LIST OF SYDNEY RAILWAY STATIONS

This is a 'list of Sydney railway stations'. It includes all currently operating railway stations on the railway network based in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. The network and its stations are currently operated by CityRail, the commuter division of the Government-owned Rail Corporation New South Wales (Railcorp).^[1] The stations of the Metro Light Rail network, which interchanges with the CityRail network at Central Railway Station, are also included.
The network extends for over 2,060 km,^[2] reaching as far as Newcastle, Dungog and Scone to the north, over the Blue Mountains west to the city of Lithgow, south to Bomaderry-Nowra, and southwest to Goulburn. The network has a total of 301 stations. In a city of more than 4 million people^[3], the network provides around 270 million passengers journeys a year.^[4]
For a list of permanently closed stations on the CityRail network, see List of closed Sydney railway stations. For a list of stations under construction, planning or consideration, see List of proposed Sydney railway stations.
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A

Adamstown railway station is located on the Newcastle & Central Coast Line.

Station	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
'Aberdeen'	■Hunter (Scone Branch)	300.730	20 October, 1870
'Adamstown'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	161.120	15 August, 1887
'Albion Park'	■South Coast	103.340	9 November, 1887	Oak Flats (1887-1888)
'Allawah'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	13.690	25 October, 1925
'Arncliffe'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	8.420	15 October, 1884
'Artarmon'	■North Shore	10.300	6 July, 1898 (original site), 7 October, 1900 (present site)
'Ashfield'	■South ■Inner West	8.380	26 September, 1855
'Asquith'	■North Shore	35.690	1 November, 1915
'Auburn'	■South ■Western	18.630	18 February, 1877
'Austinmer'	■South Coast	68.590	1 September, 1887
'Awaba'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	137.310	15 August, 1887

B

Bombo railway station, on the South Coast Line is located on Bombo Beach.

Station	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
'Banksia'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	9.600	21 October, 1906
'Bankstown'	■Bankstown	18.720	14 April, 1909
'Bardwell Park'	■Airport & East Hills	10.100	21 September, 1931
'Bargo'	■Southern Highlands	102.870	13 July, 1919	West Bargo (1919-1921)
'Beecroft'	■Northern	26.900	17 Sep, 1886 (original site) 7 March, 1892 (present site)
'Bell'	■Blue Mountains	137.120	1 May, 1875	Mount Wilson (1875-1889)
'Bellambi'	■South Coast	75.550	1889
'Belmore'	■Bankstown	13.250	1 February, 1895
'Berala'	■Bankstown ■Inner West	18.360	11 November, 1912
'Beresfield'	■Hunter	179.810	31 July, 1925
'Berowra'	■Newcastle & Central Coast ■North Shore	44.660	7 April, 1887
'Berry'	■South Coast	140.840	2 June, 1893
'Beverly Hills'	■Airport & East Hills	14.650	21 September, 1931	Dumbleton (1931-1940)
'Bexley North'	■Airport & East Hills	11.370	21 September, 1931
'Birrong'	■Bankstown	22.110	16 July, 1928
'Blackheath'	■Blue Mountains	120.670	1 August, 1862
'Blacktown'	■Blue Mountains ■Cumberland ■Western	34.870	4 July, 1860	Black Town Road (1860-1862)
'Blaxland'	■Blue Mountains	71.480	11 July, 1867	Wascoes (1867–1879)
'Bomaderry (Nowra)'	■South Coast	153.350	2 June, 1893
'Bombo'	■South Coast	140.840	9 November, 1887	North Kiama (1887–1889) Kiama (1889-1893) North Kiama (1893-1907)
'Bondi Junction'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	6.760	23 June 1979
'Booragul'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	146.390	24 October, 1926
'Bowral'	■Southern Highlands	136.340	2 December, 1867
'Branxton'	■Hunter (Scone Branch)	215.600	24 March, 1862
'Broadmeadow'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	162.940	15 August, 1887
'Bullaburra'	■Blue Mountains	97.690	16 February, 1925
'Bulli'	■South Coast	72.150	21 June, 1887
'Bundanoon'	■Southern Highlands	162.260	6 August, 1868	Jordans Crossing (1868–78) Jordans Siding (1878-1881)
'Burradoo'	■Southern Highlands	138.840	1870, 1 March 1976 (reopened after closure in 1975)
'Burwood'	■Inner West ■South ■Western ■Northern	10.620	26 September, 1855 (original site) 13 March, 1892 (present site)

C

The waiting area at Central Station.

