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List of Sydney Trains railway stations

Summary

Interactive map of all stations served by Sydney Trains

Sydney Trains is the operator of commuter rail services centred on the Sydney rail network. Sydney Trains is owned and operated by Transport for NSW, a statutory authority of the Government of New South Wales.

The Sydney Trains network comprises seven metropolitan lines with services extending as far as Berowra to the north, Richmond to the north-west, Emu Plains to the west, Waterfall to the south (with some peak hour services continuing to Helensburgh), and Macarthur to the south west.

Most of the Sydney Trains network runs on the surface of suburban areas while some more recently constructed and inner city sections run underground. The network is served by a fleet of double-deck electric multiple units.

List of current stations edit

Station Code Image Served by Railway line(s) Distance from Central station (km)
[1][2][3][4]
[5][6][7][8][9][10] 		Date opened Previous name(s) Transport connections
Allawah ALW   Illawarra 13.690 25 October 1925
Arncliffe ARN   8.420 15 October 1884
Artarmon ATM   North Shore 10.300 6 July 1898
(original site),
7 October 1900
(present site)
Ashfield ASH   Main Suburban 8.380 26 September 1855
Asquith ASQ   Main Northern 35.690 1 November 1915
Auburn AUB   Main Suburban 18.630 18 February 1877
Banksia BKS   Illawarra 9.600 21 October 1906
Bankstown BNK   Bankstown 18.720 14 April 1909
Bardwell Park BPK   East Hills 10.100 21 September 1931
Beecroft BCF   Main Northern 26.900 17 September 1886
(original site)
7 March 1892
(present site)
Belmore BMR   Bankstown 13.250 1 February 1895
Berala BEJ   Main South 18.360 11 November 1912
Berowra BEW   Main Northern 44.660 7 April 1887   NSW TrainLink intercity
Beverly Hills BVH   East Hills 14.650 21 September 1931 Dumbleton (1931–1940)
Bexley North BXN   East Hills 11.370 21 September 1931
Birrong BIO   Bankstown 22.110 16 July 1928
Blacktown BAK   Main Western
Richmond		 34.870 4 July 1860 Blacktown Road (1860–1862) Major Interchange
  NSW TrainLink intercity
Bondi Junction BJN   Eastern Suburbs 6.760 23 June 1979
Burwood BUW   Main Suburban 10.620 26 September 1855
(original site)
13 March 1892
(present site)
Cabramatta CAB   Main South 28.430 1870
Campbelltown CTN   54.710 17 May 1858 Major Interchange
  NSW TrainLink
  Buses
Campsie CMP   Bankstown 11.700 1 February 1895
Canley Vale CVE   Old Main South 30.980 15 April 1878
Canterbury CTB   Bankstown 10.160 1 February 1895
Caringbah CIH   Cronulla 31.510 16 December 1939
Carlton CLJ   Illawarra 12.740 1889
Carramar CRR   Main South 25.890 8 October 1924 South Fairfield
(1924–1926)
Casula CSL   38.800 1 November 1894
Central CEN   Main Suburban
North Shore
Illawarra		 0.00 26 September 1855
(original site)
5 August 1906
(present site)
3 October 1926
(electric platforms)
23 June 1979
(underground platforms)
 Sydney
(1855–1926)		 Major Interchange
  Metro (under construction)
   NSW TrainLink
  Buses   Light Rail
  Indian Pacific
Chatswood CWD   North Shore 11.650 1 January 1890 Major Interchange
  Metro
  Buses
Cheltenham CHA   Main Northern 25.380 10 October 1898
Chester Hill CHH   Main South 22.310 8 October 1924
Circular Quay CQY   City Circle 2.970 22 January 1956 Major Interchange
  Buses
  Ferries
  Light Rail
