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70 Tram Time Schedule & Line Route 70 tram time schedule & line map 70 Waterfront City Docklands - Wattle Park View In Website Mode The 70 tram line (Waterfront City Docklands - Wattle Park) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Waterfront City Docklands: 12:09 AM - 11:49 PM (2) Wattle Park: 12:02 AM - 11:41 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 70 tram station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 70 tram arriving. Direction: Waterfront City Docklands 70 tram Time Schedule 59 stops Waterfront City Docklands Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:11 AM - 10:34 PM Monday 12:06 AM - 11:49 PM 61-Elgar Rd/Riversdale Rd (Surrey Hills) Riversdale Road, Burwood Tuesday 12:09 AM - 11:49 PM 60-Ferndale St/Riversdale Rd (Surrey Hills) Wednesday 12:09 AM - 11:49 PM 1057 Riversdale Road, Burwood Thursday 12:09 AM - 11:49 PM 59-Alandale St/Riversdale Rd (Surrey Hills) Friday 12:09 AM - 11:45 PM 1012 Riversdale Road, Burwood Saturday 12:08 AM - 11:47 PM 58-Wattle Park/1013 Riversdale Rd (Surrey Hills) 1013 Riversdale Road, Burwood 57-Glendale St/Riversdale Rd (Surrey Hills) 993 Riversdale Road, Camberwell 70 tram Info Direction: Waterfront City Docklands 56-Warrigal Rd/Riversdale Rd (Surrey Hills) Stops: 59 979 Riversdale Road, Camberwell Trip Duration: 61 min Line Summary: 61-Elgar Rd/Riversdale Rd (Surrey 55-Union Rd/Riversdale Rd (Canterbury) Hills), 60-Ferndale St/Riversdale Rd (Surrey Hills), 59- 950 Riversdale Road, Camberwell Alandale St/Riversdale Rd (Surrey Hills), 58-Wattle Park/1013 Riversdale Rd (Surrey Hills), 57-Glendale 54-Through Rd/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell) St/Riversdale Rd (Surrey Hills), 56-Warrigal 930 Riversdale Road, Camberwell Rd/Riversdale Rd (Surrey Hills), 55-Union Rd/Riversdale Rd (Canterbury), 54-Through 53-Essex Rd/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell) Rd/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell), 53-Essex 898 Riversdale Road, Camberwell Rd/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell), 52-Lockhart St/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell), 51-Highƒeld 52-Lockhart St/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell) Rd/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell), 50-Wattle Valley 868 Riversdale Road, Camberwell Rd/Riversdale Rd (Canterbury), 49-Glyndon Rd/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell), 48-Cooloongatta 51-Highƒeld Rd/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell) Rd/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell), 47-Willow 102 Highƒeld Road, Camberwell Gr/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell), 46-Spencer Rd/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell), 44-Derby 50-Wattle Valley Rd/Riversdale Rd (Canterbury) St/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell), 43-Trafalgar 806 Riversdale Road, Camberwell Rd/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell), 42-Fermanagh Rd/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell), 40-Camberwell 49-Glyndon Rd/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell) Junction/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell), 39- 790B Riversdale Road, Camberwell Camberwell Tram Depot/Riversdale Rd (Hawthorn East), 38-Hastings Rd/Riversdale Rd (Hawthorn 48-Cooloongatta Rd/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell) East), 37-Tooronga Rd/Riversdale Rd (Hawthorn 746 Riversdale Road, Camberwell East), 