Station	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
'Cabramatta'	■Bankstown ■Inner West ■Cumberland ■South	28.430	1870
'Camellia'	■Carlingford	22.950	21 January, 1885	Subiaco (1885–1901)
'Campbelltown'	■Southern Highlands ■Cumberland ■Airport & East Hills	54.710	17 May, 1858
'Campsie'	■Bankstown	11.700	1 February, 1895
'Canley Vale'	■Cumberland ■South	30.980	15 April, 1878
'Canterbury'	■Bankstown	10.160	1 February, 1895
'Capitol Square'	■Metro Light Rail	-	31 August, 1997^[5]
'Cardiff'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	155.080	14 March, 1889 (original site) 8 June, 1902 (present site)
'Caringbah'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra (Cronulla Branch)	31.510	16 December, 1939
'Carlingford'	■Carlingford	27.850	20 April, 1896	Pennant Hills (1896-1901)
'Carlton'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	12.740	1889
'Carramar'	■Bankstown ■Inner West	25.890	8 October, 1924	South Fairfield (1924-1926)
'Casula'	■Cumberland ■South	38.800	1 November, 1894
'Central'	■South Coast ■Southern Highlands ■Blue Mountains ■Newcastle & Central Coast ■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra ■Bankstown ■Inner West ■Airport & East Hills ■South ■North Shore ■Western ■Olympic Park ■Northern ■Metro Light Rail	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)⁵	Sydney (1855-1926)
'Chatswood'	■North Shore	11.650	1 January, 1890
'Cheltenham'	■Northern	25.380	10 October, 1898
'Chester Hill'	■Bankstown ■Inner West	22.310	8 October, 1924
'Circular Quay'	■Bankstown ■Inner West ■Airport & East Hills ■South	2.970	22 January, 1956
'Civic'	■Newcastle & Central Coast ■Hunter	167.020	30 March, 1857	Newcastle (1857-1858) Honeysuckle (1858-1872) Honeysuckle Point (1872-1935)
'Clarendon'	■Western (Richmond Branch)	57.210	1870	Hawkesbury Racecourse (1870-1876)
'Clyde'	■Western ■Carlingford	20.660	1882	Rosehill Junction (1882-1883) Clyde (1883-1901) Clyde Junction (1901-1940)
'Coalcliff'	■South Coast	59.270	1 August, 1920
'Cockle Creek'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	150.630	15 August, 1887
'Coledale'	■South Coast	66.230	1 July, 1902 (original site) 5 September, 1906 (second site) 27 October, 1912 (present site)
'Como'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	21.240	26 December, 1885 (original site) 27 November, 1972 (present site)
'Concord West'	■Northern	25.380	1 September, 1887	Concord (1887-1909)
'Coniston'	■South Coast	84.100	1 April, 1916 (original site) 1 November, 1925 (reopen after closure on 29 April, 1923) 20 May, 1941 (present site)
'Convention'	■Metro Light Rail	-	31 August, 1997⁵
'Corrimal'	■South Coast	76.990	21 June, 1887
'Cowan'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	48.810	1890 (originally) 6 October, 1901 (with platform)
'Cringila'	■South Coast (Port Kembla Branch)	87.650	16 April, 1926
'Cronulla'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra (Cronulla Branch)	34.810	16 December, 1939
'Croydon'	■Inner West ■South	10.620	7 January, 1875	Five Dock (1875-1876)

D

Dulwich Hill Railway Station, facing east.

Station	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
'Dapto'	■South Coast	95.050	9 January, 1887
'Denistone'	■Northern	20.160	26 September, 1937
'Domestic (Airport)'	■Airport & East Hills (Airport Branch)	6.600	21 May, 2000
'Doonside'	■Western	38.290	27 September, 1880	Doonside (1880-1921) Wolkara (1921)
'Dora Creek'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	127.230	16 August, 1889
'Douglas Park'	■Southern Highlands	73.320	6 September, 1869 (original site) 13 June, 1892 (present site)	Douglass Park (1869-1891)
'Dulwich Hill'	■Bankstown	7.870	1 February, 1895	Wardell Road (1895-1920)
'Dundas'	■Carlingford	24.840	20 April, 1896	Kissing Point Road (1896-1901)
'Dungog'	■Hunter (Dungog Branch)	245.200	14 August, 1911
'Dunmore (Shellharbour)'	■South Coast	110.660	9 November, 1887

E

The historic building on the platform at Emu Plains Railway Station.

