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Railway Track and Signalling ST Sydney InterCity Network Section: Meeks Rd Jcn - Bomaderry Go to page 2 for index Revised 24 August 2021 G F Vincent 2018 Diagrams: 2409, 2413 ILLAWARRA LINE TRACK & SIGNAL INDEX Page Drawing Section Page Drawing Section 1 Cover Illawarra Intercity Line 2 Index 3 Sect. Y5f Meeks Rd Junction ‐ Bomaderry 4 Y2401 Meeks Road Junctions 20 Y2417 Unanderra 5 Y2402 Tempe ‐ Arncliffe 21 Y2418 Kembla Grange ‐ Dapto 6 Y2403 Banksia ‐ Allawah 22 Y2419 Albion Park ‐ Dunmore Quarry 7 Y2404 Hurstville 23 Y2420 Minnamurra ‐ Kiama 8 Y2405 Penhurst ‐ Mortdale 24 Y2421 Gerrigong ‐ Berry 9 Y2406 Oatley ‐ Jannali 25 Y2422 Bomaderry 10 Y2407 Sutherland ‐ Loftus 26 Y2448 Shoalhaven Starches Siding 11 Y2408 Engadine ‐ Heathcote 27 Sect. Y6 Port Kembla Branch 12 Y2409 Waterfall 28 Y2451 Lysaught's ‐ Cringila 13 Y2410 Helensburgh ‐ Metro Colliery 29 Y2452 Port Kembla North ‐ Port Kembla 14 Y2411 Oatford ‐ Stanwell Park 15 Y2412 Coal Cliff ‐ Wombarra 16 Y2413 Coledaie ‐ Thirroul 17 Y2414 Bulli ‐ North Wollongong 18 Y2415 Wollongong 19 Y2416 Coniston ‐ Unanderra North Junction WATERFALL LINE Illawarra Line (as Freight Network component) Helensburg SECTION Meeks Road Junction - Bomaderry PAGES 2401 - 2422 Metropolitan Colliery METROPOLITAN COLIERY JCN Stanwell Park Otford Coalcliff MEEKS RD JCN Sacarborough Sydney - Home ARTC MFN Wombarra WOLLI CREEK Tempe Coledale Outer Sydney Austinmer (East Hills Line) Arncliffe Thirroul Penshurst Banksia Woonona Bulli Rockdale Bellambi Mortdale Kogarah Towradgi Corrimal Oatley H C ur All arl Another Line stv aw ton Fairy Meadow ille ah Como North Woolongong Jannali Woolongong Woolongong Kembla Grange Woolongong Yard SUTHERLAND Cronulla Branch ARTC Line CONISTON Loftus to Moss Vale Unanderra Engadine Wongawilli Colliery Dapto North Port Authority Line Port Kembla UNANDERRA to Inner Harbour Lysaught's Heathcote BlueScope Line Albion Park to Steel Works Oak Flats SHELLHARBOUR JCN WATERFALL Port Kembla Branch Dunmore Quarry Minnamura Bombo Quarry BOMBO KIAMA Berry Gerringong BOMADERRY Section Y5f to SYDENHAM Sydney Trains BANKSTOWN LINE to COOKS RIVER ARTC BOTANY LINE to NORTH JUNCTION (& SYDENHAM) Sydney Trains GOODS LINE NORTH FORK EAST FORK SM687EF XPT SERVICE CENTRE F SM701NF SM695 R NF SF 771 P [ YL/EYL VICTORIA RD C I IL [ 2F EYL/YL BRIDGE SM689SF [ S P 775A 773 O 765 UG M T M 2F S 770A M SM710G M S MARRICKVILLE SM697 GOODS LINE SM705 SM691 768A M SM698 DIVE SM708 M M M M [ SOUTH FORK 766 775 B SM707 774 SM693 770B SM700G SM708 US SM701SF SM694G M NPS [ INDC. DS SOUTH JUNCTION S 768B UG UB UN WEST JUNCTION UG DB Sydney Trains Sydney Sydney Trains Sidings MEEKS ROAD JUNCTION CHARLOTTE ST 6.371 (ILLAWARRA LINE) UNDERPASS Y2402 YL/EYL Crv. EYL/YL Syd. SM711G ARTC Lease ARTC OH