36-Auburn Rd/Riversdale Rd (Hawthorn East), 35-Robinson Rd/Riversdale Rd (Hawthorn), 34- 47-Willow Gr/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell) Kooyongkoot Rd/Riversdale Rd (Hawthorn), 33- 680 Riversdale Road, Camberwell Berkeley St/Riversdale Rd (Hawthorn), 32-Glenferrie Rd/Riversdale Rd (Hawthorn), 31-Fordholm 46-Spencer Rd/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell) Rd/Riversdale Rd (Hawthorn), 30-Through 650 Riversdale Road, Camberwell St/Riversdale Rd (Hawthorn), 29-Power St/Riversdale Rd (Hawthorn), 18-Yarra Bvd/Swan St 44-Derby St/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell) (Burnley), 17-Madden Gr/Swan St (Burnley), 16-Park 620 Riversdale Road, Camberwell Gr/Swan St (Burnley), 15-Stawell St/Swan St (Burnley), 14-Burnley St/Swan St (Burnley), 13- 43-Trafalgar Rd/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell) Edinburgh St/Swan St (Burnley), 12-Coppin St/Swan 602 Riversdale Road, Camberwell St (Richmond), 11-Church St/Swan St (Richmond), 10-Swan Street Shopping Centre/Swan St 42-Fermanagh Rd/Riversdale Rd (Camberwell) (Richmond), 9-Lennox St/Swan St (Richmond), 8- 564 Riversdale Road, Camberwell Richmond Station/Swan St (Richmond), 7d-Olympic Boulevard (Melbourne City), 7c-Mcg Gates 4-7/John 40-Camberwell Junction/Riversdale Rd Cain Arena (Melbourne City), 7b-Rod Laver (Camberwell) Arena/Mcg Gates 1-3 (Melbourne City), 7a-William 493-503 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn East Barak Bridge/Melbourne Park (Melbourne City), 6- Russell St/Flinders St (Melbourne City), 5-Swanston 39-Camberwell Tram Depot/Riversdale Rd St/Flinders St (Melbourne City), 4-Elizabeth (Hawthorn East) St/Flinders St (Melbourne City), 3-Market St/Flinders Riversdale Road, Hawthorn East St (Melbourne City), 2-Melbourne Aquarium/Flinders St (Melbourne City), 1-Spencer St/Flinders St 38-Hastings Rd/Riversdale Rd (Hawthorn East) (Melbourne City), D6-Victoria Police Centre/Flinders 2/380 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn East St (Southbank), D5-South Wharf/Wurundjeri Way (Docklands), D4-Docklands Park/Harbour Esp 37-Tooronga Rd/Riversdale Rd (Hawthorn East) (Docklands), D3-Bourke St/Harbour Esp (Docklands), 314 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn East D2-Centralpier/Harbour Esp (Docklands), D10-New Quay Prom/Docklands Dr (Docklands), D11- 36-Auburn Rd/Riversdale Rd (Hawthorn East) Waterfront City/Docklands Dr (Docklands) 277 Auburn Road, Hawthorn 35-Robinson Rd/Riversdale Rd (Hawthorn) 184-186 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn 34-Kooyongkoot Rd/Riversdale Rd (Hawthorn) 146 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn 33-Berkeley St/Riversdale Rd (Hawthorn) 122 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn 32-Glenferrie Rd/Riversdale Rd (Hawthorn) 534 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn 31-Fordholm Rd/Riversdale Rd (Hawthorn) 64-66 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn 30-Through St/Riversdale Rd (Hawthorn) 3/38 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn 29-Power St/Riversdale Rd (Hawthorn) S 20, Hawthorn 18-Yarra Bvd/Swan St (Burnley) 570 - 576 Swan Street, Burnley 17-Madden Gr/Swan St (Burnley) Swan Street, Burnley 16-Park Gr/Swan St (Burnley) 556 Swan Street, Burnley 15-Stawell St/Swan St (Burnley) 473 Swan Street, Richmond 14-Burnley St/Swan St (Burnley) 462 Swan Street, Richmond 13-Edinburgh St/Swan St (Burnley) 404 Swan Street, Richmond 12-Coppin St/Swan St (Richmond) 338 Swan Street, Burnley 11-Church St/Swan St (Richmond) 425 Church