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Western Track Diagrams Version: 3.3 Western Division - Track Diagrams Western Track Diagrams Manager, Operator and Maintainer of the New South Wales Country Rail Network Disclaimer. This document may not contain the latest infrastructure information. If there is any doubt please refer to the relevant CLNA and current Safe Notices. John Holland Rail Pty Ltd makes no warranties, express or implied, that compliance with the contents of this document shall be sufficient to ensure safe systems of work or operation. It is the document user’s sole responsibility to ensure that the copy of the document it is viewing is the current version of the document as in use by JHR. JHR accepts no liability whatsoever in relation to the use of this document by any party, and JHR excludes any liability which arises in any manner by the use of this document. western File: West Diagram Cover V3.4.cdr Western Division - Track Diagrams Document control Revision Date of Issue Summary of change 3.0 22/2/17 Diagrams generally updated 3.1 18/6/18 Diagrams generally updated 3.3 18/01/2019 Diagrams generally updated 3.5 22/08/2019 Georges Plains and Rydal Loops added The following location have been modified: • Hermidale loop added 3.6 9/04/2020 • Nyngan loop extended • Wongabon loop removed • Stop block added after Warren South Summary of changes from previous version Section Summary of change 9 Wongabon loop removed 17 Nyngan loop extended 18 Hermidale loop added 21 Stop block added after Warren South © JHR UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED Page 1 of 34 Western Track Diagrams Version: 3.3 Western Division - Track Diagrams © JHR UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED Page 2 of 34 Western Track Diagrams Version: 3.3 Western Division - Track Diagrams © JHR UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED Page 3 of 34 Western Track Diagrams Version: 3.3 W ester n Division - T Bo 158k 158.220km w enf els A 164k 164.064km SYDNEY Down Main C Great Western 164.101km Up Main Highway 164.148km BOUNDAR 164.292km 158.800K CRN TRAINS/ B C C 164.384km 169k C Y r Down Main Cooerwul Rd ac Up Main 158.855km 15 1 164.600k 159.110k k Dia 95 159k 100 140 90 80 164.600k 95 95 90 164.800k 70 159.110k 169.593km 95 TRACK DIAGRAM 65 Farmers Creek 164.800k Co 159.156km g x’ 165k D Coxs River 164.822k r 51 s Riv Marrangaroo T 159.557km 177k ams 159.600km 177.090km PowerW Station Great Western Hwy 177.134km allerawang 51 52 er Old Great Western Hwy Siding Scale change x2 estern 159.673km v Great W 52 E 170k unnel 975m Highway C 75 v 177.332k 159.786km 80 100 183k Main St C 183.045km 177.332k 95 X50 v Network 159.922km East Fork 160k 183.237km F x © JHRJuly 2019 Access 60 159.995km C 177.498km PrivateC 160.029km X50 W 50 C F C x x 160.067k Main x 170.524km 1 estern T South Fork 95 10 183.393km Departures Rydal Loop 100 100 C Main 160.067k - Bowenfels (excl) to Dubbo (excl) (158.800 - 189km) 183.577km 177.826km 160.231km C Brays Ln North Fork 166k C rack Diagrams C 171.080km 165.797k 166.032km COAL Lidsdale Down Main 178k x Neck C Arrivals LOAD 160.531km 183.842k Up Main File: W 183.770km x AREA C U 171.160km Austen & Butta 0 est 1 V3.4.cdr 178.246km 166.325km 100 Colliery Neck 170.5k 160.794km 10 C Siding 1 183.975km C 100 160.800k 166.485km 140 U 10 183.842k 75 1 C 1 184k 160.800k 15 70 Springvale Ln 166.608km Down Main 161k 184.225km C 170.658km C Up Main 161.009km