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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 A NIB OGW-30-23 DIAGRAM LOCATIONS A TURRAWAN CROPPA CREEK NARRABRI JUNCTION CROPPA CREEK – NORTH STAR NARRABRI NORTH STAR B NARRABRI NORTH DRAWING LEGEND B NARRABRI - EDGEROI EDGEROI BELLATA C PENNYS ROAD C GURLEY GURLEY - MOREE MOREE SOUTH D MOREE D CAMURRA MILGUY CROOBLE E E Sheet No Sheet Size ©2015 Australian Rail Track Corporation Ltd 1 of 1 Drawing standard in ac cordance with EG P-04-01 & EGP-04-02 Scale F ARTC ACCEPTANCE NIB-T0721 A3 Us ed on / N ext higher assembly NTS F Designed G HARRIS ON 5/1/ 16 Accepted by NETWORK INFORMATION BOOK P CAMPBELL Chec ked J SPARRO W 5/1/ 16 TITLE Ind. Rev. Comp any Ind. Rev. Name Fi lename: Alternate DMS N um ber ARTC R RATH Signed: NIB-T0721.VSD HV TRAIN ORDER CONTROL Rev Date Revision D esc ription Designed Checked Ind.Rev App roved Review Signature 5/1/ 16 Acceptance Date 5/1/ 16 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 A X25 X25 XPT XPT A 120 120 120 120 X25 X25 140 120 120 140 544.032 km 544.032 547.217 km 547.217 544.072 km 544.072 km 546.730 546.840 km 546.840 546.811 km 546.811 km 550.690 557.324 km 557.324 547.265 km 547.265 km 548.487 km 557.281 548.485 km 548.485 557.339 km 557.339 544.102 km 544.102 544.770 km 544.770 TN TN 2M 3M B B TN1 TN4 TN1 TN TN3 TN4 DIST 2L L DIST 549.845 km 549.845 548.394 km 548.394 547.303 km 547.303 548.700 km 548.700 545.670 km 545.670 546.771 km 546.771 548.694 km 548.694 552.000 km 552.000 TURRAWAN BEGIN TRAIN C ORDER C TN1 WORKING TN1 DIST TN-3M TN-2M TO 51 52 TO BAAN BAA MAIN LINE NARRABRI LOOP LINE TN4 TN4 DIST PUBLIC D PUBLIC TN-2L D TURRAWAN LANE CREEK SANDY END TRAIN TN-3L ORDER CROSSING CROSSING WORKING LOOKOUT WORKING HAZARDOUS AREA E E Sheet No ©2015 Australian Rail Track Corporation Ltd Sheet Size This diagram must be used in conjunction 1 of 1 Drawing standard in ac cordance with EG P-04-01 & EGP-04-02 4 18/2/19 Lookout working notation updated Scale F with the corresponding Network Information ARTC ACCEPTANCE NIB-T0464 A4 Us ed on / N ex t higher assembly 3 2/1/ 19 Speed board corrections & level c ross ing added at 544.072km Designed B HI LL 31/5/16 NTS F Book containing the location specific Accepted by Network Information Books 2 30/7/18 Lookout working exclusion added P CAMPBELL information in Section 2 as well as the Chec ked J SPARRO W 31/5/16 TITLE Fi lename: Alternate DMS N um ber Ind. Rev. Comp any Ind. Rev. Name legend and general information in Section 1. 1 31/5/16 PTOS signs k m c orrections ARTC R RATH Signed: TURRAWAN Review NIB-T0464.VSD Rev Date Revision D esc ription Designed Checked Ind.Rev App roved Signature 31/5/16 Acceptance Date 31/5/16 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TO NARRABRI 115 115 100 115 40 X25 WEST 40 80 A A 140 135 100 135 40 X25 40 80 564.710 km 564.710 km 565.511 564.195 km 564.195 km 564.651 562.664 km 562.664 NEWELL HIGHWAY OLDTURRAWAN RD 562.000 km 562.000 56 565.193 km 565.193 565.500 km 565.500 565.203 km 565.203 566.261 km 566.261 565.328 km 565.328 km 565.590 565.276 km 565.276 563.400 km 563.400 565.755 km 565.755 5 563.226 km 563.226 km 563.726 5 564.435 km 564.435 564.716 km 564.716 564.940 km 564.940 564.789 km 564.789 km 564.799 66 6 2 7. 680 915 160 B B k k k m m SOUTH NORTH m TRIANGLE TRIANGLE LOOP LOOP SHUNT DO NOT LIMIT SHUNT PROCEED DO NOT LIMIT PROCEED BEGIN BEGIN TRAIN ORDER TRAIN ORDER C WORKING C STOP WORKING STOP NARRABRI WEST CATCH NARRABRI WEST POINT YARD CATCH END YARD SHUNT LIMIT POINT TRAIN ORDER END LIMIT WORKING LIMIT AXLE COUNTER TRAIN ORDER AXLE COUNTER WORKING FRAME A FRAME D X MLI TO NARRABRI TO TURRAWAN NARRABRI MAIN LINE D Y MLI D AXLE COUNTER AXLE COUNTER CATCH OLDTURRAWAN RD NAMOIRIVER KAMILAROI HWY O POINT FRASERSTREET O SHUNT MACKENZIE ’ ’ BRIENSCREEK WHEAT SIDINGS BRIENSCREEK LIMIT YARD LIMIT STREET E E LOOKOUT WORKING HAZARDOUS AREA LOOKOUT WORKING HAZARDOUS AREA Sheet No ©2015 Australian Rail Track Corporation Ltd Sheet Size This diagram