Refer to.. N291 MARRICKVILLE (MKV) ILLAWARRA RD BRIDGE 6.655 STANDARD GAUGE TRACK N290 MEEKS ROAD JUNCTIONS WARDELL ROAD Home Support © 2017 G F Vincent Y2401 GIL GIL 6.3 I IL I 7.095 6.559 OH OH SM637 SM645 SM651 SM657 A 749B M DOWN ILLAWARRA M 750B UP ILLAWARRA SM639 SM654 746A M 748B M SM660 749A M DOWN LLAWARRA LOCAL SM644 M M 750A M 748A UP ILLAWARRA LOCAL 746B 747A A G M SM648 IL I IL 747B G IL M COOKS RIVER UNWINS BRIDGE RD TEMPE (TMP) SM641G Y2401 MEEKS ROAD JUNCTION 7.3 (PERWAY SIDING) WOLLI CREEK (WCJ) to INTERNATIONAL 8.4 Sydney Trains AIRPORT LINE PCS I IL YL/EYL 8,734 OH SM801 SM805 SM811 SM817 A SM657 SM661 B M 755A 756A M SM808 SM664 SM668 YL/EYL SM814 SM820 M 755B 756B M A SM670 B YL/EYL ARNCLIFFE (ARN) FOREST RD BRIDGE IL I to TURRELLA Sydney Trains EAST HILLS LINE This drawing is provided to show Sydney Trains' Illawarra freight route (MEEKS RD JCN - PORT KEMBLA area) STANDARD GAUGE TRACK Y2403 Accordingly it only details the Main (Freight) tracks, and signals are only shown when they are on Main lines, or are protecting access to, or across them. TEMPE - ARNCLIFFE BANKSIA Home Support © 2017 G F Vincent Y2402 (PERWAY SIDING) (PERWAY SIDING) Y2402 9.6 10.4 PCS ARNCLIFFE PCS A 2A UP PERWAY SIDING 10.584 B SM823 SM831 SM845 SM851 C 3A 2A SM837 3A SM834 SM848 PCS SM826 PCS A B C FREDERICK ST BANKSIA (BAK) ROCKDALE (ROK) BRIDGE 11.6 KOGARAH SHOPPING CENTRE 12.7 11.100 11.485 OVER 12.380 SM857 ATP AIR GAP C SM865 DIM1 SM871 SM877 DIM2 D ATP DIM3 [ [ [ [ SM854 ATP SM880 ATP PCS SM874 [ SM860 SM868 [ UIL6 UIL7 [ [ C ATP UIL3 UIL4 UIL8 D UIL5 ATP HARROW RD STATION ST KOGARAH (KOG) PROSPECT ST CARLTON (CLT) UNDERPASS BRIDGE UNDERPASS NPS 12.7 13.560 13.7 UM DM 14.303 YL/EYL SM889 D SM885 SM895 SM903 SM909 980A E M SM892 M 980B SM898 SM912 D E LILY ST ALLAWAH (ALA) THE AVENUE UNDERPASS BRIDGE STANDARD GAUGE TRACK Y2404 This drawing is provided to show Sydney Trains' Illawarra freight route (MEEKS RD JCN - PORT KEMBLA area) HURSTVILLE Accordingly it only details the Main (Freight) tracks, and signals are only shown BANKSIA - ALLAWAH Home Support © 2017 G F Vincent when they are on Main lines, or are protecting access to, or across them. Y2403 Y2403 14.8 HURSTVILLE ALLAWAH 14.603 SHOPPING CENTRE OVER E NPS SM927 OH F M 9482B SM915 ILLAWARRA DOWN MAIN NPS SM929 SM917 993 OH M ILLAWARRA UP MAIN fxR 985C M M 984A M 985B ILLAWARRA DOWN LOCAL SM919 M 982B SM920 SM931 M 985A ILLAWARRA UP LOCAL SM921 SM922 SM933 F M M E 982A 983 DL UL SM924 TREACY ST BRIDGE HURSTVILLE (HVL) SR UL UL UL, UM, UM DM DM 929, 931 929, 931 ALERT SM941 15.644 150m OH SM946 AL AL OH F G M SM941 987 M 988B NPS M 992B SM936 M 989A SM943 M 991B 988A M SM938 M 992A SM948 G M 989B M 2B SM940 SM945 M 991A UL UM F 986A B 2B M STABLING ROAD PERWAY SIDING ST GEORGES RD R SM942 986B 990 OVERPASS SM934 DL UM DL