith M7 M7 M2 [ HIGHWAY OA M7 Blacktown GO D Blacktown Outer Sydney Orbital corridor GL Blacktown AD Outer Sydney Orbital corridor L M4 U A O M4 U M O M4R M R Parramatta PropertyWestern Sydneyboundary Freight Line corridor [ Parramatta M M A R A RO M Property boundary O M Property boundary A R A R D E D E M7 M Western Western A M Sydney Sydney Priority R Sydney Priority E Airport R Airport Growth AreaLiverpool O M5 A SouthD West Y South West N Y D N A A E A RO E W LD D W E EL Priority D I WOODVILLE ROAD IZAB Priority M Y F ETH M7 AM EY H DR CA LE IT IVE C LL M Growth Area AL S VA V HUME HWY LIV Western HWY ERP R O OA O Sydney Priority Camden D L Growth Area Campbelltown Greater Macarthur Priority0 75 150 300 m 1: 12000 Aerial imagery (MayGrowth 2014) ©Area Esri, DigitalGlobe, CNES/Airbus DS 0 100 200 400 m 1: 16000 Aerial imagery (Feb 2016) © Esri, DigitalGlobe, CNES/Airbus DS 4 | Maps for consultation | March 2018 Western Sydney Freight Line recommended corridor Orchard Hills, Luddenham and Kemps Creek A SARAH N CL D REWS D A O R M A H 242//DP1088991 N E D D 1//DP587334 LU 2//DP629326 M A M R 34//DP1118173 E R O 222//DP270417 A D C//DP363376 1//DP258439 S 1//DP1018318 H S U T R OR R P C 47//DP270417 C R E T E W I K N S D R DI ME NA AV H For consultation purposes only Western Sydney Freight Line corridor Property boundary GREAT WESTERN [ HIGHWAY M7 Blacktown M4 M A M R E R O A D OAD D R EL EL I WOODVILLE ROAD IZAB F ETH H DR M7 IT IVE M S LIV Western ERP R O OA O Sydney Priority D L Growth Area 0 75 150 300 m 1: 12000 Aerial imagery (May 2014) © Esri, DigitalGlobe, CNES/Airbus DS Maps for consultation | 5 Western Sydney Freight Line recommended corridor Erskine Park and Kemps Creek SARAH ANDREWS CL 1//DP587334 M A M 4//DP587334 R 2//DP556036 E R O A D 11//DP1178389 34//DP1118173 BAKERS LANE For consultation purposes only Western Sydney Freight Line corridor Property boundary GREAT WESTERN [ HIGHWAY M7 Blacktown M4 M A M R E R O A D OAD D R EL EL I WOODVILLE ROAD IZAB F ETH H DR M7 IT IVE M S LIV Western ERP R O OA O Sydney Priority D L Growth Area 0 50 100 200 m 1: 8000 Aerial imagery (May 2014) © Esri, DigitalGlobe, CNES/Airbus DS 6 | Maps for consultation | March 2018 Western Sydney Freight Line recommended corridor Erskine Park and Kemps Creek 1//DP663937 2//DP556036 21//DP1173181 11//DP1178389 BAKERS LANE A LD IN G TO N R For consultationD purposes only Western Sydney Freight Line corridor Property boundary GREAT WESTERN [ HIGHWAY M7 Blacktown M4 M A M R E R O A D OAD D R EL EL I WOODVILLE ROAD IZAB F ETH H DR M7 IT IVE M S LIV Western ERP R O OA O Sydney Priority D L Growth Area 0 75 150 300 m 1: 11000 Aerial imagery (May 2014) © Esri, DigitalGlobe, CNES/Airbus DS Maps for consultation | 7 Western Sydney Freight Line recommended corridor Eastern Creek and Horsley Park 11//DP1178389 21//DP1173181 1//DP843901 OLD WALLGROVE RD BU RLE Y RD For consultation purposes only Western Sydney Freight Line corridor Property boundary GREAT WESTERN [ HIGHWAY M7 Blacktown M4 M A M R E R O A D OAD D R EL EL I WOODVILLE ROAD IZAB F ETH H DR M7 IT IVE M S LIV Western ERP R O OA O Sydney Priority D L Growth Area 0 50 100 200 m 1: 9000 Aerial imagery (Aug 2017) © Nearmap 8 | Maps for consultation | March 2018 Western Sydney Freight Line recommended corridor Eastern Creek and Horsley Park 5//DP24094 1//DP843901 21//DP1173181 OLD WALLGROVE RD 237//DP13905 