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GSR Indian Pacific GREAT SOUTHERN RAIL INTERSTATE TRAINS Reservations are necessary on all Great Southern services GS1 SYDNEY - ADELAIDE - PERTH "INDIAN PACIFIC" The great transcontinental trip, including crossing the Blue Mountains, the Nullarbor Plain (478 km without a curve) and the Darling Ranges. Jn19 SG. Parallel to BG Adelaide-Salisbury. Sextuple track Sydney-Homebush, Quadruple track Homebush-St Marys, Double track St Marys-Wallerawang, Tarana-Kelso, Newbridge-Murrobo, Spring Hill - Orange East Fork Jnc., Crystal Brook-Coonamia. Double track & Dual Gauge Northam-Perth. Electrified for EMUs Sydney-Lithgow and Midland-Perth. The Indian Pacific reverses in Adelaide and retraces its route to Crystal Brook. For line description and detailed times Sydney-Orange Fork Jnc see Table NC3. For all trains between Sydney-Penrith see Table NM4, Penrith-Lithgow NI13, Lithgow-Orange NC3. For all trains between Adelaide and Tarcoola see Table GS2. For all trains between Kalgoorlie and Perth see Table WC1. Operators: Great Southern Rail (Indian Pacific) & NSW Train Link (Broken Hill train). INDIAN PACIFIC SUMMARY TIMETABLE - ADVERTISED PUBLIC TIMETABLE ALL YEAR SYDNEY dep 1500 WED BROKEN HILL arr 600 THUR dep 820 THUR Off-train excursions available in ADELAIDE arr 1515 THUR Broken Hill, Adelaide, Rawlinna. dep 2140 THUR COOK arr 1330 FRI dep 1310 FRI RAWLINNA arr 1755 FRI dep 2035 FRI KALGOORLIE arr 305 SAT dep ? SAT PERTH arr 1457 SAT ALL YEAR PERTH dep 1000 SUN KALGOORLIE arr 2050 SUN Off-train excursions available in Kalgoorlie, Rawlinna, dep 120 MON Adelaide, Broken Hill, Katoomba. RAWLINNA arr 600 MON dep 805 MON COOK arr 1110 MON dep 1310 MON ADELAIDE arr 720 TUES dep 1015 TUES BROKEN HILL arr 1725 TUES dep 2000 TUES MT VICTORIA 850 WED 900 WED SYDNEY arr 1130 WED 191 DETAILED WORKING TIMETABLE OPERATOR GSR NSW FACILITIES S1 M B R L V B Km Ht Year Res Res FREQUENCY opened WO MO SYDNEY 0 20 1500 618 Illawarra Jnc 2.2 Ashfield 8.4 8 Strathfield arr 11.8 17 630u dp 1515 631d Homebush 12.7 11 1516 632 Flem CS Jnc 14.9 Lidcombe 16.6 20 1519 635 Auburn 18.6 20 1521 636 Granville 21.2 11 1855 1522 639 Parramatta 23.2 15 1524 642u Westmead 25.2 26 1528 644 Seven Hills 32.1 35 1533 648 BLACKTOWN 34.9 56 1860 1535 651 St Marys 47.4 35 1862 1542 658 PENRITH 55.1 27 1863 1547 705u Emu Plains 57.4 27 1549 707 Glenbrook 67.1 163 1600 715 Valley Heights 77.4 322 1613 724 SPRINGWOOD 79.7 371 1617 727 Lawson 96.0 732 1643 744 Wentworth Falls 102.6 867 1654 751 KATOOMBA 110.0 1017 1868 1706 800u MT VICTORIA 126.7 1044 1724 815 Ten tunnels and view of former Zig Zag Zig Zag 151.0 936 1747 834 LITHGOW 155.8 920 1869 1753-56 840u Hermitage 156.4 1757 841 Bowenfels 158.8 906 Coxs River 1808 849 Wallerawang 169.8 893 1870 1810 850 Rydal 181.4 952 1823 858 Tarana 198.3 781 1872 1840 914 Locksley 213.7 740 926 Raglan 233.1 747 1911 940 Kelso 237.1 658 1875 1915-25 943 BATHURST arr 239.1 657 1876 947 dp 1932 951 Georges Plains 251.9 689 Newbridge 273.8 877 2011 1018 Blayney arr 290.4 867 1876 1035 dp 2032 1037 Polona 298.8 2040 1043 Millthorpe 302.6 954 2043 Spring Hill 308.7 941 2046 1050 Orange E. Fork Jnc 320.8 870 2059 1057 Orange arr 1877 1059 dp 1106 Molong 360.0 529 1885 2138 1142 Manildra 