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Cityrail Network N C C Greta Hamiltonwickhamcivic Fassiferbooragulteralbacockle Awaba Creek 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1716 18 19 20 A A B B allarobba arabrook (University) elarah ictoria Street aratah DungogWirragullaW HilldaleMartinsPaterson CreekMindaribbaT MaitlandHigh StreetEast MaitlandV MetfordThorntonBeresfieldTarro HexhamSandgateW W Lochinvar CityRail network n C C Greta HamiltonWickhamCivic FassiferBooragulTeralbaCockle Awaba Creek Scone Hunter f Dora Creek Aberdeen SingletonBranxton Morisset CardifKotara D Muswellbrook D Newcastle Wyee Adamstown Broadmeadow Blackalls Warnervale Park Wyong E Bathurst Toronto E Tuggerah Kelso Ourimbah Raglan Lisarow Yetholme Niagara Park F Meadow Flat Narara F Mount Lambie Central Coast Wallerawang Gosford Lithgow Point Clare Zig Zag ondabyne Tascott Cowan HawkesburyW River G Koolewong G Bell Berowra Mount Victoria Woy Woy Blackheath Mount Kuring-gai Medlow Bath Hornsby Mount Colah Hawkesbury River Katoomba Asquith Normanhurst H Leura Richmond Waitara H Wahroonga Wentworth Falls East Richmond Thornleigh Warrawee Clarendon Bullaburra Pennant Hills Turramurra Lawson Windsor Blue Pymble Hazelbrook Mulgrave Beecroft I Mountains Gordon I Woodford Vineyard Killara Linden Epping Lindfield Cheltenham Faulconbridge Roseville Riverstone Line under construction Springwood Chatswood Schofields J Artarmon J Carlingford Valley Heights Quakers Hill St Leonards Wollstonecraft Warrimoo Macquarie Telopea University North Ryde Blaxland Marayong Eastwood Waverton Sydney Harbour Macquarie Park North Sydney Glenbrook Dundas Lapstone Denistone Milsons Point K Blacktown Circular Quay K Rydalmere West Ryde Penrith St Marys Seven Hills Meadowbank errington RootyDoonside Hill Emu PlainsKingswoodW Toongabbie Wynyard Mount Druitt Rhodes Martin Place L Pendle Hill L Wentworthville Camellia Concord West Kings Cross Westmead St James Town Hall Edgecliff Rosehill North Strathfield Parramatta City Bondi Olympic Central Circle Junction M Suburban lines Harris Park Park Sydney Suburban Area M Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra Line Redfern Merrylands Clyde Bankstown Line Museum Guildford Inner West Line Granville N N Cumberland Line Yennora Auburn Erskineville Airport & East Hills Line CroydonAshfield Lewisham StanmoreNewtown Homebush Burwood Petersham Green Square Lidcombe Flemington Strathfield Summer Hill St Peters Peak hours only Fairfield Berala Macdonaldtown illawood O South Line Canley Vale CarramarV LeightonfieldChesterSefton Hill Regents Park O Mascot North Shore and Western Lines Cabramatta Sydenham Peak hours only Warwick Farm Birrongagoona Campsie Y LakembaBelmore Tempe Liverpool Wiley Park Canterbury Domestic Airport P Northern Line BankstownPunchbowl DulwichMarrickville Hill P Casula Hurlstone Park Carlingford Line International Airport Olympic Park Sprint Glenfield Wolli Creek and special event services Q Arncliffe Q Banksia urrella Intercity lines Revesby Narwee T Rockdale East HillsPanania Padstow Macquarie Fields Holsworthy Riverwood Beverly HillsKingsgrove Kogarah Botany Bay South Coast Line Bexley NorthBardwell Park Carlton Allawah Southern Highlands Line Ingleburn Hurstville R Penshurst R Blue Mountains Line Mortdale Minto Oatley Newcastle & Central Coast Line Como Leumeah Jannali ooloowareonulla Regional line Some Southern Highlands services Sutherland KirraweeGymea Miranda CaringbahW Cr S operate directly to and from Central. S Hunter Line Campbelltown Loftus Engadine Bus services Macarthur Heathcote Waterfall South Coast to Southern Highlands* and Bowral to Picton (Loop Line) Menangle Park Helensburgh T Otford T Bathurst to Lithgow* Menangle Stanwell Park Toronto to Fassifern Coalcliff Douglas Park * Bookings are essential for these services (ph 13 22 32) Scarborough Picton Wombarra U Transport interchanges Coledale U Austinmer Interchange between CityRail services Thirroul Buses (including bus transitways) Bulli Ferries Woonona Monorail Bellambi Tahmoor South Coast V Trams Thirlmere Corrimal V Towradgi Car parks near stations Couridjah Bargo Fairy Meadow Buxton North Wollongong Stations with wheelchair access Balmoral Yerrinbool Wollongong Wheelchair access Hill Top Coniston ysaghts W (staffed for all train services) L CringilaPort KemblaPort Kembla North W Wheelchair access Colo Vale (not staffed for all train services) Unanderra N Assisted access Southern Highlands Kembla Grange Racecourse (May be accessible with help Dapto Mittagong X from a friend or carer. Albion Park X Please check prior to travel.) Oak Flats Bowral Burrawang Robertson Dunmore (Shellharbour) Burradoo Minnamurra Moss Vale Bombo Exeter Kiama Y Bundanoon Gerringong Y Penrose Berry Wingello Bomaderry (Nowra) Tallong Marulan Goulburn Z www.cityrail.info Z Transport Infoline 131 500 © Copyright RailCorp October 2006 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1716 