List of Sydney railway stations - AbsoluteAstronomy.com

The CityRail

CityRail

CityRail is an operating brand of RailCorp, a corporation owned by the state government of New South Wales, Australia. It is responsible for providing commuter rail services, and some coach services, in and around Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong, the three largest cities of New South Wales. It is...

system is an extensive commuter-based rail network centred on the metropolitan area of Sydney

Sydney

Sydney is the most populous city in Australia and the state capital of New South Wales. Sydney is located on Australia's south-east coast of the Tasman Sea. As of June 2010, the greater metropolitan area had an approximate population of 4.6 million people...

and comprises 11 metropolitan lines, 4 intercity lines and 1 regional line. The entire length of railway is maintained by Railcorp which is a state-owned corporation. The network has over 2,060 km of track, extending as far as Newcastle

Newcastle, New South Wales

The Newcastle metropolitan area is the second most populated area in the Australian state of New South Wales and includes most of the Newcastle and Lake Macquarie Local Government Areas...

, Dungog

Dungog, New South Wales

Dungog is a country town on the Williams River in the upper Hunter Valley in New South Wales, Australia. Located in the middle of dairy and timber country, it is the centre of the Dungog Shire Local Government Area and at the 2006 census it had a population of 2,102 people. The area includes the...

and Scone

Scone, New South Wales

Scone is a town in the Upper Hunter Shire in the Hunter Valley region of New South Wales, Australia. At the 2006 census, Scone had a population of 4,624 people. It is located on the New England Highway north of Muswellbrook about 270 kilometres north of Sydney, and is part of the Hunter and Upper...

to the north, over the Blue Mountains west to the city of Lithgow

Lithgow, New South Wales

Lithgow is a city in the Central Tablelands of New South Wales, Australia and is the centre of the local political division City of Lithgow. It is located in a mountain valley named Lithgow's Valley by John Oxley in honour of William Lithgow, the first Auditor-General of New South Wales.Lithgow is...

, south to Bomaderry

Bomaderry, New South Wales

Bomaderry is a town in the Shoalhaven council district area of New South Wales, Australia. In 2006, it had a population of 6,601 people. It is on the north shore of the Shoalhaven River, across the river from Nowra, the major town of the Shoalhaven,of which Bomaderry is locally regarded as being...

-Nowra

Nowra, New South Wales

Nowra is a city in the South Coast region of New South Wales, Australia. Located SSW and approximately by road south of the state capital of Sydney, it has an estimated population together with its twin-town of Bomaderry of 34,479. It is also the seat and commercial centre of the City of Shoalhaven...

, and southwest to Goulburn

Goulburn, New South Wales

Goulburn is a provincial city in the Southern Tablelands of New South Wales, Australia in Goulburn Mulwaree Council Local Government Area. It is located south-west of Sydney on the Hume Highway and above sea-level. On Census night 2006, Goulburn had a population of 20,127 people...

and overall consisting of 307 stations. The CityRail network serves a population of more than 5.3 million which includes the metropolitan areas of Newcastle, Wollongong, Goulburn, Katoomba and Sydney

Sydney

as well as small satellite cities and towns.

The Metro Light Rail which can be interchanged at Central Railway Station is also included in the list; in 2009 CityRail added the light rail line on to all CityRail maps. Most of the CityRail network runs on the surface of suburban areas while some recently constructed and inner city sections will run underground. The network is mainly served by a fleet

CityRail fleet

- K set :K sets were manufactured by A Goninan & Co. and were the first air-conditioned suburban trains.The first cars built - four two-car sets - were air-conditioned, the remainder of the fleet were built with forced-air ventilation, and were subsequently retrofitted with air-conditioning.They...

of double-deck electric multiple unit while some regional and intercity lines are served by single-deck diesel trains.

For a list of permanently closed stations on the CityRail network, see List of closed Sydney railway stations.