Station	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
'East Hills'	■East Hills	24.030	21 December, 1931
'East Maitland'	■Hunter	189.097	27 July, 1858 (original site) 2 May, 1864 (second site) 25 March, 1879 (present site)	Morpeth Junction (1858-1879)
'East Richmond'	■Western (Richmond Branch)	60.000	2 July, 1939
'Eastwood'	■Northern ■Newcastle & Central Coast	21.390	17 September, 1886	Dundas (1886-7)
'Edgecliff'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	4.820	23 June, 1979
'Emu Plains'	■Western	57.440	18 August, 1868 (original site) 1884 (present site)
'Engadine'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	30.750	1 October, 1920
'Epping'	■Northern ■Newcastle & Central Coast	23.390	17 September, 1886 (original site) 15 February, 1900 (present site)	Field of Mars (1886-1887) Carlingford (1887-1899)
'Erskineville'	■Bankstown	2.880	15 October, 1884 (original site) 16 June, 1912 (present site)
'Exeter'	■Southern Highlands	155.880	1878	Badgery's Siding (1878-1890)
'Exhibition'	■Metro Light Rail	-	31 August, 1997⁵

F

Faulconbridge Railway Station is located besides the Great Western Highway.

Station	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
'Fairfield'	■South ■Cumberland	28.997	26 September, 1856
'Fairy Meadow'	■South Coast	79.360	1887	Cramsville (1887-1888) Para-Meadow (1888-1909) Balgownie (1909–1956)
'Fassifern'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	142.310	1888 (originally) 5 May, 1891 (with platform)
'Faulconbridge'	■Blue Mountains	82.960	15 March, 1877
'Fish Market'	■Metro Light Rail	-	31 August, 1997⁵
'Flemington'	■Inner West ■South	28.997	1884

G

The front of Green Square Station, on the Airport Line.

Station	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
'Gerringong'	■South Coast	128.560	2 June, 1893
'Glebe'	■Metro Light Rail	-	13 August, 2000⁵
'Glenbrook'	■Blue Mountains	67.090 (present)	11 July, 1867 (original station) 11 May, 1913 (present station)	Watertank (1867-1874) Wascoes Siding (1874-1878) Brookdale (1878-1879)
'Glenfield'	■Southern Highlands ■Airport & East Hills ■South ■Cumberland	41.930	6 September, 1869 (original site) 27 March, 1891 (present site)
'Gordon'	■North Shore	17.120	1 January, 1890
'Gosford'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	80.910	15 August, 1887
'Goulburn'	■Southern Highlands	224.900	19 May, 1869
'Granville'	■Blue Mountains ■South ■Western	21.220	2 July, 1860	Parramatta Junction (1860-1880)
'Green Square'	■Airport & East Hills (Airport Branch)	2.600	21 May, 2000
'Greta'	■Hunter (Scone Branch)	210.800	6 September, 1869	Farthing (1869-1878)
'Guildford'	■South ■Cumberland	25.720	April, 1876
'Gymea'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra (Cronulla Branch)	27.940	16 December, 1939

H

Hornsby Station is the junction of the Northern and North Shore Lines.

Station	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
'Hamilton'	■Newcastle & Central Coast ■Hunter	164.630	1872
'Harris Park'	■Western ■Cumberland	22.530	1883
'Hawkesbury River'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	57.400	1870	Peats Ferry (1870-1888) Brooklyn (1888-1889) Hawkesbury River (1889-1890) Hawkesbury (1890-1906)
'Hazelbrook'	■Blue Mountains	93.470	1884
'Heathcote'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	33.150	9 March, 1886
'Helensburgh'	■South Coast	46.380	1 January, 1889 (original site) 30 May, 1915 (present site)
'Hexham'	■Hunter	175.530	1 August, 1871
'High Street'	■Hunter	191.410	27 May, 1856
'Hilldale'	■Hunter (Dungog Branch)	226.400	14 August, 1911
'Holsworthy'	■East Hills	27.760	21 December, 1987
'Homebush'	■Inner West ■South	12.740	26 September, 1855
'Hornsby'	■Newcastle & Central Coast ■North Shore ■Northern	33.860	17 September, 1886	Hornsby (1886-1894) Hornsby Junction (1894-1900)
'Hurlstone Park'	■Bankstown	8.800	1 February, 1895	Fern Hill (1895-1911)
'Hurstville'	■South Coast ■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	14.840	15 October, 1884

I/J

The citybound platform on Jannali Station.

