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Country Train Notice 0287-2020 Country Regional Network Author: Beth Jarrett Issue Date: 7/10/2020 LTP Identification Number: 2272 Associated Publications: TAA 1325-2020 Approved Track Possession Details Railset Works Train Programme Sunday 11 October 2020 8M41 on Sun 11/10/2020 will depart Bathurst 1715, pass Georges Plains 1737, Wimbledon 1755, Newbridge 1813, Murrobo 1834, Blayney 1837, Polona 1852, Spring Hill 1900, Orange East Fork Jct 1910, Borenore 1930, Molong 1944, Manildra 2010, Bumberry 2041, Mandagery 2050, Parkes Sub Terminal 2110, Parkes 2116, CRN/ARTC Boundary Parkes East Fork 2120, thence run as tabled by ARTC to pass CRN/ARTC Boundary Junee 0414 Mon 12/10/2020, Junee West Jct 0415, arrive Junee Sub Terminal 0420 – forms 3M43. Monday 12 October 2020 3M43 on Mon 12/10/2020 will depart Junee Sub Terminal 0640, arrive Old Junee 0650 depart 0700, enter possession and work as arranged by a suitably qualified employee, pass Marrar 0945, Coolamon ABA Main Line Loader 1000, enter possession and work as arranged by a suitably qualified employee, pass Coolamon 1330, Brushwood 1344, Ganmain 1352, Matong 1410, Grong Grong arrive 1430, enter possession and work as arranged by a suitably qualified employee, depart 1630, pass Grong Grong AWB Junction 1635, Narrandera Silo 1610, arrive Narrandera 1653 – forms 3M44. From To Lines Boundary Boundary Old Junee Marrar 1 0700hrs 0945hrs Single Main Down Yard Limit Sign Up Yard Limit Sign Coolamon ABA Coolamon 2 1000hrs 1330hrs Single Main Up Yard Limit Sign Up Yard Limit Sign Grong Grong Grong Grong 3 1430hrs 1630hrs Single Main Down Yard Limit Sign Up Yard Limit Sign 3M44 on Mon 12/10/2020 will depart Narrandera 1750, pass Narrandera Silo 1752, Grong Grong AWB Junction 1809, arrive Grong Grong 1815 – forms 3M45. Tuesday 13 October 2020 3M45 on Tue 13/10/2020 will depart Grong Grong 0630, pass Grong Grong AWB Junction 0637, Narrandera Silo 0658, arrive Narrandera 0700, enter possession and work as arranged by a suitably qualified employee – forms 3M46. From To Lines Boundary Boundary Narrandera Narrandera 1 0700hrs 1000hrs Single Main Down Yard Limit Sign Up Yard Limit Sign Old Junee Junee Sub Terminal 2 1300hrs 1700hrs Single Main Down Yard Limit Sign Up Yard Limit Sign Page 1 of 3 Country Train Notice 0287-2020 3M46 on Tue 13/10/2020 will depart Narrandera 1100, pass Narrandera Silo 1102, Grong Grong AWB Junction 1118, Grong Grong 1122, Matong 1142, Ganmain 1200, Brushwood 1208, Coolamon 1221, Coolamon ABA Main Line Loader 1227, Marrar 1236, Old Junee 1300, enter possession and work as arranged by a suitably qualified employee, arrive Junee Sub Terminal 1700 – forms 3M48. Wednesday 14 October 2020 3M48 on Wed 14/10/2020 will depart Junee Sub Terminal 0600, pass Junee West Jct 0604, CRN/ARTC Boundary Junee 0605, thence run as tabled by ARTC. 3M42 on Wed 14/10/2020 will run as tabled by ARTC to pass CRN/ARTC Boundary Junee 0700, enter possession and work as arranged by a suitably qualified employee, pass Junee Sub Terminal 1000, Old Junee 1015, enter possession and work as arranged by a suitably qualified employee, pass Marrar 1300, Coolamon ABA Main Line Loader 1308, Coolamon 1315, Brushwood 1330, enter possession and work as arranged by a suitably qualified employee, arrive Grong Grong 1600 – forms 3M44. From To