List of stations

Station	Image	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station Central railway station, Sydney Central Railway Station, the largest railway station in Australia, is at the southern end of the Sydney CBD. It services almost all the lines on the CityRail network, and is the major terminus for interurban and interstate rail services... (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
Aberdeen Aberdeen railway station, New South Wales - References :...		(Scone Branch)	300.730	20 October 1870
Adamstown			161.120	15 August 1887
Albion Park			103.340	9 November 1887	Oak Flats (1887–1888)
Allawah			13.690	25 October 1925
Arncliffe			8.420	15 October 1884
Artarmon			10.300	6 July 1898 (original site), 7 October 1900 (present site)
Ashfield Ashfield railway station, Sydney Ashfield railway station is a station located on the Main Suburban railway line of the CityRail network. It is located in the Sydney suburb of Ashfield and features five platforms...			8.380	26 September 1855
Asquith			35.690	1 November 1915
Auburn Auburn railway station, Sydney -Bus services:Sydney Buses runs two routes to and from Auburn railway station:Route 540 - weekdays peak hour services - ErmingtonRoute 544 - weekdays and Saturday services - Macquarie Centre...			18.630	18 February 1877
Austinmer			68.590	1 September 1887
Awaba			137.310	15 August 1887
Banksia			9.600	21 October 1906
Bankstown			18.720	14 April 1909
Bardwell Park			10.100	21 September 1931
Bargo			102.870	13 July 1919	West Bargo (1919–1921)
Beecroft			26.900	17 Sep 1886 (original site) 7 March 1892 (present site)
Bell Bell railway station, New South Wales -Neighbouring stations:The next outbound station is the now-closed Newnes Junction station.- References :...			137.120	1 May 1875	Mount Wilson (1875–1889)
Bellambi			75.550	1889
Belmore			13.250	1 February 1895
Berala			18.360	11 November 1912
Beresfield			179.810	31 July 1925
Berowra			44.660	7 April 1887
Berry			140.840	2 June 1893
Beverly Hills			14.650	21 September 1931	Dumbleton (1931–1940)
Bexley North			11.370	21 September 1931
Birrong			22.110	16 July 1928
Blackheath Blackheath railway station, New South Wales -Transport links:Blue Mountains Bus Company runs one route via Blackheath railway station:*Route 698 - Between Mount Victoria and Katoomba.-Neighbouring stations:...			120.670	1 August 1862
Blacktown			34.870	4 July 1860	Black Town Road (1860–1862)
Blaxland			71.480	11 July 1867	Wascoes (1867–1879)
Bomaderry (Nowra)			153.350	2 June 1893
Bombo			140.840	9 November 1887	North Kiama (1887–1889) Kiama (1889–1893) North Kiama (1893–1907)
Bondi Junction			6.760	23 June 1979
Booragul			146.390	24 October 1926
Bowral			136.340	2 December 1867
Branxton		(Scone Branch)	215.600	24 March 1862
Broadmeadow			162.940	15 August 1887
Bullaburra			97.690	16 February 1925
Bulli			72.150	21 June 1887
Bundanoon			162.260	6 August 1868	Jordans Crossing (1868–78) Jordans Siding (1878–1881)
Burradoo			138.840	1870, 1 March 1976 (reopened after closure in 1975)
Burwood Burwood railway station, Sydney Burwood is a major station on the main suburban line in the suburb of Burwood in Sydney. The station is located on Burwood Road, close to major shops and schools, and consists of platforms on all six of the tracks through the station. The concourse is situated below the platforms with access to...			10.620	26 September 1855 (original site) 13 March 1892 (present site)
Cabramatta			28.430	1870
Camellia			22.950	21 January 1885	Subiaco (1885–1901)
Campbelltown			54.710	17 May 1858
Campsie			11.700	1 February 1895
Canley Vale			30.980	15 April 1878
Canterbury Canterbury railway station, Sydney -Accessibility:The station has street access to both platforms via stairs. This does not allow for Easy Access for wheelchairs.-Transport links:Sydney Buses runs six routes via Canterbury station:...			10.160	1 February 1895
Capitol Square
31 August 1997
Cardiff Cardiff railway station, New South Wales -Transport links:Newcastle Buses runs three routes via Cardiff railway station:Route 334 - Between Glendale and Newcastle Station.Route 339 - Between Glendale and Charlestown.*Route 363 - Between Warners Bay and Newcastle Station....			155.080	14 March 1889 (original site) 8 June 1902 (present site)