must be used in conjunction 1 of 1 Drawing standard in ac cordance with EG P-04-01 & EGP-04-02 Scale F with the corresponding Network Information ARTC ACCEPTANCE NIB-T0518 A4 Us ed on / N ex t higher assembly 3 20/2/19 Lookout working notations updated, speed & axle counter si gns added Designed B HI LL 31/5/16 NTS F Accepted by Book containing the location specific P CAMPBELL Network Information Books 2 30/7/18 Chec ked J SPARRO W information in Section 2 as well as the Lookout working ex clusion added 31/5/16 TITLE Fi lename: Alternate DMS N um ber Ind. Rev. Comp any Ind. Rev. Name 1 31/5/16 PTOS signs k m c orrections ARTC R RATH Signed: NARRABRI JUNCTION legend and general information in Section 1. Review NIB-T0518.VSD Designed Checked Ind.Rev App roved Rev Date Revision D esc ription Signature 31/5/16 Acceptance Date 31/5/16 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 A 80 60 60 70 70 30 30 85 60 A 80 70 70 75 75 30 30 90 60 570.070 km 570.070 568.277 km 568.277 km 569.900 km 570.000 568.990 km 568.990 569. 569.000 km 569.000 km 571.100 567. 569. 567.160 567.160 568.200 568.850 569.5 569.7 569.850 570.360 571.29 569. 568.052 568.052 570.520 350 k 350 6 k 495 93 6 B 55 31 B 3 9 0 k k k k k k k k k k k k m m m m m m m m m m m m m X MLI m 568.872 568.872 k m CATCH CATCH POINTS POINTS STAFF C HUT C SHUNTING YARD LIMIT LIMIT FRAME E FRAME H AXLE GOODS SIDING COUNTER TO TO NARRABRI NARRABRI JUNCTION PLATFORM NORTH X MLI MAIN LINE NARRABRI D D NARRABRI FRAME B FRAME F AXLE COUNTER DOYLESTREET MAITLAND NARRABRI CREEK LOOP LINE SELINA HORSEARM CREEK FITZROYSTREET STOCK ROUTE YARD SHUNTING LIMIT WORKING LOOKOUT HAZARDOUS AREA HAZARDOUS STREET LIMIT STREET DERAIL DERAIL E E LOOKOUT WORKING HAZARDOUS AREA Sheet No ©2015 Australian Rail Track Corporation Ltd Sheet Size This diagram must be used in conjunction 1 of 1 Drawing standard in ac cordance with EG P-04-01 & EGP-04-02 Scale with the corresponding Network Information ARTC ACCEPTANCE NIB-T0519 A4 F Us ed on / N ex t higher assembly Designed B HI LL 5/1/ 16 NTS F Book containing the location specific Accepted by Network Information Books P CAMPBELL information in Section 2 as well as the 2 20/2/19 Lookout working updated & speed signs added Chec ked J SPARRO W 5/1/ 16 TITLE Ind. Rev. Comp any Ind. Rev. Name Fi lename: Alternate DMS N um ber 1 28/6/17 Level c rossi ng updated at F itzroy St wi th Ax le counter AGIBB RRA TH legend and general information in Section 1. ARTC R RATH Signed: NARRABRI Review NIB-T0519.VSD Rev Date Revision D esc ription Designed Checked Ind.Rev App roved Signature 5/1/ 16 Acceptance Date 5/1/ 16 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 85 95 95 100 100 85 A 90 105 105 105 105 90 A 572.046 km 572.046 572.480 km 572.480 575.908 km 575.908 571.100 km 571.100 571.605 571.605 571. 573. 578.080 km 578.080 572.5 575.250 km 575.250 572.8 573.2 km 573.300 572. 575.970 km 575.970 575.920 km 575.920 578.700 km 578.700 299 850 044 00 3 85 B 4 B k k k k k k k m m m m m m m CATCH POINTS SHUNTING NARRABRI LIMIT YARD NORTH LIMIT FRAME A C AUSCOTT SIDING C TO EDGEROI TO NARRABRI D SHUNTING D NARRABRI LIMIT NARRABRI YARD MULGATE CREEK PRIVATE LXING NEWELL HIGHWAY PRIVATE LXING PRIVATE LXING NORTH LIMIT E LOOKOUT WORKING HAZARDOUS AREA E Sheet No ©2015 Australian Rail Track Corporation Ltd Sheet Size This diagram must be used in conjunction 1 of 1 Drawing standard in ac cordance with EG P-04-01 & EGP-04-02 4 8/4/ 21 Northern end shunt li mit, y ard li mit & location signs updated with the corresponding Network Information Scale F Us ed on / N ex t higher assembly ARTC ACCEPTANCE NIB-T0520 A4 3 20/2/19 Lookout working notation updated & speed signs added Designed B HI LL 31/5/16 NTS F Book containing the location specific Accepted by Network Information Books P CAMPBELL information in Section 2 as well as the 2 30/7/18 Lookout working exclusion added Chec ked J SPARRO W 31/5/16 TITLE Fi lename: Alternate DMS N um ber Ind.
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