Station	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
'Ingleburn'	■Airport & East Hills ■Cumberland	45.650	6 September, 1859	Macquarie Fields (1869-1883)
'International (Airport)'	■Airport & East Hills (Airport Branch)	8.100	21 May, 2000
'Jannali'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	22.720	7 February, 1931
'John St Square'	■Metro Light Rail	-	31 August, 1997⁵
'Jubilee Park'	■Metro Light Rail	-	13 August, 2000⁵

K

Kingsgrove Railway Station, facing east.

Station	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
'Katoomba'	■Blue Mountains	109.940	2 February, 1874	Crushers (1874-1877)
'Kembla Grange Racecourse'	■South Coast	91.590	1 January, 1890
'Kiama'	■South Coast	119.160	2 June, 1893
'Killara'	■North Shore	15.890	10 June, 1899
'Kings Cross'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	3.410	23 June, 1979
'Kingsgrove'	■Airport & East Hills	12.620	21 September, 1931
'Kingswood'	■Western	52.700	1 September, 1887	Cross Roads (1887-1888)
'Kirrawee'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra (Cronulla Branch)	26.640	16 December, 1939
'Kogarah'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	11.610	15 October, 1884
'Koolewong'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	74.820	29 November, 1920
'Koolewong'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	158.920	12 November, 1924

L

An arrival at the Metro Light Rail terminus in Lilyfield.

Station	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
'Lakemba'	■Bankstown	14.480	14 April, 1909
'Lapstone'	■Blue Mountains	63.620	24 February, 1964
'Lawson'	■Blue Mountains	96.040	11 July, 1867	Blue Mountain (1867-1879)
'Leightonfield'	■Bankstown ■Inner West	23.670	24 August, 1942
'Leumeah'	■Airport & East Hills ■Cumberland	52.630	1886
'Leura'	■Blue Mountains	107.590	6 December, 1890
'Lewisham'	■Inner West	6.250	1886 (original site) 19 December, 1891 (present site)
'Lidcombe'	■Bankstown ■Inner West ■South ■Western ■Olympic Park	16.610	1 November, 1858	Haslems Creek (1858-1876) Rookwood (1876-1914)
'Lilyfield'	■Metro Light Rail	-	13 August, 2000⁵
'Linden'	■Blue Mountains	86.810	August 1874 (as tank stop) 26 October, 1874 (with platform)	Linden Tank (1874) Henderson's Platform (1874-1879)
'Lindfield'	■North Shore	14.600	1 January, 1890
'Lisarow'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	87.730	31 October, 1892	Jenkins Siding (1892-1902) Wyoming (1902)
'Lithgow'	■Blue Mountains	155.780	June 1877 (original site) 9 March, 1855 (present site)
'Liverpool'	■Bankstown ■Inner West ■South ■Cumberland	35.680	26 September, 1856
'Lochinvar'	■Hunter (Scone Branch)	202.600	2 July, 1860
'Loftus'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	11.610	9 March, 1886 (original site) 9 June, 1917 (present site)	Loftus Junction (1886-1896)
'Lysaghts'	■South Coast (Port Kembla Branch)	86.270	30 May, 1938

M

Museum Station was modelled on the London Underground.