Caringbah		(Cronulla Branch)	31.510	16 December 1939
Carlingford			27.850	20 April 1896	Pennant Hills (1896–1901)
Carlton Carlton railway station, Sydney -Accessibility:The station was upgraded to Easy Access status in 2008 with the provision of four lifts connecting Carlton Parade and Railway Parade and the platforms.-Transport links:Veolia Transport runs one route via Carlton station:...			12.740	1889
Carramar			25.890	8 October 1924	South Fairfield (1924–1926)
Casula			38.800	1 November 1894
Central Central railway station, Sydney Central Railway Station, the largest railway station in Australia, is at the southern end of the Sydney CBD. It services almost all the lines on the CityRail network, and is the major terminus for interurban and interstate rail services...			0.00	26 September 1855 (original site) 5 August 1906 (present site) 3 October 1926 (electric platforms) 23 June 1979 (underground platforms) 31 August 1997 (light rail platform)	Sydney (1855–1926)
Chatswood			11.650	1 January 1890
Cheltenham Cheltenham railway station, Sydney -Accessibility:The station has street access to both platforms, connected by a road overbridge, giving it de facto Easy Access for wheelchairs, except for the problem of the gap and step between train and platform, the platforms being on a curve....			25.380	10 October 1898
Chester Hill			22.310	8 October 1924
Circular Quay			2.970	22 January 1956
Civic			167.020	30 March 1857	Newcastle (1857–1858) Honeysuckle (1858–1872) Honeysuckle Point (1872–1935)
Clarendon		(Richmond Branch)	57.210	1870	Hawkesbury Racecourse (1870–1876)
Clyde			20.660	1882	Rosehill Junction (1882–1883) Clyde (1883–1901) Clyde Junction (1901–1904)
Coalcliff			59.270	1 August 1920
Cockle Creek			150.630	15 August 1887
Coledale			66.230	1 July 1902 (original site) 5 September 1906 (second site) 27 October 1912 (present site)
Como Como railway station, Sydney -Accessibility:The station has stairs leading to a subway connected to the streets on either side, and thus does not have Easy Access for wheelchairs.-Neighbouring stations:-References:...			21.240	26 December 1885 (original site) 27 November 1972 (present site)
Concord West			25.380	1 September 1887	Concord (1887–1909)
Coniston Coniston railway station, New South Wales -Transport links:Premier Illawarra runs five routes via Coniston railway station:10 - Wollongong Loop.11 - Wollongong Loop.23 - Between North Beach and Figtree.24 - Between North Beach and Figtree....			84.100	1 April 1916 (original site) 1 November 1925 (reopen after closure on 29 April 1923) 20 May 1941 (present site)
Convention
31 August 1997
Corrimal			76.990	21 June 1887
Cowan			48.810	1890 (originally) 6 October 1901 (with platform)
Cringila		(Port Kembla Branch)	87.650	16 April 1926
Cronulla		(Cronulla Branch)	34.810	16 December 1939
Croydon Croydon railway station, Sydney -Transport links:NightRide runs two routes via Croydon station:Route N50 - Between Liverpool and City Route N60 - Between Fairfield station and City -Neighbouring stations:-References:...			10.620	7 January 1875	Five Dock (1875–1876)
Dapto			95.050	9 January 1887
Denistone			20.160	26 September 1937
Domestic (Airport) Domestic railway station, Sydney -Transport links:Sydney Buses runs one route via Domestic Airport Terminal station:Route 400 - Limited Stops Services - west to Westfield Burwood, east to Bondi Junction Interchange.-See also: Airport Link Company...		(Airport Branch)	6.600	21 May 2000
Doonside			38.290	27 September 1880	Doonside (1880–1921) Wolkara (1921)
Dora Creek			127.230	16 August 1889
Douglas Park			73.320	6 September 1869 (original site) 13 June 1892 (present site)	Douglass Park (1869–1891)
Dulwich Hill			7.870	1 February 1895	Wardell Road (1895–1920)
Dundas			24.840	20 April 1896	Kissing Point Road (1896–1901)
Dungog		(Dungog Branch)	245.200	14 August 1911
Dunmore (Shellharbour)			110.660	9 November 1887
East Hills			24.030	21 December 1931
East Maitland			189.097	27 July 1858 (original site) 2 May 1864 (second site) 25 March 1879 (present site)	Morpeth Junction (1858–1879)