384.8 427 2204 1159 Bumberry 407.0 620 2225 1218 Parkes Sub Terminal 2255 1243 192 OPERATOR Year GSR NSW FACILITIES opened S1 M B R L V B Res Res FREQUENCY WO MO Parkes arr 445.5 315 1893 2303 1248 dp 2315 1258 Goobang Jnc 2318 1300 Gunningbland 470.5 275 Bogan Gate 483.8 234 1896 2342 1320 Yarrabandai 505.1 209 2356 1331 Ootha 517.4 260 ThO Derriwong 528.4 198 Condobolin arr 546.3 199 1898 1400 dp 022 1405 Kiacatoo 578.2 177 042 1423 Euabalong West arr 619.2 164 1445 dp 107 1450 Matakana 665.5 151 135 1515 Roto 706.9 125 201 1535 Trida 750.1 101 1919 228 1557 Ivanhoe arr 816.4 88 1925 1631 dp 309 1641 Darnick 881.0 77 349 1716a Kaleentha 943.8 427 1748 Menindee arr 1007 62 1927 1822 dp 506 1827 Kinalung 1066 131 545 1859 BROKEN HILLarEST 1125 307 1919 630 1939 dp CST 820 MO Perilya Siding 1129 828 Kanadah 829 Bomax Siding 831 Pinancles 1156 838 Thackaringa 1174 845 Mingary 1194 181 910 Olary 1238 280 936 Outalpa Mannahill 1275 368 957 Winninnie Yunta 1319 299 1022 Paratoo Hillgrange 1369 1050 Peterborough 1405 530 1116 Yongala 1415 515 1125 Jamestown 1439 456 1141 Caltowie 1454 378 1150 Gladstone 1470 223 1202 Crystal Brook 1491 139 1970 1217 Rocky River 1495 1222 Redhill 1522 171 1236 Snowtown 1543 103 1253 Nantawarra 1567 89 1308 Bowmans 1576 1320 Long Plains 1600 1334 Mallala 1627 39 1345 Two Wells arr 1643 11 1355d dep 1415d Bolivar 1656 1425 193 OPERATOR GSR FACILITIES S1 M B R L V Km Ht Year Res FREQUENCY opened ThO Direk Loop 1664 Proposed Salisbury 1666 31 Dry Creek 1435 Dry Creek Loop 1674 2 1440 Islington 1449 ADELAIDE arr 1688 24 1982 1515 ADELAIDE dep 0 24 2140 Islington 2205 Dry Creek Loop 2214 Dry Creek 14 2 2219 Salisbury 22 31 Direk Loop 30 Proposed Bolivar 32 2229 Two Wells 45 11 2238 Mallala 61 11 2247 Long Plains 78 2258-2335 Bowmans 102 2349 Nantawarra 120 89 000 FO Snowtown 146 103 015 Redhill 173 031 Rocky River 193 044 Crystal Brook 197 139 1982 050 Coonamia 222 1970 106 Port Germein 247 7 120 Mambray Creek 266 133 Winninowie 293 150 Stirling North 308 33 Port Augusta 312 4 1937 209 Spencer Junction 316 219-320 Tent Hill 342 343 Hesso 368 358 Bookaloo 399 87 419 McLeay 432 104 442 Wirrappa 464 508-535 Pimba 494 189 601 Burando 533 628 Wirraminna 564 152 650 Coondambo 711 Kultanaby 615 178 725 Kingoonya 646 149 745 Ferguson 690 143 813 Tarcoola 724 120 838 Malboomba 763 903 Lyons 787 920 Wynbring 827 152 948 Mt Christie 860 1013 Mungala 889 210 1036 Barton 921 1057 Bates 947 153 1123 194 OPERATOR GSR FACILITIES S1 M B R L V Km Ht Year Res FREQUENCY opened FO Immarna Loop 980 Proposed Ooldea 996 118 1203 Start of long straight 1017 Watson 1030 113 1223 O'Malley 1052 Fisher 1082 116 1256 Thomiar Loop 1111 1314 Cook arr CST 123 1330 dp WST 1310 Denman 1179 139 1337 Hughes 1224 1404 SA/WA border 1273 Deakin 1276 158 1433 Reid 1328 1503 Forrest 1358 160 1521 Mundrabilla 1414 1551 Loongana 1462 1619 End of long straight. 