Clarendon CRD   Richmond 57.210 1870 Hawkesbury Racecourse
(1870–1876)
Clyde CYE   Main Suburban
 20.660 1882 Rosehill Junction
(1882–1883)
Clyde
(1883–1901)
Clyde Junction
(1901–1904)
Como CMO   Illawarra 21.240 26 December 1885
(original site)
27 November 1972
(present site)
Concord West CDW   Main Northern 14.540 1 September 1887 Concord
(1887–1909)
Cronulla CNL   Cronulla 34.810 16 December 1939   Buses
Croydon CYD   Main Suburban 9.420 7 January 1875 Five Dock
(1875–1876)
Denistone DST   Main Northern 20.160 26 September 1937
Domestic Airport DOM   Airport 6.600 21 May 2000   Buses
Doonside DOD   Main Western 38.290 27 September 1880 Doonside
(1880–1921)
Wolkara
(1921)
Dulwich Hill DHM   Bankstown 7.870 1 February 1895 Wardell Road
(1895–1920)		   Buses
  Light Rail
East Hills EHS   East Hills 24.030 21 December 1931
East Richmond ERD   Richmond 60.000 2 July 1939
Eastwood EWD   Main Northern 21.390 17 September 1886
Edgecliff ECL   Eastern Suburbs 4.820 23 June 1979   Buses
Edmondson Park EDP   South West 43.16 8 February 2015
Emu Plains EPS   Main Western 57.440 18 August 1868
(original site)
1884
(present site)		   NSW TrainLink intercity
Engadine EGD   Illawarra 30.750 1 October 1920
Epping EPG   Main Northern
Epping to Chatswood		 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)		 Major Interchange
  Metro
  NSW TrainLink intercity
Erskineville EKV   Illawarra 2.880 15 October 1884
(original site)
16 June 1912
(present site)
Fairfield FFL   Old Main South 28.997 26 September 1856
Flemington FMG   Main Suburban 14.332 1884
Glenfield GFD   Main South 41.930 6 September 1869
(original site)
27 March 1891
(present site)		 Major Interchange
  NSW TrainLink intercity
  Buses
Gordon GDN   North Shore 17.120 1 January 1890
Granville GAV   Main Suburban 21.220 2 July 1860 Parramatta Junction
(1860–1880)		 Major Interchange
  Buses
Green Square GQE   Airport 2.600 21 May 2000
Guildford GUD   Old Main South 25.720 April 1876
Gymea GYM   Cronulla 27.940 16 December 1939
Harris Park HPK   Main Western 22.530 1883
Heathcote HTC   Illawarra 33.150 9 March 1886
Helensburgh HNB   Illawarra 46.380 30 May 1915   NSW TrainLink intercity
  Buses
Holsworthy HOL   East Hills 27.760 21 December 1987
Homebush HSH   Main Suburban 12.740 26 September 1855
Hornsby HBY   Main Northern
North Shore		 33.860 17 September 1886 Hornsby
(1886–1894)
Hornsby Junction
(1894–1900)		 Major Interchange
  NSW TrainLink intercity
Hurlstone Park HRL   Bankstown 8.800 1 February 1895 Fern Hill
(1895–1911)
Hurstville HVL   Illawarra 14.840 15 October 1884   NSW TrainLink intercity
  Buses
Ingleburn IGB   Main South 45.650 6 September 1859 Macquarie Fields
(1869–1883)
International Airport INT   Airport 8.100 21 May 2000   Buses
Jannali JNL   Illawarra 22.720 7 February 1931
Killara KLA   North Shore 15.890 10 June 1899
Kings Cross KSX   Eastern Suburbs 3.410 23 June 1979
Kingsgrove KGV   East Hills 12.620 21 September 1931
Kingswood KWD   Main Western 52.700 1 September 1887 Cross Roads
(1887–1888)
Kirrawee KEE   Cronulla 26.640 16 December 1939
Kogarah KGH   Illawarra 11.610 15 October 1884
Lakemba LAK   Bankstown 14.480 14 April 1909
Leightonfield LTN   Main South 23.670 24 August 1942
Leppington LEP   South West 44.28 8 February 2015
Leumeah LUM   Main South 52.630 1886
Lewisham LWI   Main Suburban 6.250 1886
(original site)
19 December 1891
(present site)
