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Bogan Gate–Tottenham railway line

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The Tottenham branch line at Trundle, New South Wales

Bogan Gate-Tottenham railway line

				km from Central
					Mount Royal Smelters
				597.45	Tottenham
					Caroline Mine
				586.46	Minemoorong
					Iron Duke Mine
				576.82	Albert
				566.31	Middlefield
				554.60	Yethera
				543.31	Tullamore
				536.17	Gobondery
				527.78	Kadungle
				519.80	The Troffs
				508.46	Trundle
				497.81	Botfield
					Broken Hill Line
				483.08	Bogan Gate
					Broken Hill Line

The Bogan Gate-to-Tottenham railway line is a railway line in New South Wales, Australia. It starts at the Bogan Gate junction on the transcontinental railway line and terminates at the town of Tottenham, New South Wales, near the geographic centre of that state. Although stations were built on the line, all have been closed, and it is now solely a goods line.^[1]

Stations

Station Name	Picture	Opened	Closed	Status
Bogan Gate - Tottenham
Bogan Gate		1896		Re-used
Botfield		1907	1974	Closed
Trundle		1907		Closed
The Troffs		1908	1974	Closed
Kadungle		1908	1974	Closed
Gobonderry		1908	1974	Closed
Tullamore		1908		Closed
Yethera		1916	1974	Closed
Middlefield		1916	1974	Closed
Albert		1916		Closed
Minemoorong		1916	1974	Closed
Tottenham		1916		Closed

See also

Tottenham railway station, Melbourne, Australia
Tottenham Hale station, London, England

References

^ Tottenham Railway Line.

Railway lines in New South Wales

Main lines
Broken Hill South Coast (Illawarra) Main North Main Southern Main Western North Coast

Country branch lines

Operational

Closed

Sydney lines

Commuter rail	Airport Bankstown City Circle Cronulla Eastern Suburbs East Hills Main Suburban North Shore Olympic Park Richmond South West
Goods lines	Sydney Freight Network Southern Sydney Freight
Rapid transit	Sydney Metro North West **Epping to Chatswood (converted)
Closed	Camden Carlingford Holsworthy Kurrajong Rogans Hill Ropes Creek Royal National Park Sandown

Proposed or under construction
Sydney Metro Western Sydney Airport West Inland Rail Maldon–Dombarton Western Sydney Freight Line

Tourist & heritage railways
Byron Bay Railroad Company Glenreagh Mountain Railway Lachlan Valley Railway NSW Rail Museum Oberon Tarana Heritage Railway Richmond Vale Railway Skitube Zig Zag Railway

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