East Richmond East Richmond railway station, Sydney East Richmond is a station on the CityRail Richmond line. It serves the eastern end of the Richmond township. East Richmond station has a side platform with near street level access, connected by a level crossing and therefore has close to Easy Access for wheelchairs.-Platforms and services:The...		(Richmond Branch)	60.000	2 July 1939
Eastwood			21.390	17 September 1886	Dundas (1886-7)
Edgecliff			4.820	23 June 1979
Emu Plains			57.440	18 August 1868 (original site) 1884 (present site)
Engadine			30.750	1 October 1920
Epping Epping railway station, Sydney Epping railway station is on the Northern Line of the CityRail network in Sydney, Australia. It serves the suburb of Epping, a significant commercial and residential area. Epping is a significant interchange station and is the western terminus of the Epping to Chatswood Line...			23.390	17 September 1886 (original site) 15 February 1900 (present site) 23 February 2009 (underground platforms)	Field of Mars (1886–1887) Carlingford (1887–1899)
Erskineville			2.880	15 October 1884 (original site) 16 June 1912 (present site)
Exeter Exeter railway station, New South Wales -Neighbouring stations:-Connecting Services:The station has an adjoining bus stop, which is served by a twice-daily South Coast to Southern Highlands CityRail bus route which operates via Robertson. This bus comes from Bundanoon in the early morning heading to Wollongong and a return service from...			155.880	1878	Badgery's Siding (1878–1890)
Exhibition
31 August 1997
Fairfield Fairfield railway station, Sydney -Bus services:Fairfield Bus InterchangeWestbus:824 - to Wakeley.825 - weekdays and Saturday services - to Greenfield Park*826 - weekdays and Saturday services - to Cabramatta...			28.997	26 September 1856
Fairy Meadow			79.360	1887	Cramsville (1887–1888) Para-Meadow (1888–1909) Balgownie (1909–1956)
Fassifern			142.310	1888 (originally) 5 May 1891 (with platform)
Faulconbridge			82.960	15 March 1877
Fish Market
31 August 1997
Flemington Flemington railway station, Sydney Flemington Railway Station is a railway station in Sydney Australia. It is located near the area known as Flemington; the station itself is located in an area now officially known as Homebush West. On the north side of the station are the Flemington markets, and on the south side is a local...			28.997	1884
Gerringong			128.560	2 June 1893
Glebe
13 August 2000
Glenbrook			67.090 (present)	11 July 1867 (original station) 11 May 1913 (present station)	Watertank (1867–1874) Wascoes Siding (1874–1878) Brookdale (1878–1879)
Glenfield Glenfield railway station, Sydney Glenfield railway station is an important junction station serving the small Sydney suburb of Glenfield. To the north of the station is a junction between the Main South line and the East Hills Line. To the south, a junction between the Main South and South West lines will be constructed. The...			41.930	6 September 1869 (original site) 27 March 1891 (present site)
Gordon Gordon railway station, Sydney -Shorelink:Route 560 - West PymbleRoute 582 - Acron Road, St Ives-Forest Coach Lines:Route 195 - Gordon Station - St Ives - St Ives ChaseRoute 196 - Gordon Station - St Ives - Terrey Hills -Mona Vale...			17.120	1 January 1890
Gosford			80.910	15 August 1887
Goulburn			224.900	19 May 1869
Granville			21.220	2 July 1860	Parramatta Junction (1860–1880)
Green Square		(Airport Branch)	2.600	21 May 2000
Greta		(Scone Branch)	210.800	6 September 1869	Farthing (1869–1878)
Guildford Guildford railway station, Sydney -Transport links:Veolia Transport runs two routes via Guildford railway station:Route 906 - between Fairfield and ParramattaRoute 916 - Chester HillHopkinsons also run services to Guildford west and Parramatta...			25.720	April 1876
Gymea		(Cronulla Branch)	27.940	16 December 1939
Hamilton Hamilton railway station, New South Wales -Hamilton Junction Signal Box:Hamilton Junction Signal Box is separated from Hamilton Station by Beaumont Street Level Crossing. The elegant Victorian signal box was built by McKenzie & Holland in 1897, making it one of the oldest surviving mechanical signal boxes in Australia, and also one of the...			164.630	1872
Harris Park			22.530	1883
Hawkesbury River			57.400	1870	Peats Ferry (1870–1888) Brooklyn (1888–1889) Hawkesbury River (1889–1890) Hawkesbury (1890–1906)
Hazelbrook			93.470	1884
Heathcote			33.150	9 March 1886