Station	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
'Macarthur'	■Airport & East Hills ■Southern Highlands	56.580	-
'Macdonaldtown'	■Inner West	2.480	1878 (original site) 3 April, 1892 (present site)
'Macquarie Fields'	■Airport & East Hills ■Cumberland	43.800	3 October, 1888
'Maitland'	■Hunter (Scone Branch)	192.550	1880	West Maitland (1880-1949)
'Marayong'	■Western (Richmond Branch)	37.410	2 October, 1922
'Marrickville'	■Bankstown	6.580	1 February, 1895
'Martin Place'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	2.100	23 June, 1979
'Martins Creek'	■Hunter (Dungog Branch)	218.500	14 August, 1911
'Marulan'	■Southern Highlands	192.910	6 August, 1868
'Mascot'	■Airport & East Hills (Airport Branch)	5.100	21 May, 2000
'Meadowbank'	■Northern	18.180	1 September, 1887	Meadow Bank (1887-1927)
'Medlow Bath'	■Blue Mountains	115.800	21 January, 1880	Browns Siding Pulpit Hill (1880-1883) Medlow (1883-1903)
'Menangle'	■Southern Highlands	65.330	1 July, 1863
'Menangle Park'	■Southern Highlands	62.850	26 September, 1937
'Merrylands'	■South ■Cumberland	23.470	6 July, 1878
'Metford'	■Hunter (Scone Branch)	185.120	17 March, 1995^[6]
'Milsons Point'	■North Shore ■Northern	4.434	1 May, 1893 (first site) 30 May, 1915 (second site) July 13, 1915 (third site) July 28, 1924 (fourth site) 20 March, 1932 (present site)
'Mindaribba'	■Hunter (Dungog Branch)	218.500	14 August, 1911	Dunmore (1911-1912)
'Minnamurra'	■South Coast	113.370	23 December, 1891 (original site) 10 October, 1943 (present site)
'Minto'	■Airport & East Hills ■Cumberland	49.670	May, 1874	Campbellfields (1874-1882)
'Miranda'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra (Cronulla Branch)	29.510^[7]	16 December, 1939⁷
'Mittagong'	■Southern Highlands	131.570	1 March, 1867
'Morisset'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	123.330	15 August, 1888	Morrisset (1888-1889)
'Mortdale'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	17.060	20 March, 1897 (original site) 14 September, 1922 (present site)
'Moss Vale'	■Southern Highlands	145.710	2 December, 1867	Sutton Forest (1867-1877)
'Mount Colah'	■North Shore	37.680	1 July, 1887	Colah (1887-1906)
'Mount Druitt'	■Western	35.690	1 November, 1915
'Mount Kuring-gai'	■North Shore	43.840	19 August, 1881 (original site) 8 December, 1974 (present site)	Kuring-gai (1901-1904)
'Mount Victoria'	■Blue Mountains	126.720	6 September, 1869
'Mulgrave'	■Western (Richmond Branch)	52.590	1 December, 1864 (original site) 29 June, 1939 (present site)
'Museum'	■Bankstown ■Inner West ■Airport & East Hills ■South	4.990	20 December, 1926
'Muswellbrook'	■Hunter (Scone Branch)	288.800	19 May, 1869	Musclebrook (1869-1890)

N

A crowded Newtown Station, on the Inner West Line.

Station	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
'Narara'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	84.600	15 August, 1887
'Narwee'	■East Hills	15.780	21 December, 1931
'Newcastle'	■Newcastle & Central Coast ■Hunter	168.100	5 April, 1857 (original site) 9 March. 1858 (present site)
'Newtown'	■Inner West ■South	3.100	26 September, 1855
'Niagara Park'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	86.190	October, 1902	Tundula (1902)
'Normanhurst'	■Northern	31.720	21 November, 1895	Hornsby (1895-1898)
'North Strathfield'	■Northern	13.380	9 June, 1918
'North Sydney'	■North Shore ■Northern	5.130	20 March, 1932
'North Wollongong'	■South Coast	81.320	19 July, 1915

O

Olympic Park station was the winner of the 1998 Sir John Sulman Medal from the Royal Australian Institute of Architects.

Station	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
'Oak Flats'	■South Coast	105.130	1 January, 1890 (originally) 9 March, 1925 (with platform) 21 February, 2003 (present site)
'Oatley'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	18.280	1886	Oatley (1886-1889) Oatley's (1889-1890)
'Olympic Park'	■Olympic Park	17.330	1 May, 1998
'Otford'	■South Coast	52.639	3 October, 1888
'Ourimbah'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	90.610	15 August, 1887

P

Penrose Railway Station, on the Southern Highlands Line.