Lidcombe LDC   16.610 1 November 1858 Haslems Creek
(1858–1876)
Rookwood
(1876–1914)		 Major Interchange
  Buses
Lindfield LDD   North Shore 14.600 1 January 1890
Liverpool LPO   Main South 35.680 26 September 1856 Major Interchange
  Buses
Loftus LOF   Illawarra 26.290cr 9 March 1886
(original site)
9 June 1917
(present site)		 Loftus Junction
(1886–1896)
Macarthur MCA   Main South 56.580 28 July 1985   NSW TrainLink intercity
  Buses
Macdonaldtown MAC   Main Suburban 2.480 1878
(original site)
3 April 1892
(present site)
Macquarie Fields MQF   Main South 43.800 3 October 1888
Marayong MYG   Richmond 37.410 2 October 1922
Marrickville MKV   Bankstown 6.580 1 February 1895
Martin Place MPC   Eastern Suburbs 2.100 23 June 1979 Future Major Interchange
  Metro (under construction)
Mascot MCO   Airport 5.100 21 May 2000
Meadowbank MEB   Main Northern 18.180 1 September 1887 Meadow Bank
(1887–1927)
Merrylands MLN   Old Main South 23.470 6 July 1878
Milsons Point MPT   North Shore 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)
Minto MIO   Main South 49.670 May 1874 Campbellfields
(1874–1882)
Miranda MIJ   Cronulla 29.510[11] 16 December 1939[11]
Mortdale MDE   Illawarra 17.060 20 March 1897
(original site)
14 September 1922
(present site)
Mount Colah MOC   Main Northern 37.680 1 July 1887 Colah
(1887–1906)
Mount Druitt MTT   Main Western 43.290 1 November 1915
Mount Kuring-gai MKI   Main Northern 43.840 19 August 1881
(original site)
8 December 1974
(present site)		 Kuring-gai
(1901–1904)
Mulgrave MUV   Richmond 52.590 1 December 1864
(original site)
29 June 1939
(present site)
Museum MSM   City Circle 4.990 20 December 1926
Narwee NWE   East Hills 15.780 21 December 1931
Newtown NTN   Main Suburban 3.100 26 September 1855
Normanhurst NOR   Main Northern 31.720 21 November 1895 Hornsby
(1895–1898)
North Strathfield NST   13.380 9 June 1918
North Sydney NSY   North Shore 5.130 20 March 1932
Oatley OAL   Illawarra 18.280 1886 Oatley
(1886–1889)
Oatley's
(1889–1890)
Olympic Park OLP   Olympic Park 17.330 1 May 1998 Future Major Interchange
  Metro (Sydney Olympic Park metro station, under construction)
  Buses
Padstow PDW   East Hills 19.340 21 December 1931
Panania PAN   22.550
Parramatta PAR   Main Western 23.210 26 September 1855
(original site)
4 July 1860
(present site)		 Major Interchange
  Metro (Parramatta metro station, under construction)
  NSW TrainLink intercity
  Buses
Pendle Hill PDH   28.290 12 April 1924
Pennant Hills PNT   Main Northern 28.580 17 September 1886
Penrith PNR   Main Western 55.090 19 January 1863 Major Interchange
  Buses
Penshurst PHS   Illawarra 18.280 1886
(original site)
4 April 1905
(present site)
Petersham PSM   Main Suburban 5.500 6 January 1857
Punchbowl PCB   Bankstown 16.450 14 April 1909
Pymble PYB   North Shore 18.900 1 January 1890
Quakers Hill QKH   Richmond 40.090 1872
(as siding)
30 March 1905
(original site)
29 June 1939
(present site)		 Douglas Siding
(1872–1905)
Redfern REF   Main Suburban
Illawarra		 1.300 15 April 1878[12] Eveleigh
(1878–1906)		 Major Interchange
  NSW TrainLink intercity
  Buses
Regents Park RGP   Main South 19.860 11 November 1912
(original site)
2 March 1914
(with platform)
8 October 1924
(present site)
Revesby RSY   East Hills 20.960 21 December 1931
Rhodes RDS   Main Northern 16.580 17 September 1886
Richmond RCD   Richmond 60.680 1 December 1864
Riverstone RVS   45.960