C 173k 171.689km C 161.112km 173.117km Girraween Dr 161.135km C Main 65 166.876k C 161.145km 184.498km 95 70 85 C 178.837k 80 C 100 1 161.357km C 10 166.876k 50 178.837k 100 167k C 60 161.453km 179k X50 C 173.442km C 167.276km 170.942km 161.651km 1 C 167.382km X50 80 171.005k C 90 171k 75 184.920km C C 161.739km F C 185k 70 173.767km 171.005k 167.494km C 161.840km 185.040km W x C C v x 185.175km aller C Oakey Forest Rd F 161.943km 171.261km DEPOT EMERGENCY 162k Farm Rd KEYS C v 167.699km 185.270km 174k BA A 174.002km aw T 162.104km C CRN C THURST Millers Rd C 179.758km ang C 185.521km 2 168k C X50 1 171.393k 168.054km 180k 2B 54 X50 171.354k C C 168.107km C UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED 185.760km 180.111km 174.460km C C 2B 54 70 C 185.878k 2 75 65 Frame B 168.356km 60 171.5k 185.878k Castlereagh Hwy 185.923km C 186k 186.056km Perway Siding C 174.814km 80 C 168.661k 163k 186.181km 180.553km 85 90 C C 80 168.761km 105 175k 168.661k 163.111km 175.000k U 175.154km 171.697km 180.753km 115 C 175.195k 163.334km 186.400km C C Scale change x2 120 80 C 186.486km C 175.195k 75 171.797km 169k Sodwalls Rd 163.399km 180.951km Pipers Flat Rd Marrangaroo Creek 186.651km C 181k 175.330km 171.874km C U C C 171.920k Down Main X50 B 171.929k Up Main 186.745km x F 175.483km 55 85 C Old Western Rd F 181.172km x C 70 181.237km 80 3 181.402km 75 C Ry 171.929k 172k dal T 187k o 163.896km 187.053km C Main C h C a 1 r b 164k o 181.461km C n 187.259km 176k 65 A C 176.023km C 29 172.570k 187.386km 181.735km 80 172.551km Sodwalls Rd C 172.582k 85 120 C 181.885km 1 C 176.254km 172.582k 15 C 182k Main 187.655km 172.650k C C 182.061km 172.727km 187.693km C C C 176.470km Main U 4 176.646km 172.933km C C 173k 188k 182.388km 188.025km C C U 176.811km 182.489km C C Main 176.877km C 176.990km C 177k 188.316km U D 188.575km Sod Sodwalls Station Rd 188.600km 182.938km C 183k w alls E 188.717km C 5 WEST 1 188.918km WEST U 189k 2 Page 4 of 34 V ersion 3.4 6 W ester 1 n Division - T 189k 189.190km A C Main 195k 195.057km C 189.428km Main U B 189.623km 200k C 195.333km r C 195.455km ac 189.887km 200.159km O’Connell Rd 195.514km U Down Main C C k Dia C Up Main 190k 206k 1 200.415km TRACK DIAGRAM 206.121km 195.806km C C 200.536km 190.263km U C Down Main C g D Up Main 196k r 212k ams 212.142km 206.524km Down Main 206.559km 196.211km 190.611km C C 196.267km C Up Main Private 200.904km C E 201k 190.747km C C 218k 201.100km 196.451km 206.782km C C C 190.907km © JHRJanuary 2019 218.224km C 191k 206.905km W 218.225km W C 207k estern T O’Connel/ Public Rd 196.729km ambool Rd C 207.058km C 201.407km 196.871km 201.549km 212.885km C C - Bowenfels (excl) to Dubbo (excl) (189km - 224km) 100 201.577k 197k 218.448km 60 55 C 105 C 191.324km W 60 197.000k Site of 212.950km 60 C Down Main218.745km 201.577k 65 C rack Diagrams ambool 212.963k Up Main 213k 197.000k 60 Private 85 201.746km 80 207.411km 201.772km 95 C 191.615km File: W 197.184km U 105 C C C 218.850km 212.963k est 2 V3.3.cdr 95 U 207.699k 202k 75 202.032km 219k 105 60 40 70 197.586k 207.699k C 219.087km 213.360k 65 70 213.468km 197.586k 65 C Frame Loc 191.922km 207.865km U 213.747km 202.273km 192k C 2A U 197.637km C A ksley 208k C 3A Diamond Swamp Rd 219.316km 3A 2A 202.417km C 208.199km 202.512km C Scale change x2 C 197.907km C 202.684km C 198k Perway Sdg 97m 213.927km 198.090km 219.668km C 65 214k C 219.700k C 214.082km 198.119km 192.544km 70 75 202.842km U C 60 65 198.173k 70 C 202.850k 