Station	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
'Padstow'	■Airport & East Hills	19.340	21 December, 1931
'Paddy's Markets'	■Metro Light Rail	-	31 August, 1997⁵	Haymarket (1997-2005)^[8]
'Panania'	■Airport & East Hills	22.550	21 December, 1931
'Parramatta'	■Blue Mountains ■Cumberland ■Western	23.210	26 September, 1855 (original site) 4 July, 1860 (present site)
'Paterson'	■Hunter (Dungog Branch)	213.200	14 August, 1911
'Pendle Hill'	■Western ■Cumberland	28.290	12 April, 1924
'Pennant Hills'	■Northern	28.580	17 September, 1886
'Penrith'	■Blue Mountains ■Western	55.090	19 January, 1863
'Penrose'	■Southern Highlands	171.400	1869 (as siding) 1 June, 1871 (original site) 15 March, 1916 (present site)	Cables Siding (1869-1871)
'Penshurst'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	18.280	1886 (original site) 4 April, 1905 (present site)
'Petersham'	■Inner West	5.500	6 January, 1857
'Picton'	■Southern Highlands	85.250	1 July, 1863
'Point Clare'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	78.050	28 June, 1891
'Port Kembla'	■South Coast (Port Kembla Branch)	90.240	5 January, 1920
'Port Kembla North'	■South Coast (Port Kembla Branch)	88.770	9 March, 1936
'Punchbowl'	■Bankstown	16.450	14 April, 1909
'Pymble'	■North Shore	18.900	1 January, 1890
'Pyrmont Bay'	■Metro Light Rail	-	31 August, 1997⁵

Q/R

The lengthy racecourse platform at Rosehill Station was designed to fit two full-length trains.

Station	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
'Quakers Hill'	■Western (Richmond Branch)	40.090	1872 (as siding) 30 March, 1905 (original site) 29 June, 1939 (present site)	Douglas Siding (1872-1905)
'Redfern'	■South Coast ■Blue Mountains ■Newcastle & Central Coast ■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra ■Bankstown ■Inner West ■Airport & East Hills (Sydenham Branch) ■South ■North Shore ■Western ■Olympic Park ■Northern	1.300	15 April, 1878^[9]	Eveleigh (1878-1906)
'Regents Park'	■Bankstown ■Inner West	19.860	11 November, 1912 (original site) 2 March, 1914 (with platform) 8 October, 1924 (present site)
'Revesby'	■Airport & East Hills	20.960	21 December, 1931
'Rhodes'	■Northern	16.580	17 September, 1886
'Richmond'	■Western (Richmond Branch)	60.680	1 December, 1864
'Riverstone'	■Western (Richmond Branch)	45.960	1 December, 1864
'Riverwood'	■Airport & East Hills	20.960	21 December, 1931	Herne Bay (1931-1958)
'Rockdale'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	10.410	15 October, 1884
'Rooty Hill'	■Western	40.910	23 December, 1861 (originally) 1 January, 1862 (with platform) 1 December, 1864 (after closure 21 July, 1862)
'Rosehill'	■Carlingford	22.420	1 August, 1901 (original site) 14 May, 1959 (present site)
'Roseville'	■North Shore	13.270	1 January, 1890	Rossville (1890)
'Rozelle Bay'	■Metro Light Rail	-	13 August, 2000⁵
'Rydalmere'	■Carlingford	24.010	24 April, 1896	Victoria Road (1896-1901)

S

At 314 km from Central Station, Scone Railway Station is the most distant station on the CityRail network.

