South East Queensland Train Network Map Effective 4 October 2016

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South East Queensland train network map Effective 4 October 2016 Gympie North Sunshine Coast line Key Traveston Cooran Ferny Grove and Beenleigh lines Pomona North Cooroy Eumundi Nambour– Shorncliffe and Cleveland lines Yandina Caboolture Nambour railbus Airport and Gold Coast lines Woombye Palmwoods Caboolture/Sunshine Coast Eudlo and Ipswich/Rosewood lines Mooloolah Redcliffe Peninsula and Springfield lines Landsborough Australia Zoo Beerwah Doomben line Glasshouse Mountains Beerburrum Special event service only Elimbah Route 649: Nambour–Caboolture railbus Caboolture line Caboolture Redcliffe Peninsula line Morayfield Kippa-Ring Rothwell Burpengary Mango Hill East Transfer to other train services Narangba Mango Hill Murrumba Downs Dakabin Transfer to busway services Kallangur Petrie Special fares apply Lawnton Bray Park Wheelchair access Strathpine Shorncliffe line Assisted wheelchair access Bald Hills Carseldine Shorncliffe Ferny Grove line Zillmere Sandgate This map only shows connecting railbus services at Ferny Grove Deagon Geebung train stations. These railbus services replace train Keperra North Boondall services. Many more bus services are scheduled to Grovely Sunshine Boondall Oxford Park Nudgee connect with train services at most train stations. Virginia Mitchelton Banyo Gaythorne Express services do not stop at all stations depicted Bindha Enoggera on this map. Please refer to separate line timetables Northgate Alderley Nundah for details. Newmarket Toombul AirportAirport (International) (Domestic) Wilston Airport line Most train stations have free park’n’ride facilities. Windsor Clayfield Eagle Junction Hendra Exhibition Wooloowin For details visit translink.com.au or call Albion Ascot 13 12 30 anytime. Roma Doomben Street Doomben # Services to and from the airport stations Bowen Hills line Milton are operated by Airtrain Citylink Limited Fortitude Valley ABN 98 066 543 315 pursuant to a contract Auchenflower Brisbane Central for services with Queensland Rail. Toowong South Brisbane Taringa ‡ South Services to and from Gympie North do not Bank stop at Eagle Junction. Park Indooroopilly Road Schematic map – not to scale. BurandaCoorparooNormanMorningside ParkCannonMurarrie Hill HemmantLindum Chelmer Wynnum North Dutton Park Wynnum Graceville Fairfield Wynnum Central Manly Sherwood Yeronga Lota Corinda Yeerongpilly Thorneside Oxley Birkdale Moorooka Darra Wellington Point Rocklea Wacol Ormiston Salisbury Gailes Cleveland Richlands Coopers Plains Goodna Banoon Cleveland line Redbank Springfield Sunnybank Riverview Springfield Central Altandi Dinmore Springfield line Runcorn Ebbw Vale Fruitgrove Bundamba Kuraby Booval Trinder Park East Ipswich Woodridge Ipswich Kingston Thomas Street Ipswich line Loganlea Wulkuraka Bethania Karrabin Edens Landing Walloon Holmview Thagoona Beenleigh Rosewood Beenleigh line Rosewood line Ormeau Coomera Helensvale Nerang Robina Varsity Lakes Gold Coast line Download MyTransLink app, visit translink.com.au or call 13 12 30.

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