85 219.700k 80 C 60 70 192.631km 219.773km C 80 U 219.857km 214.223km 202.850k 75 203k 198.173k 198.274kmT Public Rd Tarana Rd 203.092km ar 220k 208.760km 192.817km 220.050km C 203.165km 198.236km C ana U 203.220km C C C 220.182km 214.575km 193k Frame C 193.021km U Tarana Rd C 80 214.630k 209k 57 65 C Farm 85 198.352km 220.326km 60 4C 214.630k 4C Network crossing 220.425km 203.569km 198.440km C X50 198.5k 209.223km C 5C C X50 Perway Sdg 1 193.333km C 5C C 215k 198.450k C 198.462km 220.648km 203.791km 193.513km C C 215.137km 209.525km C Stop block UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED Main 10m C C 204k L 215.337km in to e 221k c 215.397km O lo 193.886km 221.065km C 204.115km b s e e C ro d Scale change x2 C Tarana Rd C n 198.724km C 194k 215.620km 204.381km 210k 80 198.872k 215.674km 105 1 C 210.029km C 85 221.399km Farm Access 95 C 198.872k C 215.855km 204.528km 194.255km 221.497km C C Public Rd 199k U 204.658km 216k 210.387km 60 216.038km C 65 194.538k Public Rd 60 194.538k C 204.826km 199.206km 55 216.165km C U C 205k Down Main 70 221.965km 205.002km Up Main 75 222k C C Down Main 221.970k Up Main 210.813km 194.952km 222.149km 216.560km C 195k C 199.632km 222.242km C C 211k 70 205.383k 105 Public Rd Down Main A C 80 Up Main 100 70 211.164k 205.383k 75 105 199.874km 100 C 211.164k C 211.190km 205.555km C 200k 216.974km 217k 222.629km C B Public Rd Down Main Up Main 217.210km 211.618km 205.919km 206k C C C 223k C 223.064km 211.852km C C 217.611km 223.284km 212k 75 223.320k C C 80 217.713km 80 D 70 Farm Access 223.462km C 223.697km 218k Public Rd 223.759km E C WEST 2 224k WEST 3 Page 5 of 34 V ersion 3.3 Western Division - Track Diagrams TRACK DIAGRAM - Bowenfels (excl) to Dubbo (excl) (224km - 255km) Site of 135 1 1 1 1 Brewongle 145 140 150 15 225.000km225.030k 227.000k 15 227.918k 15 228.815k 15 224.987km 226k 230k 224k 224.130km 224.361km Down Main 226.021km 226.182km 227.154km 227.774km 228.223km 228.455km 228.684km 229.073km 229.380kmDown Main 229.923km229.972km 2 Up Main 225k 227k 228k 229k Up Main A C C C C C C C C C C C C U 15 U 75 70 1 120 140 224.630k 225.610k 228.815k 224.886km Brewongle Lane Raglan 1k 233.053km 13km 105 100 160 1 120 1 230.81 15 232.835k 10 233.496k 234.758k 230k 232k 233k 233.046km 234k 235k 236k A Down Main 230.396km 232.1 C 3B 234.872km 235.556kmDown Main Up Main 231k 2A 2B Up Main B 3B C Goods Sdg Master Siding C C 15 1 150 Frame A 2A 2B Frame B 80 85 Public Rd 232.749k UNCLE BENS SBL Barley St SIDING 234.758k Scale change x2 Siding Kelso Scale change x2 237.555km237.665km X60 113B 238.700k 236k 237k 237.5k 238k 238.332km 238.5k 105 236.604km 237.467km 95 236.876km v v v v v Down Main Down Main 238.904k 113A v v v v 238.789k B Up Main B2 C 2E,1E Up Main Main 45 C C C B1 Lever B1 Wheat Siding 667m U 239k 15 70 80 Clyde Engineering Derail 2E 1 130 Kelso Frame E Kelso Wheat 236.132k 238.904k Littlebourne St Bathurst Railway Workshops No 4 Down Reception Sdg 298m Scale change x2 No 3 Down Reception Sdg 300m Scale change x2 No 2 Down Reception Sdg X50 No 1 Down Reception Sdg 240.828k 240.680km Frame D 70 65 3D 2E 2G Perway Siding Short Sdg 65 239.104k 239.318k 240.842k 100 67m 240.160km Frame E Frame G 95 241.364k F 19B Loop 1342m 241.665km 242.468km x 239k x 242k 243k C Main 2D,3D 240k 1B,2B 2E,1E240.5k 2C,1C 2G,1G 33A 241.216km 241.609km 242.155km 242.303km 242.619km x x 85 95 C C C D C 241k C 19A 239.5k No.
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