Station	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
'Sandgate'	■Hunter (Scone Branch)	170.510	1881
'Scarborough'	■South Coast	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'	■Western (Richmond Branch)	43.750	1870
'Scone'	■Hunter (Scone Branch)	314.660	17 April, 1871
'Sefton'	■Bankstown ■Inner West	21.190	8 October, 1924
'Seven Hills'	■Western ■Cumberland	32.060	1 December, 1863 (originally) 6 February, 1869 (with platform)
'Singleton'	■Hunter (Scone Branch)	238.900	7 May, 1863
'Springwood'	■Blue Mountains	79.670	11 July, 1867
'St James'	■Bankstown ■Inner West ■Airport & East Hills ■South	4.400	20 December, 1926
'St Leonards'	■North Shore	8.410	1 January, 1890
'St Marys'	■Western	47.420	1 May, 1862	South Creek (1862-1885)
'St Peters'	■Bankstown	3.810	15 October, 1884
'Stanmore'	■Inner West	4.670	1878
'Stanwell Park'	■South Coast	55.950	14 March, 1890 (original site) 10 October, 1920 (present site)
'Star City'	■Metro Light Rail	-	31 August, 1997⁵
'Strathfield'	■Blue Mountains ■Newcastle & Central Coast ■Inner West ■South ■Western ■Olympic Park ■Northern	11.810	9 July, 1876 (original site) 23 September, 1900 (second site) 6 November, 1922 (present site)	Redmyre (1876-1885)
'Summer Hill'	■Inner West	7.030	15 September, 1879
'Sutherland'	■South Coast ■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	24.640	26 December, 1885
'Sydenham'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra ■Bankstown ■Airport & East Hills (Sydenham Branch)	5.310	15 October, 1884	Marrickville (1884-1895)

T

Platform 1 at Thornleigh Railway Station (in the foreground) is not often used for passenger services.

Station	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
'Tahmoor'	■Southern Highlands	94.490^[10]	13 July, 1919¹⁰
'Tallong'	■Southern Highlands	185.380^[11]	1869 (originally) 16 April, 1878 (with platform)¹¹	Barbers Creek Tank (1869-1905)¹¹
'Tarro'	■Hunter	178.180^[12]	5 April, 1857¹²	Hexham (1857-1871) Hexham Township (1871)¹²
'Tascott'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	76.910^[13]	October, 1905¹³
'Telarah'	■Hunter (Dungog Branch)	194.740^[14]	14 August, 1911¹⁴	West Maitland Marshalling Yard (1911-1922)¹⁴
'Telopea'	■Carlingford	26.340^[15]	13 June, 1925¹⁵
'Sydenham'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	6.840^[16]	15 October, 1884¹⁶
'Teralba'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	147.570^[17]	15 August, 1887^[18]
'Thirroul'	■South Coast	70.240^[19]	21 June, 1887¹⁹	Robbinsville (1887-1891)^[20]
'Thornleigh'	■Northern	29.430^[21]	17 September, 1886²¹
'Thornton'	■Hunter	182.190^[22]	1 August, 1871²²	Woodford (1871-1877)²²
'Toongabbie'	■Western ■Cumberland	29.960^[23]	26 April, 1880²³
'Town Hall'	■South Coast ■Blue Mountains ■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra ■Bankstown ■Inner West ■Airport & East Hills ■South ■North Shore ■Northern	1.180^[24]	28 February, 1932²⁴
'Towradgi'	■South Coast	78.020^[25]	18 December, 1948²⁵
'Tuggerah'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	98.540^[26]	1890²⁶	Tuggerah Lakes (1890-1891) Tuggerah (1891-?) Tuggerah Lakes (?-1911)²⁶
'Turramurra'	■North Shore	20.820^[27]	1 January, 1890²⁷	Eastern Road (1890)²⁷
'Turrella'	■Airport & East Hills	8.630^[28]	21 September, 1931²⁸

U/V

Victoria Street Railway Station is located in the City of Maitland.

Station	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
'Unanderra'	■South Coast	88.270^[29]	9 November, 1887²⁹
'Valley Heights'	■Blue Mountains	77.410^[30]	May, 1875³⁰	Eagers Platform (1875-1877) The Valley (1877-1880)³⁰
'Victoria Street'	■Hunter	187.920^[31]	5 April, 1857³¹	East Maitland (1857-1858) ''(closed)'' (1858-1877)³¹
'Villawood'	■Bankstown ■Inner West	24.500^[32]	8 October, 1924³²
'Vineyard'	■Western (Richmond Branch)	49.230^[33]	14 July, 1935³³

W

The tiny platform that constitutes Wirragulla Railway Station.