UM UL DL UM DM UM DM 2 3 D U DM UM DM 936 940, 942 Y2405 PENSHURST STANDARD GAUGE TRACK HURSTVILLE Home Support © 2017 G F Vincent Y2404 Y2404 HURSTVVILLE UM DM DM UM UM DM 16.1 1005, 1007 1008, 1010 OH 15.836 15.856 16.209 OH OH SM947 SM952 SM1001 SM956 SM1005 NPS G NPS H NPS 1081B M 1080A M SM1008 NPS NPS M M NPS >> << >> 1080B 1081A G SM954 SM1010 H SM949 WILD SM1003 SM958 SM1007 OH PENSHURST(PNS) OH OH BRIDGE ST BRIDGE 1088B M SM1012 SM1013 17.1 1082B SM1016 M M 1086A ARRIVAL ROAD NECK M 17.000 SM1014 1086B 1088A M SM1020 SM1017 M SM1015 1090B MORTDALE NECK DEPARTURE ROAD M CAR DEPOT H 1082A 1083B M 1084B 1090A 1092 M SM1028 SM1009 M M SM1044 1089 M SM1030 M 1084A OH SM1011 SM1036 N P [ SM1049 M SM1046 S SM1011 1083A H INDIC. 17.684 MORTDALE (MRT) N P J ELLEN SM1051 S SUBWAY DM DM SN UM WP ER UM DM ER 9I OH U, D DR AR DR DMAR DM DMSN DMIR 7I 1I 1009, 1011 1012 1014 1014 1013 1044 1015 1020, 1028, 1030, 1036 BOUNDARY RD J BRIDGE Y2406 Pantograph monitoring OATLEY system STANDARD GAUGE TRACK PENSHURST - MORTDALE Home Support © 2017 G F Vincent Y2405 Y2405 18.3 MORTDALE 18.210 18.210 YL/EYL OH J SM1055 SM1058 PXY OH SM1069 SM1072 K SM1052 SM1061 SM1064 1096A M M PXY NPS 1098B SM1063 SM1067 M M NPS 1096B 1098A J SM1057 SM1060 SM1070 K SM1054 SM1066 YL/EYL OH OATLEY (OAT) OH DM UM UM DM RIVER RD MIMOSA ST UNDERPASS BRIDGE 20.000 SM1122 21.420 21.2 SM1073 SM1076 P P RPTR K SM1069 SM1094 SM1122 L SM1097 SM1127 350m. SM1067 SM1088 SM1096 SM1124 K SM1090 SM1099 SM1129 SM1075 SM1078 P P L COMO (CMO) YAMBA RD GEORGES RIVER BRIDGE 22.7 22.723 OH SM1152 P RPTR P P P YL/EYL SD7 L SM1130 SM1140 SM1146 SD1 M SM1137 SM1143 SM1152 P P SM1132 SM1142 SM1148 SM1154 SD9 SM1139 SM1145 OH L P P P SD3 M YL/EYL SM1154 MARY ST RPTR BRIDGE JANNALI (JNL) Y2407 SUTHERLAND STANDARD GAUGE TRACK OATLEY - JANNALI Home Support © 2017 G F Vincent Y2406 BP DM BP DM UM DM DB DM DB DM B D U D B U B U DMUM UM DM UM DMUR D D R 1719 19 22 22, 24, 24C 31, 33 35 33 35 24.6 Y2406 24.585 JANNALI 24.175 SD31 N 151B M BRANCH PLATFORM ROAD M 155A P OH P P SD17 SD22 157 M SM1158 SD11 M SD33 SD14 151A M PXY SD24 156B M 155B M 150B M SD24 150A M 152A M 152B COACT. M 156A SM1160 SD16 2B SD13 PXY SD19 SD35 M P P P B SD26 N OH 2B 455m. R FLORA ST SOA SOA 153 BRIDGE THE GRAND PARADE BRIDGE SUTHERLAND (STH) SAFETY OVERRUN AREA NO ROLLING STOCK OR EQUIPMENT TO BE LEFT HERE TONNAGE SIGNAL KIRRAWEE (CRONULLA BRANCH) DRIVERS OF GOODS TRAINS SD42 WITH 75% OF FULL LOAD RPTR MUST8 WAIT HERE UNTIL8 SIGNAL SHOWS MEDIUM SD42 SD40 26.3 T N 195m. 165B SD69 SD69 SD50 8 8 158B M GOODS SIDING M SD61 RPTR M M 159B 161A P 165A 167B M DOWN REFUGE LOOP P 158A M M 161B M SD64 T 167A SD49 SD57 SD60 SD63 SD71 M M 159A 162A M SD52 SL 166A M M SL P 161A 162B SD54 N M P SD66 P SD72 161B M 730m.
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