Helensburgh			46.380	1 January 1889 (original site) 30 May 1915 (present site)
Hexham Hexham railway station, New South Wales -Neighbouring stations:- References :...			175.530	1 August 1871
High Street High Street railway station, New South Wales High Street is a railway station in Maitland, New South Wales, Australia. It is part of CityRail's outer suburban network, on the Hunter Line.-Platforms and services:...			191.410	27 May 1856
Hilldale		(Dungog Branch)	226.400	14 August 1911
Holsworthy Holsworthy railway station, Sydney -Transport links:Veolia Transport runs three routes to and from Holsworthy railway station:Route 901 - to LiverpoolRoute 902 - to Liverpool*Route 902X - Voyager Point, Pleasure Point and Sandy Point-Neighbouring stations:...			27.760	21 December 1987
Homebush			12.740	26 September 1855
Hornsby			33.860	17 September 1886	Hornsby (1886–1894) Hornsby Junction (1894–1900)
Hurlstone Park			8.800	1 February 1895	Fern Hill (1895–1911)
Hurstville			14.840	15 October 1884
Ingleburn			45.650	6 September 1859	Macquarie Fields (1869–1883)
International (Airport) International railway station, Sydney International is an underground railway station which serves the International Terminal of Sydney Airport...		(Airport Branch)	8.100	21 May 2000
Jannali			22.720	7 February 1931
John St Square
31 August 1997
Jubilee Park
13 August 2000
Katoomba			109.940	2 February 1874	Crushers (1874–1877)
Kembla Grange Racecourse			91.590	1 January 1890
Kiama			119.160	2 June 1893
Killara			15.890	10 June 1899
Kings Cross Kings Cross railway station, Sydney -Transport links:Outbound bus services:200 - Bondi Junction via Edgecliff311 - Circular Quay via Elizabeth Bay and Woolloomooloo323 - Dover Heights via Edgecliff, New South Head Road324 - Watsons Bay via Edgecliff, New South Head Road...			3.410	23 June 1979
Kingsgrove			12.620	21 September 1931
Kingswood Kingswood railway station, Sydney -Transport links:NightRide runs one route via Kingswood railway station:*N70 - Between Penrith station and City .-Neighbouring stations:-References:...			52.700	1 September 1887	Cross Roads (1887–1888)
Kirrawee		(Cronulla Branch)	26.640	16 December 1939
Kogarah			11.610	15 October 1884
Koolewong			74.820	29 November 1920
Kotara			158.920	12 November 1924
Lakemba			14.480	14 April 1909
Lapstone			63.620	24 February 1964
Lawson			96.040	11 July 1867	Blue Mountain (1867–1879)
Leightonfield			23.670	24 August 1942
Leumeah			52.630	1886
Leura			107.590	6 December 1890
Lewisham Lewisham railway station, Sydney -Transport links:Sydney Buses runs one route via Lewisham station:*Route 413 - east to King Street ferry wharf via Leichhardt, Annandale, Camperdown, University of Sydney, Railway Square, Town Hall, Wynyard; west to Campsie station via Ashbury...			6.250	1886 (original site) 19 December 1891 (present site)
Lidcombe			16.610	1 November 1858	Haslems Creek (1858–1876) Rookwood (1876–1914)
Lilyfield
13 August 2000
Linden Linden Railway Station Linden Railway Station is located on the North Island Main Trunk Railway in Linden, New Zealand and is part of the suburban rail network of Wellington...			86.810	August 1874 (as tank stop) 26 October 1874 (with platform)	Linden Tank (1874) Henderson's Platform (1874–1879)
Lindfield			14.600	1 January 1890
Lisarow			87.730	31 October 1892	Jenkins Siding (1892–1902) Wyoming (1902)
Lithgow			155.780	June 1877 (original site) 9 March 1855 (present site)
Liverpool			35.680	26 September 1856
Lochinvar		(Scone Branch)	202.600	2 July 1860
Loftus Loftus railway station, Sydney -Transport links:Veolia Transport runs two routes via Loftus station:991 - between Sutherland and Heathcote992 - between Miranda and Engadine-Neighbouring stations:-References:...			11.610	9 March 1886 (original site) 9 June 1917 (present site)	Loftus Junction (1886–1896)
Lysaghts		(Port Kembla Branch)	86.270	30 May 1938
Macarthur			56.580	28 July 1985
Macdonaldtown			2.480	1878 (original site) 3 April 1892 (present site)
Macquarie Fields			43.800	3 October 1888
Macquarie Park		(Epping to Chatswood Rail Link)	\|20.80	23 February 2009
Macquarie University		(Epping to Chatswood Rail Link)	22.07	23 February 2009
Maitland			192.550	1880	West Maitland (1880–1949)
Marayong		(Richmond Branch)	37.410	2 October 1922