A//DP104673 239//DP13905 BURLEY RD B//DP104673 For consultation purposes only CL BARWAR Western Sydney Freight Line corridor Property boundary GREAT WESTERN [ HIGHWAY M7 Blacktown M4 M A M R E R O A D OAD D R EL EL I WOODVILLE ROAD IZAB F ETH H DR M7 IT IVE M S LIV Western ERP R O OA O Sydney Priority D L Growth Area 0 50 100 200 m 1: 9000 Aerial imagery (May 2014) © Esri, DigitalGlobe, CNES/Airbus DS Maps for consultation | 9 Western Sydney Freight Line recommended corridor Horsley Park 2406//DP1090132 239//DP13905 2//DP1021715 243//DP13905 1//DP523725 2//DP523725 A//DP393990 BURLEY RD For consultation purposes only Western Sydney Freight Line corridor Property boundary GREAT WESTERN [ HIGHWAY M7 Blacktown M4 M A M R E R O A D OAD D R EL EL I WOODVILLE ROAD IZAB F ETH H DR M7 IT IVE M S LIV Western ERP R O OA O Sydney Priority D L Growth Area 0 25 50 100 m 1: 4000 Aerial imagery (May 2014) © Esri, DigitalGlobe, CNES/Airbus DS 10 | Maps for consultation | March 2018 Western Sydney Freight Line recommended corridor Horsley Park M 7 W E S T L I N K M O T O R W A Y 246//DP13905 4//DP24094 247//DP13905 A//DP393990 B//DP393990 2//DP523725 33//DP1062703 34//DP1062703 W A L R L O G A R D BURLEY RD O 31//DP1062703 V E For consultation purposes only Western Sydney Freight Line corridor Western Sydney Freight Line - GREAT WESTERN subject to integrated land use opportunities [ HIGHWAY M7 Blacktown Property boundary M4 M A M R E R O A D OAD D R EL EL I WOODVILLE ROAD IZAB F ETH H DR M7 IT IVE M S LIV Western ERP R O OA O Sydney Priority D L Growth Area 0 25 50 100 m 1: 4000 Aerial imagery (May 2014) © Esri, DigitalGlobe, CNES/Airbus DS | 11 Maps for consultation S N E I D R A B O T R Western Sydney Freight Line – integratedIE landIntegrated use land andR useE and B A IV B transport planning is needed B H R LAC A for this section Dof the Western K D Y transport planning Investigation area G DAR C R T O A N Sydney Freight Line to identify A O RO A D O D W O DUNMORE Horsley Park,Y Wetherill Park, Smithfield, Yennora, Fairfield a recommendedEast, Villawood corridor. R P N O A E STREET D T P R L AR K A A S O ESTERN D R W E R O MOTORWAY H S Y E R F N E A ROAD R R D A D Y O N T R A A T T A T E E D E E O E S D WALLGROVE O T N S E A Y R R R R R N R U T E O S E S E B R R DS J C Prospect G MERRYL AN Reservoir ROAD Y E A ROAD BETTS C W A ROAD L I R FOWLER A R R E N T E R R D A A O W R VICTORIA THE HO STREET RSLE DRIVE Y POLDING STREET FAIRFIELD LD STREET IE LL F ES E H D R TW T A R D ROAD I O HAMIL N OA MIMOSA M R T O S STREE T KING ROAD V C A A L N SACKVILLE STREET E L RAILWAY EDENS E ROAD PARADE O R Y AVOCA ROA R O D AD ST JOHNS ROAD ELIZ AB ETH DR IVE Blacktown For consultation GREAT WESTERN M7 HIGHWAY purposes only [ M4 Western Sydney Freight Line corridor Western Sydney Freight Line - M subject to integrated land use opportunities WOODVILLE ROAD A AD M RO R D E L IE R F O H A IT D M L S IV ERP M7 OO R OAD L ELIZABETH DRIVE Western m 1: 75000 Sydney Priority 2,000 Growth Area 1,000 0 500 Aerial imagery (Feb 2016) © Esri, DigitalGlobe, CNES/Airbus DS transport.nsw.gov.au Tel 1800 837 511 Email [email protected] PO Box K659 Haymarket 1240 Disclaimer While all care is taken in producing this work, no responsibility is taken or warranty made with respect to the accuracy of any information, data or representation.
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