Street, Richmond 10-Swan Street Shopping Centre/Swan St (Richmond) 194-196 Swan Street, Cremorne 9-Lennox St/Swan St (Richmond) 106 Swan Street, Cremorne 8-Richmond Station/Swan St (Richmond) 2-16 Swan Street, Cremorne 7d-Olympic Boulevard (Melbourne City) 7c-Mcg Gates 4-7/John Cain Arena (Melbourne City) 7b-Rod Laver Arena/Mcg Gates 1-3 (Melbourne City) 7a-William Barak Bridge/Melbourne Park (Melbourne City) 6-Russell St/Flinders St (Melbourne City) Flinders Street, Melbourne 5-Swanston St/Flinders St (Melbourne City) 240 Flinders Street, Melbourne 4-Elizabeth St/Flinders St (Melbourne City) Stop 4: Flinders Street Station, Elizabeth Street 3-Market St/Flinders St (Melbourne City) 399 Flinders Street, Southbank 2-Melbourne Aquarium/Flinders St (Melbourne City) Stop 2: Melbourne Aquarium, King Street 1-Spencer St/Flinders St (Melbourne City) 579 Flinders Street, Southbank D6-Victoria Police Centre/Flinders St (Southbank) 641 Flinders Street, Southbank D5-South Wharf/Wurundjeri Way (Docklands) Georgiana Street, Docklands D4-Docklands Park/Harbour Esp (Docklands) 25 Harbour Esplanade, Docklands D3-Bourke St/Harbour Esp (Docklands) 126 Harbour Esplanade, Docklands D2-Centralpier/Harbour Esp (Docklands) Stop D2: Central Pier, Docklands D10-New Quay Prom/Docklands Dr (Docklands) 395 Docklands Drive, Docklands D11-Waterfront City/Docklands Dr (Docklands) Docklands Drive, Docklands Direction: Wattle Park 70 tram Time Schedule 60 stops Wattle Park Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:07 AM - 10:59 PM Monday 12:29 AM - 11:41 PM D11-Waterfront City/Docklands Dr (Docklands) Docklands Drive, Docklands Tuesday 12:02 AM - 11:41 PM D10-Newquay Prom/Docklands Dr (Docklands) Wednesday 12:02 AM - 11:41 PM 390 Docklands Drive, Docklands Thursday 12:02 AM - 11:41 PM D2-Central Pier/Harbour Esp (Docklands) Friday 12:02 AM - 11:43 PM Stop D2: Central Pier, Docklands Saturday 12:03 AM - 11:45 PM D3-Bourke St/Harbour Esp (Docklands) 116 Harbour Esplanade, Docklands D4-Docklands Park/Harbour Esp (Docklands) 36 Harbour Esplanade, Docklands 70 tram Info Direction: Wattle Park D5-South Wharf/Wurundjeri Way (Docklands) Stops: 60 8 McCrae Street, Southbank Trip Duration: 59 min Line Summary: D11-Waterfront City/Docklands Dr D6-Flinders Street West/Flinders St (Docklands) (Docklands), D10-Newquay Prom/Docklands Dr 630 Flinders Street, Southbank (Docklands), D2-Central Pier/Harbour Esp (Docklands), D3-Bourke St/Harbour Esp (Docklands), 1-Spencer St/Flinders St (Melbourne City) D4-Docklands Park/Harbour Esp (Docklands), D5- Flinders Street, Southbank South Wharf/Wurundjeri Way (Docklands), D6- Flinders Street West/Flinders St (Docklands), 1- 2-Melbourne Aquarium/Flinders St (Melbourne Spencer St/Flinders St (Melbourne City), 2-Melbourne City) Aquarium/Flinders St (Melbourne City), 3-Market Stop 2: Melbourne Aquarium, King Street St/Flinders St (Melbourne City), 4-Elizabeth St/Flinders St (Melbourne City), 5-Swanston 3-Market St/Flinders St (Melbourne City) St/Flinders St (Melbourne City), 6-Russell St/Flinders Stop 3: Market Street, Southbank St (Melbourne City), 7a-William Barak Bridge/Melbourne Park (Melbourne City), 7b-Rod 4-Elizabeth St/Flinders St (Melbourne City) Laver Arena/Mcg Gates 1-3 (Melbourne City), 7c- 290 Flinders Street, Melbourne Mcg Gates 4-7/John Cain Arena (Melbourne City), 7d-Olympic Boulevard (Melbourne City), 8-Richmond 5-Swanston St/Flinders St (Melbourne City) Station/Swan St (Cremorne), 9-Lennox St/Swan St 211 Flinders Street, Melbourne (Richmond),
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