Lines Boundary Boundary Junee Junee Sub Terminal 1 0700hrs 1000hrs Single Main Begin Train Order Working Sign Up Yard Limit Sign Old Junee Marrar 2 1015hrs 1300hrs Single Main Down Yard Limit Sign Up Yard Limit Sign Brushwood Grong Grong 3 1330hrs 1600hrs Single Main Down Yard Limit Sign Up Yard Limit Sign 3M44 on Wed 14/10/2020 will depart Grong Grong 1710, pass Matong 1731, Ganmain 1750, arrive Brushwood 1800 – forms 3M45. Thursday 15 October 2020 3M45 on Thu 15/10/2020 will depart Brushwood 0915, enter possession and work as arranged by a suitably qualified employee, pass Grong Grong 1300, enter possession and work as arranged by a suitably qualified employee, arrive Narrandera 1645 – forms 3M46. From To Lines Boundary Boundary Brushwood Grong Grong 1 0915hrs 1300hrs Single Main Down Yard Limit Sign Up Yard Limit Sign Grong Grong Narrandera 2 1300hrs 1645hrs Single Main Up Yard Limit Sign Up Yard Limit Sign 3M46 on Thu 15/10/2020 will depart Narrandera 1800, pass Narrandera Silo 1802, Grong Grong AWB Junction 1818, Grong Grong 1822, Matong 1841, Ganmain 1858, Brushwood 1906, arrive Coolamon 1920 – forms 3M47. Friday 16 October 2020 3M47 on Fri 16/10/2020 will depart Coolamon 0700, enter possession and work as arranged by a suitably qualified employee, pass Brushwood 1245, Ganmain 1253, Matong 1310, Grong Grong 1329, Grong Grong AWB Junction 1333, Narrandera Silo 1349, Narrandera 1350, Yanco 1423, Leeton 1432, arrive Murrami 1500 – forms 3M49. From To Lines Boundary Boundary Coolamon Brushwood 1 0700hrs 1245hrs Single Main Down Yard Limit Sign Up Yard Limit Sign Issue Date: 7/10/2020 Page 2 of 3 Country Train Notice 0287-2020 Saturday 17 October 2020 3M49 on Sat 17/10/2020 will depart Murrami 0625, pass Wumbulgal 0700, enter possession and work as arranged by a suitably qualified employee, arrive Griffith 1500 – forms 3M42. From To Lines Boundary Boundary Wumbulgal Down Yard Limit Sign Single Branch Griffith (Hillston) 1 0700hrs 1500hrs Single Main Up Yard Limit Sign Griffith (Temora) Down Yard Limit Sign 3M42 on Sat 17/10/2020 will depart Griffith 1615, pass Wumbulgal 1641, arrive Murrami 1715 – forms 3M43. Sunday 18 October 2020 3M43 on Sun 18/10/2020 will depart Murrami 0810, pass Wumbulgal 0845, enter possession and work as arranged by a suitably qualified employee, arrive Griffith 1800 – forms 3M44. From To Lines Boundary Boundary Wumbulgal Down Yard Limit Sign Single Branch Griffith (Hillston) 1 0845hrs 1800hrs Single Main Up Yard Limit Sign Griffith (Temora) Down Yard Limit Sign 3M44 on Sun 18/10/2020 will depart Griffith 1845, pass Wumbulgal 1911, Murrami 1943, Leeton 2010, Yanco 2019, Narrandera 2052, Narrandera Silo 2053, Grong Grong AWB Junction 2109, Grong Grong 2113, Matong 2132, Ganmain 2149, Brushwood 2157, Coolamon 2210, Coolamon ABA Main Line Loader 2216, Marrar 2224, Old Junee 2247, Junee Sub Terminal 2257, Junee West Jct 2300, CRN/ARTC Boundary Junee 2300, Junee 2300, thence run as tabled by ARTC to pass CRN/ARTC Boundary Parkes East Fork 0449 Mon 19/10/2020, Parkes 0452, Parkes Sub Terminal 0500, Mandagery 0533, Bumberry 0549, Manildra 0610, Molong 0645, Borenore 0713, Orange East Fork Jct 0750, Spring Hill 0807, Polona 0817, Blayney 0826, Murrobo 0830, Newbridge 0849, Wimbledon 0900, Georges Plains 0912, arrive Bathurst 0925 terminate. 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