Riverwood RVD   East Hills 20.960 21 December 1931 Herne Bay
(1931–1958)
Rockdale RKL   Illawarra 10.410 15 October 1884
Rooty Hill RYH   Main Western 40.910 23 December 1861
(originally)
1 January 1862
(with platform)
1 December 1864
(after closure
21 July 1862)
Roseville RVL   North Shore 13.270 1 January 1890 Rossville
(1890)
Schofields SFS   Richmond 43.750 1870 (original site)
29 October 2011 (present site)
Sefton SFT   Main South 21.190 8 October 1924
Seven Hills SEV   Main Western 32.060 1 December 1863
(originally)
6 February 1869
(with platform)
St James STJ   City Circle 4.400 20 December 1926
St Leonards SNL   North Shore 8.410 1 January 1890
St Marys STM   Main Western 47.420 1 May 1862 South Creek
(1862–1885)		 Future Major Interchange
  Metro (under construction)
St Peters SAP   Illawarra 3.810 15 October 1884
Stanmore SMN   Main Suburban 4.670 1878
Strathfield STR   11.810 9 July 1876
(original site)
23 September 1900
(second site)
6 November 1922
(present site)		 Redmyre
(1876–1885)		 Major Interchange
  NSW TrainLink
  Buses
Summer Hill SMH   7.030 15 September 1879
Sutherland SLD   Illawarra 24.640 26 December 1885   NSW TrainLink intercity
  Buses
Sydenham SDN   5.310 15 October 1884 Marrickville
(1884–1895)		 Future Major Interchange
  Metro (under construction)
  Buses
Tempe TME   6.840[13] 15 October 1884[13]
Thornleigh THO   Main Northern 29.430[14] 17 September 1886[14]
Toongabbie TGB   Main Western 29.960[15] 26 April 1880[15]
Town Hall THL   North Shore
City Circle
Illawarra		 1.180[16] 28 February 1932[16] Major Interchange
  Metro (Gadigal, under construction)
  Buses
  Light Rail
Turramurra TMU   North Shore 20.820[17] 1 January 1890[17] Eastern Road
(1890)[17]
Turrella TLL   East Hills 8.630[18] 21 September 1931[18]
Villawood VWD   Main South 24.500[19] 8 October 1924[19]
Vineyard VYR   Richmond 49.230[20] 14 July 1935[20]
Wahroonga WRO   North Shore 22.770[21] 1 January 1890[21] Pearces Corner
(1890)[21]
Waitara WTA   24.210[22] 20 April 1895[22]
Warrawee WWE   21.89 1 August 1900[citation needed]
Warwick Farm WWF   Main South 28.430[23] 18 March 1889[23]
Waterfall WFL   Illawarra 38.740[24] 9 March 1886
(original site)
1890
(second site)
4 May 1905
(present site)[24]		 Waterfalls
(1886)[24]		   NSW TrainLink intercity
Waverton WVT   North Shore 6.110[25] 1 May 1893[25] Bay Road
(1893–1929)[25]
Wentworthville WVL   Main Western 26.640[26] 1883[26] T R Smith's Platform
(1883–1885)[26]
Werrington WRT   Main Western 49.080[27] 2 May 1868[27] Parkes Platform
(1868–1893)[27]
West Ryde WSR   Main Northern 19.200[28] 17 September 1886[28] Ryde
(1886–1945)[28]
Westmead WMD   Main Western 25.160[29] March 1883[29]   NSW TrainLink intercity
  Buses
  Light Rail
Wiley Park WLP   Bankstown 15.350[30] 19 June 1938[30]
Windsor WSR   Richmond 54.980[31] 1 December 1864[31]
Wolli Creek WCI, WCA, WCJ[32]   Airport
Illawarra		 7.300[33] 21 May 2000[34]   NSW TrainLink intercity
  Buses
Wollstonecraft WSC   North Shore 7.180[35] 1 May 1893[35] Edwards Road
(1893–1900)[35]
Woolooware WOE   Cronulla 33.600[36] 16 December 1939[36]
Wynyard   North Shore
City Circle		 2.050[37] 28 February 1932[37] Major Interchange
  Metro (Barangaroo station, under construction)
  Buses
  Ferries (Barangaroo ferry wharf)
  Light Rail
Yagoona YOA   Bankstown 20.560[38] 16 July 1928[38]
Yennora YNR   Old Main South 27.440[39] 6 November 1927[39]

