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Adelaide Metro Trains & Trams Sm1 Adelaide ADELAIDE METRO TRAINS & TRAMS SM1 ADELAIDE - GAWLER CENTRAL May-18 BG. Diesel Multiple Units. Being electrified. Double track Adelaide-Gawler. Single Gawler-Gawler Central. SG line parallel North Adelaide-Salisbury. Km Ht Open Samples Summary ADELAIDE 0 29 908 923 N. Adelaide(peak only) 2.5 19 Ovingham 3.6 14 929 Mon-Fri ex Adelaide: 603 to 2350, Dudley Park 4.9 11 931 ex Gawler Central: 505 to 2355. Islington 6.0 9 916 933 Peak: frequent, Kilburn 7.7 6 918 Day: 15' to Gawler, 30' beyond, Dry Creek 10.6 2 921 Evening: 30'. Mawson Interchange 14.9 925 940 Greenfields 15.5 6 942 Sat & Sun ex Adelaide: 650 to 2350, Parafield Gardens 16.6 10 944 ex Gawler Central: 625 to 2355. Parafield 17.7 30 930 946 Day and Evening: 30'. Chidda 18.6 31 932 Every second train express Adelaide- Salisbury Interchange 20.2 31 934 949 Dry Creek. Nurlutta 21.6 31 951 Elizabeth South 24.0 46 954 Elizabeth Interchange 25.8 46 940 956 Womma 27.3 46 942 Broadmeadows 27.9 46 944 Smithfield Interchange 30.3 45 1857 947 1001 Munno Para 32.3 1003 Kudla 33.9 47 1006 Tambelin 37.2 47 954 1009 Evanston 38.1 51 956 GAWLER 40.6 50 1857 959 1013 Gawler Oval 41.4 1001 GAWLER CENTRAL 42.2 49 1911 1003 208 SM2 ADELAIDE - OUTER HARBOR My17 BG. Diesel Multiple Units. Double track Adelaide-Midlunga. Single Mildunga-Outer Harbor. For more trains Adelaide-Woodville see Table SM3. Km Ht Open Sample Summary ADELAIDE 0 29 912 Bowden 2.6 19 917 Croydon 4.2 15 919 Mon-Fri ex Adelaide: 434, 512 to 012, West Croydon 5.0 13 921 ex Outer Harbor: 520, 558 to 058. Kilkenny 6.0 11 922 Day and Eveing: 30', plus peak extras Woodville Park 6.8 8 924 to/from Osborne Woodville 7.4 7 926 (which are express to/from Woodville). St Clair 8.5 927 Cheltenham 9.3 5 929 Alberton 10.2 3 1856 930 Weekends ex Adelaide: 612 to 012, Port Adelaide 11.7 2 933 ex Outer Harbor: 658 to 058. Ethelton 13.0 1 935 Day and Eveing: 30'. Glanville 13.8 1 1878 937 Peterhead 14.6 2 938 Largs 15.5 4 940 Largs North 16.5 4 942 Draper 17.4 2 943 Taperoo 18.1 4 945 Midlunga 18.8 3 946 OSBORNE 19.5 2 948 North Haven 20.5 950 OUTER HARBOR 21.9 3 1908 952 SM3 ADELAIDE - GRANGE BG. Diesel Multiple Units. Ja19 Double track Adelaide - Woodville. Single Woodville-Grange. For more trains Adelaide-Woodville see Table SM2. Km Ht Open Sample Summary ADELAIDE 0 29 932 Mon-Fri ex Adelaide: 527 to 1927, Bowden 2.7 19 937 2002, 2102, 2202, 2302, 002. Croydon 4.2 15 939 ex Grange: 601 to 031 West Croydon 5.0 13 941 Day: 30', Late evening: 60'. Kilkenny 6.0 11 942 Woodville Park 6.8 8 944 Weekends ex Adelaide: 702 to 002. Woodville 7.4 7 1856 946 ex Grange: 731 to 031. Albert Park 9.1 6 948 Day & Evening: 60'. Seaton Park 10.3 3 950 East Grange 12.0 2 952 GRANGE 13.2 2 1882 954 209 SM4 ADELAIDE - BELAIR BG. Diesel Multiple Units. May-18 Quadruple track Adelaide-Adelaide Showground, Triple track Adelaide Showground-Goodwood. Single Goodwood-Belair. SG line parallel Mile End-Belair. Mountain scenery. For more trains Adelaide-Goodwood see tables SM5 & SM7. Km Ht Open Sample Summary ADELAIDE 0 29 931 Mile End 2.0 21 935 Mon-Fri ex Adelaide: 508 to 021. Adelaide Showground 4.0 25 938 ex Belair: 552 to 106. Goodwood 4.9 31 940 Peak: 15'. Millswood Loop 5.5 Millswood 6.0 31 942 Unley Park 7.0 50 944 Peak: Average of 15' Mitcham (loop) 8.6 73 948 Day: Average of 30' Torrens Park 9.4 85 950 Evening: 60'. Lynton 10.7 176 952 Sleeps Hill Loop Sat & Sun ex Adelaide: 621 to 021, Sleeps Hill tunnel 12.1 ex Belair: 713 to 106. Eden Hills 14.7 179 956 Day & Evening: 60'. Eden Hill tunnel 14.9 Eden Hills Loop Coromandel 17.7 251 1001 Blackwood (loop) 18.5 252 1003 Glenalta 19.7 301 1005 Pinera 20.9 304 1007 BELAIR 22.0 305 1883 1009 210 SM5 ADELAIDE - NOARLUNGA CENTRE - SEAFORD May-18 BG. Electric Multiple Units. Quadruple track Adelaide-Adelaide Showground, Triple track Adelaide Showground-Goodwood. Double track Goodwood- Seaford SG parallel Mile End-Goodwood. For more trains Adelaide-Goodwood see Table SM4. For more trains Adelaide-Woodlands Park see Table SM6. Km Ht Open Sample Summary ADELAIDE 0 29 926 Mile End 2.0 21 930 Adelaide Showground 4.0 25 932 Mon-Fri