Illawarra railway line, Sydney
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Lines of Sydney CityRail | |
City Circle | |
Metropolitan services | |
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Airport and East Hills | |
South | |
Bankstown | |
Inner West | |
Illawarra (Eastern Suburbs) | |
North Shore | |
Western | |
Northern | |
Cumberland | |
Carlingford | |
Olympic Park Sprint | |
Intercity services | |
Southern Highlands | |
South Coast | |
Blue Mountains | |
Newcastle and Central Coast | |
Hunter Valley | |
Under construction | |
Epping to Chatswood | |
List of Sydney railway stations |
The Illawarra and Eastern Suburbs Line is located in Sydney, Australia, in CityRail's metropolitan and south coast network, and has two branches, one to Cronulla and the other to Waterfall. The network stretches from Bondi Junction in the north (and includes the Eastern Suburbs railway), through Helensburgh and the Royal National Park. The Illawarra line is joined to the South Coast line at Waterfall which extends the CityRail network outside the metropolitan area to Dapto in the south, then continuing to Kiama in the Shoalhaven region.
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History
The line was made in the mid 1800s to transport people living in Wollongong ("the Gong") to the city of Sydney.
Illawarra and Eastern Suburbs Line stations
- Redfern
- Sydenham
- Tempe
- Wolli Creek
- Arncliffe
- Banksia
- Rockdale
- Kogarah
- Carlton
- Allawah
- Hurstville
- Penshurst
- Mortdale
- Oatley
- Como
- Jannali
- Sutherland
To Waterfall
South Coast line continues for intercity services