Marrickville			6.580	1 February 1895
Martin Place			2.100	23 June 1979
Martins Creek		(Dungog Branch)	218.500	14 August 1911
Marulan			192.910	6 August 1868
Mascot		(Airport Branch)	5.100	21 May 2000
Meadowbank			18.180	1 September 1887	Meadow Bank (1887–1927)
Medlow Bath			115.800	21 January 1880	Browns Siding Pulpit Hill (1880–1883) Medlow (1883–1903)
Menangle			65.330	1 July 1863
Menangle Park			62.850	26 September 1937
Merrylands			23.470	6 July 1878
Metford			185.120	17 March 1995
Milsons Point			4.434	1 May 1893 (first site) 30 May 1915 (second site) 13 July 1915 (third site) 28 July 1924 (fourth site) 20 March 1932 (present site)
Mindaribba		(Dungog Branch)	218.500	14 August 1911	Dunmore (1911–1912)
Minnamurra			113.370	23 December 1891 (original site) 10 October 1943 (present site)
Minto			49.670	May 1874	Campbellfields (1874–1882)
Miranda		(Cronulla Branch)	29.510	16 December 1939
Mittagong			131.570	1 March 1867
Morisset			123.330	15 August 1888	Morrisset (1888–1889)
Mortdale			17.060	20 March 1897 (original site) 14 September 1922 (present site)
Moss Vale			145.710	2 December 1867	Sutton Forest (1867–1877)
Mount Colah			37.680	1 July 1887	Colah (1887–1906)
Mount Druitt			35.690	1 November 1915
Mount Kuring-gai			43.840	19 August 1881 (original site) 8 December 1974 (present site)	Kuring-gai (1901–1904)
Mount Victoria			126.720	6 September 1869
Mulgrave		(Richmond Branch)	52.590	1 December 1864 (original site) 29 June 1939 (present site)
Museum			4.990	20 December 1926
Muswellbrook		(Scone Branch)	288.800	19 May 1869	Musclebrook (1869–1890)
Narara			84.600	15 August 1887
Narwee			15.780	21 December 1931
Newcastle			168.100	5 April 1857 (original site) 9 March 1858 (present site)
Newtown Newtown railway station, Sydney -Transport links:Sydney Buses runs nine routes via Newtown station:*Route 352 - weekdays daytime services - between Bondi Junction Interchange and Marrickville Metro Shopping Centre...			3.100	26 September 1855
Niagara Park			86.190	October 1902	Tundula (1902)
Normanhurst			31.720	21 November 1895	Hornsby (1895–1898)
North Strathfield			13.380	9 June 1918
North Sydney			5.130	20 March 1932
North Ryde		(Epping to Chatswood Rail Link)	19.39	23 February 2009	Delhi Road (During planning)
North Wollongong			81.320	19 July 1915
Oak Flats			105.130	1 January 1890 (originally) 9 March 1925 (with platform) 21 February 2003 (present site)
Oatley			18.280	1886	Oatley (1886–1889) Oatley's (1889–1890)
Olympic Park			17.330	1 May 1998
Otford Otford railway station, New South Wales -Neighbouring stations:- See also :* Otford, New South Wales...			52.639	3 October 1888
Ourimbah			90.610	15 August 1887
Padstow Padstow railway station, Sydney -Transport links:Veolia Transport runs four routes via Padstow railway station:metrobus M91 - Parramatta and Hurstvillemetrobus M92 - Parramatta and SutherlandRoute 927 - between Bankstown and One Tree PointRoute 962 - between Bankstown and Miranda...			19.340	21 December 1931
Paddy's Markets
31 August 1997	Haymarket (1997–2005)
Panania			22.550	21 December 1931
Parramatta			23.210	26 September 1855 (original site) 4 July 1860 (present site)
Paterson Paterson railway station, New South Wales -Neighbouring stations:- References :...		(Dungog Branch)	213.200	14 August 1911
Pendle Hill			28.290	12 April 1924
Pennant Hills			28.580	17 September 1886
Penrith Penrith railway station, Sydney Penrith railway station is a railway station on the CityRail network in New South Wales, Australia. Located in the Sydney suburb of Penrith, the station serves as a major interchange between Western line, Blue Mountains line trains. Western-bound CountryLink XPT and Xplorer services also stop here...			55.090	19 January 1863
Penrose			171.400	1869 (as siding) 1 June 1871 (original site) 15 March 1916 (present site)	Cables Siding (1869–1871)
Penshurst Penshurst railway station, Sydney -Accessibility:The station has stairs and a ramp leading to an overbridge connected to a street on its southern end and stairs and a lift to the overbridge from a street on its northern end and has a lift leading down to the platforms and therefore has Easy Access for wheelchairs...			18.280	1886 (original site) 4 April 1905 (present site)
Petersham			5.500	6 January 1857
