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This is a list of the 200 currently operating suburban railway stations (216 including greater metropolitan stations) in Melbourne, Australia. The stations make up 16 railway lines going out from the city (and 4 greater metropolitan lines), as well as the central City Loop.

There are also a further 19 stations on 3 old, volunteer-operated, tourist railways. These are not a part of the suburban network.

Stations are broken up into 2 Myki ticketing zones (some stations are included in both zones, where tickets for either zone may be used), as well as the City Saver area, which is within Zone 1 and covers the central business district. On March 4, 2007 zone 3 was made part of zone 2.[1]

  • Stations listed in bold are "terminus" stations, where trains sometimes stop and change direction. On some lines, some trains will be timetabled not to go to the end of the line. Shuttle trains are also run back and forth between terminus stations on some lines.
  • Stations listed in italics are "premium stations" that are manned first to last train by staff who provide extra help and information to commuters.
  • Stations followed by a star ( * ) are "host stations". These stations are manned during peak hours only. Some are manned only during morning peak, some during both morning and evening peaks.
  • Listed in brackets after each station is that station's 3-letter code. These codes are used by the railway control system, but can also be used when looking up the Connex SMS Timetable.

For detailed travel information, do not rely only on this page; please go to the Metlink website.

City Loop

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Zone 1 & City Saver

South-eastern lines (Caulfield group)

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56 stations

Frankston line

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Separates from the Pakenham line and Cranbourne line at Caulfield station.

19 stations

Zone 1
Zones 1 & 2 overlap
Zone 2

The Stony Point line is a greater metropolitan line that joins the Frankston line.

Pakenham line

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Separates from the Sandringham line at South Yarra station.

23 stations

Zone 1
Zones 1 & 2 overlap
Zone 2

The Traralgon line is a regional line that continues the Pakenham line.

Cranbourne line

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Separates from the Pakenham line at Dandenong station.

Zone 2

Sandringham line

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Separates from the Eastern lines (Burnley group) at Richmond station.

12 stations

Zone 1
Zones 1 & 2 overlap
Zone 2

Western and northwestern lines (Northern group)

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53 stations

Craigieburn line

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Separates from the City Loop at Southern Cross and Flagstaff stations.

14 stations

Zone 1 & City Saver
Zone 1
Zones 1 & 2 overlap
Zone 2

Upfield line

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Separates from the Craigieburn railway line[broken anchor] at North Melbourne station.

13 stations

Zone 1
Zones 1 & 2 overlap
Zone 2

Sydenham line

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Separates from the Craigieburn railway line[broken anchor] at North Melbourne station.

12 stations

Zone 1
Zones 1 & 2 overlap
Zone 2

The Sunbury line is a greater metropolitan line that joins the Sydenham line.

Williamstown line

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Separates from the Sydenham line at Footscray station.

7 stations

Zone 1

Werribee line

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Separates from the Williamstown line at Newport station.

7 stations

Zone 1
Zones 1 & 2 overlap
Zone 2

The Geelong and Warrnambool regional lines join the Werribee line.

Flemington Racecourse line (Special events only)

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Separates from the Craigieburn railway line[broken anchor] at Newmarket station. Trains may start running on this line every day, as part of renewing the Royal Melbourne Showgrounds.

Zone 1

Eastern lines (Burnley group)

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49 stations

Lilydale line

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Separates from the City Loop at Flinders Street and Parliament stations.

23 stations

Zone 1
Zones 1 & 2 overlap
Zone 2

Glen Waverley line

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Separates from the Lilydale line at Burnley station.

12 stations

Zone 1
Zones 1 & 2 overlap
Zone 2

Belgrave line

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Separates from the Lilydale line at Ringwood station.

8 stations

Zone 2

Alamein line

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Separates from the Lilydale line at Camberwell station.

6 stations

Zone 1

Northeastern lines (Clifton Hill group)

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37 stations

Hurstbridge line

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Separates from the City Loop at Flinders Street and Parliament stations.

23 stations

Zone 1 & City Saver
Zone 1
Zones 1 & 2 overlap
Zone 2

Mernda line

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Separates from the Hurstbridge line at Clifton Hill station.

14 stations

Zone 1
Zones 1 & 2 overlap
Zone 2

Greater metropolitan lines

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These lines have trains pulled by diesel engines and railcar services, and use Myki tickets. All trains are run by V/Line, except for the Stony Point line run by Metro Trains Melbourne using engines borrowed from V/Line Passenger.

15 stations

Stony Point line

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Begins at Frankston station on the Frankston line.

9 stations

Zone 2

Melton line

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Separates from the Sydenham line at Sunshine station.

Zone 2

The Ballarat regional line is joined to the Melton line.

Sunbury line

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Continues from the Sydenham line.

Zone 2

The Bendigo regional line is joined to the Sunbury line.

Tourist railways

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These lines are run part-time (full-time in the case of Puffing Billy) by groups of people who want to keep old trains running, and are do not use Myki tickets.

19 stations

Puffing Billy Railway

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12 stations. In this list only, a star ( * ) shows stations at which trains do not normally stop, and are there mainly to be historic.

Mornington Railway

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Yarra Valley Tourist Railway

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Maps

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References

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  1. ↑ "Public transport now has just two zones". Metlink. 2006-03-03. Archived from the original on 2007-03-03. Retrieved 2006-03-06.

Other websites

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