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Journey Planner - Public Transport Victoria 4/11/19, 4�19 Pm Journey planner - Public Transport Victoria 4/11/19, 419 pm from Williams Landing Railway Station (Williams Landing) to 19-Shrine of Remembrance/St Kilda Rd (Melbourne City) Nov 10, 9)32am - 10)37am Duration 1h 5m https://www.ptv.vic.gov.au/journey#JourneyPlannerForm:::accessible=false&bus=false&datetime=201…ner:::selectedJourney=1&_auth=117b7686aae6bc632cee5a6ac1361274886d41f8c3c1f3fa5cd7115b488b9b15 Page 1 of 6 Journey planner - Public Transport Victoria 4/11/19, 419 pm https://www.ptv.vic.gov.au/journey#JourneyPlannerForm:::accessible=false&bus=false&datetime=20…ner:::selectedJourney=1&_auth=117b7686aae6bc632cee5a6ac1361274886d41f8c3c1f3fa5cd7115b488b9b15 Page 2 of 6 Journey planner - Public Transport Victoria 4/11/19, 419 pm Williams Landing Railway Station (Williams Landing) Start Platform 1 9)32am Train Werribee 16 stops - 45m Planned Closure Planned Works Planned Closure Added 1 November 2019 Aircraft Station: Temporary car space closures from 8pm Friday 8 November to 6pm Sunday 1 December 2019 Read More! Added 30 August 2019 Flinders Street Station: Temporary changes to pedestrian access from Monday 2 September 2019 until further notice Read More! Added 24 September 2019 Westona Station: Temporary car space closures from Tuesday 1 October to Friday 8 November 2019 Read More! Aircraft Railway Station (Laverton) 9)34am Platform 1 https://www.ptv.vic.gov.au/journey#JourneyPlannerForm:::accessible=false&bus=false&datetime=20…ner:::selectedJourney=1&_auth=117b7686aae6bc632cee5a6ac1361274886d41f8c3c1f3fa5cd7115b488b9b15 Page 3 of 6 Journey planner - Public Transport Victoria 4/11/19, 419 pm Laverton Railway Station (Laverton) 9)36am Platform 1 Westona Railway Station (Altona) 9)40am Platform 1 Altona Railway Station (Altona) 9)42am Platform 1 Seaholme Railway Station (Seaholme) 9)44am Platform 1 Newport Railway Station (Newport) 9)52am Platform 1 Spotswood Railway Station (Spotswood) 9)54am Platform 1 Yarraville Railway Station (Yarraville) 9)57am Platform 1 Seddon Railway Station (Seddon) 9)58am Platform 1 https://www.ptv.vic.gov.au/journey#JourneyPlannerForm:::accessible=false&bus=false&datetime=20…ner:::selectedJourney=1&_auth=117b7686aae6bc632cee5a6ac1361274886d41f8c3c1f3fa5cd7115b488b9b15 Page 4 of 6 Journey planner - Public Transport Victoria 4/11/19, 419 pm Footscray Railway Station (Footscray) 10)00am Platform 5 South Kensington Railway Station (Kensington) 10)03am Platform 1 North Melbourne Railway Station (West Melbourne) 10)07am Platform 3 Flagstaff Railway Station (Melbourne City) 10)10am Platform 3 Melbourne Central Railway Station (Melbourne City) 10)12am Platform 3 Parliament Railway Station (Melbourne City) 10)14am Platform 3 Flinders Street Railway Station (Melbourne City) Arrive 10)17am Walking 1170m - 19m https://www.ptv.vic.gov.au/journey#JourneyPlannerForm:::accessible=false&bus=false&datetime=20…ner:::selectedJourney=1&_auth=117b7686aae6bc632cee5a6ac1361274886d41f8c3c1f3fa5cd7115b488b9b15 Page 5 of 6 Journey planner - Public Transport Victoria 4/11/19, 419 pm 19-Shrine of Remembrance/St Kilda Rd (Melbourne City) End 10)37am Refine search Print https://www.ptv.vic.gov.au/journey#JourneyPlannerForm:::accessible=false&bus=false&datetime=20…ner:::selectedJourney=1&_auth=117b7686aae6bc632cee5a6ac1361274886d41f8c3c1f3fa5cd7115b488b9b15 Page 6 of 6.
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