Station	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
'Wahroonga'	■North Shore	22.770^[34]	1 January, 1890³⁴	Pearces Corner (1890)³⁴
'Waitara'	■North Shore	24.210^[35]	20 April, 1895³⁵
'Wallarobba'	■Hunter (Dungog Branch)	231.700^[36]	14 August, 1911³⁶
'Warabrook (University)'	■Hunter	168.690^[37]	23 October, 1995⁶
'Waratah'	■Hunter	165.970^[38]	9 March, 1858³⁸
'Warnervale'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	105.900^[39]	2 September, 1907 (originally) 17 October, 1910 (with platform)³⁹
'Warrimoo'	■Blue Mountains	74.300^[40]	9 March, 1918⁴⁰
'Warwick Farm'	■Bankstown ■Inner West ■South ■Cumberland	34.160^[41]	18 March, 1889⁴¹
'Waterfall'	■South Coast ■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra	38.740^[42]	9 March, 1886 (original site) 1890 (second site) 4 May, 1905 (present site)⁴²	Waterfalls (1886)⁴²
'Waverton'	■North Shore	6.110^[43]	1 May, 1893⁴³	Bay Road (1893-1929)⁴³
'Wentworth Falls'	■Blue Mountains	102.610^[44]	22 July, 1867⁴⁴	Weatherboard (1867-1879)⁴⁴
'Wentworth Park'	■Metro Light Rail	-	31 August, 1997⁵
'Wentworthville'	■Western ■Cumberland	26.640^[45]	1883⁴⁵	T R Smith's Platform (1883-1885)⁴⁵
'Werrington'	■Western	49.080^[46]	2 May, 1868⁴⁶	Parkes Platform (1868-1893)⁴⁶
'West Ryde'	■Northern	19.200^[47]	17 September, 1886⁴⁷	Ryde (1886-1945)⁴⁷
'Westmead'	■Western ■Cumberland	25.160^[48]	March, 1883⁴⁸
'Wickham'	■Newcastle & Central Coast ■Hunter	165.930^[49]	9 February, 1936⁴⁹
'Wiley Park'	■Bankstown	15.350^[50]	19 June, 1938⁵⁰
'Windsor'	■Western (Richmond Branch)	54.980^[51]	1 December, 1864⁵¹
'Wingello'	■Southern Highlands	177.140^[52]	1 June, 1871 (as siding) 1882 (as station)⁵²	''Unnamed'' (1871-1895)⁵²
'Wirragulla'	■Hunter (Dungog Branch)	238.000^[53]	14 August, 1911⁵³
'Wolli Creek'	■South Coast ■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra ■Airport & East Hills (Airport Branch)	7.300^[54]	21 May, 2000^[55]
'Wollongong'	■South Coast	82.920^[56]	21 June, 1887⁵⁶
'Wollstonecraft'	■North Shore	7.180^[57]	1 May, 1893⁵⁷	Edwards Road (1893-1900)⁵⁷
'Wombarra'	■South Coast	64.340^[58]	12 February, 1917⁵⁸
'Wondabyne'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	65.150^[59]	1 May, 1889 (original site) April, 1939 (present site)⁵⁹	Mullet Creek Junction (1889-1890) Hawkesbury Cabin (1890-1891)⁵⁹
'Woodford'	■Blue Mountains	90.370^[60]	11 July, 1868⁶⁰	Buss's Platform (1868-1871)⁶⁰
'Woolooware'	■Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra (Cronulla Branch)	33.600^[61]	16 December, 1939⁶¹
'Woonona'	■South Coast	73.990^[62]	25 August, 1919⁶²
'Woy Woy'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	72.620^[63]	1 February, 1889 (originally) 18 December, 1891 (with platform)⁶³
'Wyee'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	114.860^[64]	1 August, 1892 (originally) February, 1896 (with platform)⁶⁴
'Wynyard'	■Blue Mountains ■Bankstown ■Inner West ■Airport & East Hills ■South ■North Shore ■Northern	2.050^[65]	28 February, 1932⁶⁵
'Wyong'	■Newcastle & Central Coast	101.080^[66]	15 August, 1887⁶⁶

Y/Z

Station	Line(s)	Distance from Central Station (km)	Date opened
'Yagoona'	■Bankstown	20.560^[67]	16 July, 1928⁶⁷
'Yennora'	■South ■Cumberland	27.440^[68]	6 November, 1927⁶⁸
'Yerrinbool'	■Southern Highlands	116.310^[69]	13 July, 1919⁶⁹
'Zig Zag'	■Blue Mountains	90.370^[70]	15 April, 1878 (originally) 1959 (after closure in 1910)⁷⁰

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