Picton			85.250	1 July 1863
Point Clare			78.050	28 June 1891
Port Kembla		(Port Kembla Branch)	90.240	5 January 1920
Port Kembla North		(Port Kembla Branch)	88.770	9 March 1936
Punchbowl			16.450	14 April 1909
Pymble			18.900	1 January 1890
Pyrmont Bay
31 August 1997
Quakers Hill		(Richmond Branch)	40.090	1872 (as siding) 30 March 1905 (original site) 29 June 1939 (present site)	Douglas Siding (1872–1905)
Redfern		(Sydenham Branch)	1.300	15 April 1878	Eveleigh (1878–1906)
Regents Park			19.860	11 November 1912 (original site) 2 March 1914 (with platform) 8 October 1924 (present site)
Revesby			20.960	21 December 1931
Rhodes			16.580	17 September 1886
Richmond Richmond railway station, Sydney -Transport links:Westbus:677 - to Penrith678 - to Penrith679 - to University of Western Sydney680 - between Windsor and Kurrajong*682 - to Glossodia and Freemans Reach...		(Richmond Branch)	60.680	1 December 1864
Riverstone		(Richmond Branch)	45.960	1 December 1864
Riverwood			20.960	21 December 1931	Herne Bay (1931–1958)
Rockdale			10.410	15 October 1884
Rooty Hill			40.910	23 December 1861 (originally) 1 January 1862 (with platform) 1 December 1864 (after closure 21 July 1862)
Rosehill			22.420	1 August 1901 (original site) 14 May 1959 (present site)
Roseville			13.270	1 January 1890	Rossville (1890)
Rozelle Bay
13 August 2000
Rydalmere			24.010	24 April 1896	Victoria Road (1896–1901)
Sandgate Sandgate railway station, New South Wales -Neighbouring stations:-Trackplan:-References:...			170.510	1881
Scarborough Scarborough railway station, New South Wales -Neighbouring stations:...			62.530	21 June 1887 (original site) 15 August 1915 (present site)	Clifton (1887–1888) South Clifton (1888–1903) Scarborough (1903–1915) Clifton (1915–1916)
Schofields		(Richmond Branch)	43.750	1870
Scone		(Scone Branch)	314.660	17 April 1871
Sefton			21.190	8 October 1924
Seven Hills			32.060	1 December 1863 (originally) 6 February 1869 (with platform)
Singleton Singleton railway station, New South Wales -Transport links:Hunter Valley Buses runs two routes via Singleton railway station:Route 182 - between Woodberry and Singleton HeightsRoute 401 - Singleton Town Circuit-Neighbouring stations:-References:...		(Scone Branch)	238.900	7 May 1863
Springwood			79.670	11 July 1867
St James			4.400	20 December 1926
St Leonards			8.410	1 January 1890
St Marys St Marys railway station, Sydney St Marys is a railway station on the Western line, Sydney of the CityRail network. It has four tracks, and the tracks are paired by direction down/down/up/up. This means that all trains to the city leave from the same island platform, so if a train happens to travel on the unexpected track, it is...			47.420	1 May 1862	South Creek (1862–1885)
St Peters			3.810	15 October 1884
Stanmore Stanmore railway station, Sydney Stanmore railway station is a railway station located on the Inner West Line of the CityRail network in Sydney, Australia. It serves the inner-western suburb of Stanmore. Stanmore has an average of 5540 weekday commuters....			4.670	1878
Stanwell Park			55.950	14 March 1890 (original site) 10 October 1920 (present site)
Star City
31 August 1997
Strathfield			11.810	9 July 1876 (original site) 23 September 1900 (second site) 6 November 1922 (present site)	Redmyre (1876–1885)
Summer Hill			7.030	15 September 1879
Sutherland			24.640	26 December 1885
Sydenham Sydenham railway station, Sydney Sydenham railway station is a major interchange station located in the small Sydney suburb of Sydenham, serving the East Hills, Illawarra and Bankstown lines on the CityRail system. The Illawarra line platforms are also used by a very small number of South Coast line services. The station is...		(Sydenham Branch)	5.310	15 October 1884	Marrickville (1884–1895)
Tahmoor			94.490	13 July 1919
Tallong			185.380	1869 (originally) 16 April 1878 (with platform)	Barbers Creek Tank (1869–1905)
Tarro			178.180	5 April 1857	Hexham (1857–1871) Hexham Township (1871)
Tascott			76.910	October 1905
Telarah		(Dungog Branch)	194.740	14 August 1911	West Maitland Marshalling Yard (1911–1922)
Telopea			26.340	13 June 1925
Tempe			6.840	15 October 1884
Teralba			147.570	15 August 1887
Thirroul			70.240	21 June 1887	Robbinsville (1887–1891)
Thornleigh			29.430	17 September 1886