18 19 20 Aberdeen....................................C11 Asquith ......................................H12 Bargo ............................................V6 Berry ..........................................Y12 Adamstown ................................D17 Auburn..........................................N9 Bathurst ........................................E2 Beverly Hills ..............................Q10 Airport - Domestic ......................P15 Austinmer ..................................U12 Beecroft ......................................I10 Bexley North ..............................Q11 Airport - International ..................P14 Awaba ........................................C14 Bell ..............................................G2 Birrong..........................................O8 Albion Park ................................X12 Bellambi......................................V12 Blackalls Park ............................D15 Allawah ......................................R12 Balmoral ......................................W5 Belmore......................................O11 Blackheath ..................................G2 Arncliffe ......................................Q12 Banksia ......................................Q12 Berala ..........................................O9 Blacktown ....................................K6 Artarmon ....................................J14 Bankstown ..................................O9 Beresfield....................................B14 Blaxland........................................K3 Ashfield ......................................N12 Bardwell Park ............................Q11 Berowra......................................G12 Bomaderry (Nowra) ....................Y12 Please turn over for remaining desitinations Bombo........................................Y12 Granville ......................................M8 Moss Vale ....................................Y5 Tascott........................................G14 Bondi Junction ..........................M17 Green Square ............................O15 Mount Colah ..............................H12 Telarah........................................B13 Booragul ....................................C15 Greta ..........................................C12 Mount Druitt ................................K5 Telopea..........................................J9 Bowral ..........................................X5 Guildford ......................................N7 Mount Kuring-gai ......................G12 Tempe ........................................P13 Branxton ....................................C12 Gymea ........................................S14 Mount Lambie ..............................F2 Teralba........................................C15 Broadmeadow............................D17 Mount Victoria..............................G2 Thirlmere ......................................V5 Bullaburra ......................................I2 Hamilton ....................................C17 Mulgrave........................................I4 Thirroul ......................................U12 Bulli ............................................V12 Harris Park ..................................M7 Museum ....................................M16 Thornleigh ..................................H11 Bundanoon ..................................Y4 Hawkesbury River ......................G13 Muswellbrook ............................C11 Thornton ....................................B14 Burradoo ......................................X5 Hazelbrook ....................................I2 Toongabbie ..................................L6 Burrawang ....................................X8 Heathcote ..................................T12 Narara ........................................F14 Toronto........................................E16 Burwood ....................................N11 Helensburgh................................T12 Narwee ......................................Q10 Town Hall ..................................M15 Buxton ........................................W5 Hexham ......................................B15 Newcastle ..................................C18 Towradgi ....................................V12 High Street ................................B13 Newtown ....................................N13 Tuggerah ....................................E14 Cabramatta ..................................O6 Hilldale........................................B12 Niagara Park ..............................F14 Turramurra ..................................I12 Camellia ........................................L8 Hill Top ........................................W5 Normanhurst ..............................H11 Turrella........................................Q12 Campbelltown ..............................S6 Holsworthy ..................................Q7
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