1494 Nurina 1507 1646 Haig 1509 159 1711 Wilban 1591 1917 1732 Rawlinna arr 1623 184 1755 dp 2035 Naretha 1672 189 2104 Boonderoo 1706 2126 Kitchener 1734 201 2147 Goddards 2209 Zanthus 1792 273 2223 Coonana 1832 2247 Chifley 1864 288 2304 Karonie 1892 2322 Blamey 1914 2336 Curtin 1944 350 2355 SaO Golden Ridge 1980 015 Parkeston ar 1999 030 dp 250 KALGOORLIE arr 2002 376 1917 304 dp ? West Kalgoorlie 2007 Stewart 2070 Wallaroo 2095 Jaudi Darrine 2166 Koolyanobbing 2202 1968 Lake Julia Southern Cross 2254 353 Moorine Rock 2280 367 195 OPERATOR GSR FACILITIES S1 M B R L V Km Ht Year Res FREQUENCY opened SaO Carrabin 2327 341 Burracopin Booraan 2361 364 Merredin 318 1967 915? West Merredin Hines Hill 2393 253 Doodlakine Kellerberrin 2429 248 Bungala Tammin Cunderdin Meckering 2504 195 Grass Valley Seabrook Northam 2537 151 1966 1205? Avon Yard Toodyay West 2588 Moondyne Jumperkine 2617 MIDLAND 2643 13 PERTH TERMINAL 2657 13 1969 1457 4345 km. Sydney to Perth, including Adelaide-Crystal Brook double counting. 196 TABLE GS1 PERTH - ADELAIDE - SYDNEY "INDIAN PACIFIC". OPERATOR GSR FACILITIES S1 M B R L V Res FREQUENCY SuO PERTH TERMINAL 1000 MIDLAND Jumperkine Moondyne Toodyay West Avon Yard Northam 1146? Seabrook Grass Valley Meckering Cunderdin Tammin Bungulla Kellerberrin Doodlakine Hines Hill West Merredin Merredin 1404? Booraan Burracoppin Carrabin Moorine Rock Southern Cross Lake Julia Koolyanobbing Darrine Jaurdi Wallaroo Stewart West Kalgoorlie KALGOORLIE arr 2050 MO dep 120 Parkeston arr 128 dep 158 Golden Ridge 213 Curtin 233 Blamey 253 Karonie 307 Chifley 324 Coonana 345 Zanthus 408 Goddards 422 Kitchener 445 Boonderoo 506 197 OPERATOR GSR FACILITIES S1 M B R L V Res FREQUENCY MO Naretha 526 Rawlinna arr 558 dep 813 Wilban 835 Haig 856 Nurina 919 Loongana 947 Mundabilla 1016 Forrest 1046 Reid 1106 Deakin 1134 Hughes 1203 Denman 1227 Cook arr WST 1253 dp CST 1623 Thomiar 1639 Fisher 1656 Watson 1726 Ooldea 1748 Bates 1829 Barton 1854 Mungala 1915 Mt Christie 1938 Wynbring 2003 Lyons 2030 Malboomba 2048 Tarcoola 2113 Ferguson 2138 Kingoonya 2208 Kultanaby 2229 Coondambo 2242 Wirraminna 2302-2330 Burando 2351 TuO Pimba 024 Wirrappa 049 McLeay 112 Bookaloo 134 Hesso 155 Tent Hill 212 Spencer Jnc 236-305 Port Augusta 315 Winninowie 338 Mambray Creek 355 Port Germein 407 Coonamia 419 Crystal Brook 439 Rocky River 445 198 OPERATOR NSW GSR FACILITIES S1 M B B R L V Res Res FREQUENCY TuO TuO Redhill 459 Snowtown 516 Nantawarra 531 Bowmans 543 Long Plains 557 Mallala 609 Two Wells 618 Bolivar 627 Dry Creek 638 Dry Creek Loop 643 Islington 652 ADELAIDE arr 720 dp 1015 Islington 1040 Dry Creek Loop 1049 Dry Creek 1054 Bolivar 1104 Two Wells 1113 Mallala 1122 Long Plains 1132 Bowmans 1145 Nantawarra 1156 Snowtown 1211 Redhill 1227 Rocky River 1240 Gladstone 1306 Caltowie 1320 Jamestown 1330 Yongala 1346 Peterborough 1354 Hillgrange 1416 Yunta 1445 Mannahill 1510 Olary 1531 Mingary 1557-1631 Thackaringa 1658 Pinnacles NSW 1706 Bomax Siding TuO 1714 Kanandah B Res 1716 BROKEN HILL arr CST 1725 dp EST 815 2000 Kinalung 853 2043 Menindee arr 924 dp 929 2116 Kaleentha 1002 2155 Darnick 1034a 2231 Ivanhoe arr 1107 dp 1117 2308 Trida 1152 2344 WO Matakana 1234 031 Euabalong West arr 1257 dp 1302 056 199 OPERATOR NSW GSR GSR FACILITIES S1 M EMU BB R L V Res Res Res FREQUENCY TuO WO WO Kiacatoo 1324 111 Condobolin arr 1341 dp 1346 135 Yarrabandai 1409 159 Bogan Gate 1420 211 Goobang Jnc 1440 231 Parkes arr 1443 235 dp 1453 245 Parkes Sub Terminal 1458 255 Bumberry 1523 322 Manildra 1543 341 Molong 1602 406 Borenore 421 Orange arr 1644 dp 1652 Orange E.
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