ex Adelaide: 530 to 000. Goodwood 4.9 31 1883 934 ex Seaford 517 to 2300. Clarence Park 6.3 31 936 Peak: frequent - usually partial express, Emerson 7.1 31 937 Day: 15' Edwardstown 7.9 25 939 Eveing 30'. Woodlands Park 9.1 24 941 Ascot Park 10.3 20 943 Down trains following Tonsly trains express to Marion 11.4 25 945 Woodlands Park. Oaklands Interchange 12.8 19 947 Up trains preceding Tonsley trains express from Warradale 13.7 11 949 Woodlands Park. Hove 14.6 11 951 Brighton 16.0 8 953 Sat, Sun, PH ex Adelaide: 6300 to 000, Seacliff 17.0 26 955 ex Seaford 630 to 2200. Marino 18.3 46 1913 957 Day and Evening: 30'. Marino Rocks 18.9 46 958 Hallett Cove 21.5 75 1001 Hallett Cove Beach 23.0 57 1003 Lonsdale 26.7 75 1007 Christie Downs 28.9 44 1976 1009 NOARLUNGA 30.2 1978 1011 CENTRE Onkaparinga Estuary Viaduct 1.2 km Seaford Depot 33.0 Seaford Meadows 34.6 1014 SEAFORD 35.8 2014 1016 211 SM6 ADELAIDE - TONSLEY May18 BG. Electric Multiple Units. Quadruple track Adelaide-Adelaide Showground, Triple track Adelaide Showground-Goodwood. Double track Goodwood to up side of Mitchell Park, then single to Tonsley. SG line parallel Mile End-Goodwood. For more trains Adelaide-Goodwood see table SM4. For more trains Adelaide-Woodlands Park see table SM5. Km Ht Open Sample Summary ADELAIDE 0 29 912 Mile End 2.0 21 916 Mon-Fri ex Adelaide: 635 to 1830, Adelaide Showground 4.0 25 918 ex Tonsley: 703 to 1908. Goodwood 4.9 31 1883 920 Peak and Day: 30', Clarence Park 6.3 31 922 Evening: no service. Emerson 7.1 31 923 Edwardstown 7.9 25 925 Sat. & Sun.: No service. Woodlands Park 9.1 24 1913 927 Mitchell Park 11.5 33 930 Clovelly Park 12.2 932 TONSLEY 13.0 43 1966 934 212 SM7 ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE-ADELAIDE-GLENELG TRAMWAY Oc18 SG. Electric tramway, formerly BG steam railway south of Victoria Square. Double track. Street running Entertainment Centre-South Terrace & Brighton Road-Moseley Square, Reserved track South Terrace-Brighton Road Km Ht Tram Sample Summary Open ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE 0 903 Bonython Park Thebarton ROYAL ADELAIDE HOSPITAL 911 City West 2.8 2010 Railway Station 3.4 915 FESTIVAL PLAZA Weekends and soecial events only Rundle Mall Pirie Street Victoria Square 4.6 2007 Mon-Fri ex Entertainement Centre: City South 5.0 545 to 022, SOUTH TERRACE 5.5 44 933 ex Glenelg: 500 to 2340. Greenhill Road 6.1 Peak: frequent, Wayville 6.9 41 Day:10', Goodwood Road 7.4 35 Evening: 20'. Forestville 8.3 33 Black Forest 8.8 26 Weekends ex Entertainment Centre South Road 9.3 943703 to 028, Glandore 9.6 ex Glenelg: 625 to 2325. Beckman Street 10.2 Day and Evening: 20'. South Plympton 10.6 Marion Road 11.1 947 Plympton Park 11.9 Weekends ex Festival Plaza Morphett Road 13.0 951 829 to 2359, Glengowrie Depot ex Glenelg: 745 to 2305. Glengowrie 13.6 Day and Evening: 20'. Glenelg East 14.1 Evening: 20'. Brighton Road 14.6 Jetty Road 15.0 6 GLENELG MOSELEY SQ. 15.4 5 1929 1000 SM8 ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE - BOTANIC GARDENS TRAMWAY Oc18 Km Open Sample Summary ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE 0 910 Mon-Fri ex Ent't Centre: 545 (to Glenelg), Bonython Park 600 to 2330, then 2342, 002, 022 to Glenelg. Thebarton Ex Botanic Gardens: 637 to 2358. ROYAL ADELAIDE HOSPITAL 918 Day:10', Evening: 20'. City West 2.8 2010 Adelaide Railway Station 2007 922 Weekends ex Ent't Centre: 703 to 2343, Gallery then 2358, 018, 028 to Glenelg. University Ex Botanic Gardens: 724 to 004. BOTANIC GARDENS 2018 928 Day 10', Evening 20'. SM9 NORTH-EAST O-BAHN 213 Ap18 The Adelaide Metro bus network includes the O-Bahn (Guided Busway) to the north-east suburbs. Specially equiped buses traverse Currie and Grenfell Streets, City in conventional mode before travelling in guided mode on the O-Bahn via Klemzig Station, Paradise Interchange and Tea Tree Plaza Interchange. Buses complete their trips in conventional mode on suburban roads. Services operate frequently. Operator: Torrens Transit. Ap. Km Grenfell St tunnel entrance tunnel Gilberton entrance 2.5 Klemzig Station 4.0 Paradise Interchange 6.5 Tea Tree Plaza Interchange 12.5 214.
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