Thornton Thornton railway station, New South Wales -Transport links:Hunter Valley Buses runs one route to and from Thornton railway station:*Route 186 - to Greenhill Shops-Neighbouring stations:-References:...			182.190	1 August 1871	Woodford (1871–1877)
Toongabbie			29.960	26 April 1880
Town Hall			1.180	28 February 1932
Towradgi			78.020	18 December 1948
Tuggerah			98.540	1890	Tuggerah Lakes (1890–1891) Tuggerah (1891-?) Tuggerah Lakes (?-1911)
Turramurra			20.820	1 January 1890	Eastern Road (1890)
Turrella			8.630	21 September 1931
Unanderra			88.270	9 November 1887
Valley Heights			77.410	May 1875	Eagers Platform (1875–1877) The Valley (1877–1880)
Victoria Street Victoria Street railway station, New South Wales -Transport links:Hunter Valley Buses runs four routes via Victoria Street railway station:Route 181 - between Woodbury and RutherfordRoute 183 - between Regiment Road and Tenambit*Route 184 - between Maitland and Chambers Street...			187.920	5 April 1857	East Maitland (1857–1858) (closed) (1858–1877)
Villawood			24.500	8 October 1924
Vineyard		(Richmond Branch)	49.230	14 July 1935
Wahroonga			22.770	1 January 1890	Pearces Corner (1890)
Waitara			24.210	20 April 1895
Wallarobba		(Dungog Branch)	231.700	14 August 1911
Warabrook (University)			168.690	23 October 1995
Waratah			165.970	9 March 1858
Warnervale			105.900	2 September 1907 (originally) 17 October 1910 (with platform)
Warrimoo			74.300	9 March 1918
Warwick Farm			34.160	18 March 1889
Waterfall Waterfall railway station, Sydney Waterfall railway station is a Sydney railway station serving the suburb of Waterfall, New South Wales and is the last stop of the suburban section of the Illawarra line. Waterfall station also provides access to Camp Coutts, a large Scout campsite. The station opened in 1886, moving to its present...			38.740	9 March 1886 (original site) 1890 (second site) 4 May 1905 (present site)	Waterfalls (1886)
Waverton Waverton railway station, Sydney -Transport links:Sydney Buses runs one route via Waverton railway station:*Route 265 - weekdays and Saturday services - north to Lane Cove via Wollstonecraft station, Crows Nest, St Leonards, Greenwich, Osborne Park, south to McMahons Point via North Sydney.NightRide route N90 serves...			6.110	1 May 1893	Bay Road (1893–1929)
Wentworth Falls			102.610	22 July 1867	Weatherboard (1867–1879)
Wentworth Park
31 August 1997
Wentworthville			26.640	1883	T R Smith's Platform (1883–1885)
Werrington			49.080	2 May 1868	Parkes Platform (1868–1893)
West Ryde			19.200	17 September 1886	Ryde (1886–1945)
Westmead			25.160	March 1883
Wickham			165.930	9 February 1936
Wiley Park			15.350	19 June 1938
Windsor Windsor railway station, Sydney -Transport links:Westbus:608 - to Castle Hill668 - to Glossodia669 - to Sackville673 - to Penrith.674 - to Berkshire Park675 - to Bligh Park*676 - to South WindsorThere are many other bus routes....		(Richmond Branch)	54.980	1 December 1864
Wingello			177.140	1 June 1871 (as siding) 1882 (as station)	Unnamed (1871–1895)
Wirragulla		(Dungog Branch)	238.000	14 August 1911
Wolli Creek		(Airport Branch)	7.300	21 May 2000
Wollongong			82.920	21 June 1887
Wollstonecraft			7.180	1 May 1893	Edwards Road (1893–1900)
Wombarra			64.340	12 February 1917
Wondabyne			65.150	1 May 1889 (original site) April 1939 (present site)	Mullet Creek Junction (1889–1890) Hawkesbury Cabin (1890–1891)
Woodford			90.370	11 July 1868	Buss's Platform (1868–1871)
Woolooware		(Cronulla Branch)	33.600	16 December 1939
Woonona			73.990	25 August 1919
Woy Woy			72.620	1 February 1889 (originally) 18 December 1891 (with platform)
Wyee			114.860	1 August 1892 (originally) February 1896 (with platform)
Wynyard Wynyard railway station, Sydney Wynyard is a major underground CityRail station in the central business district of Sydney, Australia, 2.05 km from Central. Wynyard averages 108000 passenger movements per day Monday to Friday.-History:The station opened on 28 February 1932...			2.050	28 February 1932
Wyong			101.080	15 August 1887
Yagoona			20.560	16 July 1928
Yennora			27.440	6 November 1927
Yerrinbool			116.310	13 July 1919
Zig Zag			150.940	15 April 1878 (originally) 1959 (after closure in 1910)

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