See also edit

Related edit

References edit

  1. ^ "Eastern Suburb Line". NSWrail.net. Retrieved 28 September 2011.
  2. ^ "Main Western Line". NSWrail.net. Retrieved 28 September 2011.
  3. ^ "Main North Line". NSWrail.net. Retrieved 28 September 2011.
  4. ^ "City Circle". NSWrail.net. Retrieved 28 September 2011.
  5. ^ "East Hills Line". NSWrail.net. Retrieved 28 September 2011.
  6. ^ "Cronulla Line". NSWrail.net. Retrieved 28 September 2011.
  7. ^ "Richmond Line". NSWrail.net. Retrieved 28 September 2011.
  8. ^ "South Coast Line". NSWrail.net. Retrieved 28 September 2011.
  9. ^ "Lidcombe-Cabramatta Line". NSWrail.net. Retrieved 28 September 2011.
  10. ^ "Bankstown Line". NSWrail.net. Retrieved 28 September 2011.
  11. ^ a b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Miranda Railway Station". Retrieved 25 July 2007.
  12. ^ First appeared in timetable
  13. ^ a b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Tempe Railway Station". Retrieved 24 July 2007.
  14. ^ a b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Thornleigh Railway Station". Retrieved 24 July 2007.
  15. ^ a b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Toongabbie Railway Station". Retrieved 24 July 2007.
  16. ^ a b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Town Hall Railway Station". Retrieved 24 July 2007.
  17. ^ a b c Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Turramurra Railway Station". Retrieved 24 July 2007.
  18. ^ a b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Turrella Railway Station". Retrieved 24 July 2007.
  19. ^ a b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Villawood Railway Station". Retrieved 24 July 2007.
  20. ^ a b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales: Vineyard Railway Station". Retrieved 24 July 2007.
  21. ^ a b c Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Wahroonga Railway Station. Retrieved 25 July 2007.
  22. ^ a b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Waitara Railway Station. Retrieved 25 July 2007.
  23. ^ a b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Warwick Farm Railway Station". Retrieved 25 July 2007.
  24. ^ a b c Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Waterfall Railway Station". Retrieved 25 July 2007.
  25. ^ a b c Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Waverton Railway Station". Retrieved 24 July 2007.
  26. ^ a b c Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Wentworthville Railway Station". Retrieved 24 July 2007.
  27. ^ a b c Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Werrington Railway Station". Retrieved 24 July 2007.
  28. ^ a b c Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: West Ryde Railway Station". Retrieved 24 July 2007.
  29. ^ a b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Westmead Railway Station". Retrieved 24 July 2007.
  30. ^ a b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Wiley Park Railway Station". Retrieved 25 July 2007.
  31. ^ a b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales: Windsor Railway Station". Retrieved 24 July 2007.
  32. ^ Wolli Creek has three point names. WCI is Wolli Creek on the Illawarra line, WCA is Wolli Creek on the Airport line, WCJ is Wolli Creek junction on the East Hills line (no platform, but a timing point)
  33. ^ Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Wolli Creek Railway Station". Retrieved 25 July 2007.
  34. ^ Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Airport Line: History". Retrieved 25 July 2007.
  35. ^ a b c Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Wollstonecraft Railway Station". Retrieved 25 July 2007.
  36. ^ a b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Woolooware Railway Station". Retrieved 25 July 2007.
  37. ^ a b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Wynyard Railway Station". Retrieved 24 July 2007.
  38. ^ a b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Yagoona Railway Station". Retrieved 25 July 2007.
  39. ^ a b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Yennora Railway Station". Retrieved 25 July 2007.

External links edit

  • Station facilities – Sydney Trains and NSW TrainLink

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