List of NSW TrainLink railway stations

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NSW TrainLink is a train operator of passenger services outside the metropolitan area of Sydney in New South Wales. The network is divided into two tiers; intercity – a commuter-based rail network centred on the Greater Sydney area, and regional – long distance and interstate services. The network is served by a fleet of double-deck electric multiple units and single-deck diesel trains.

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List of current stations

Station	Code	Served by	Distance from Central station (km)	Date opened	Previous name(s)
Aberdeen	ABD	North Western Region Hunter Line (Scone Branch)	300.730	20 October 1870
Adamstown	ADT	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	161.120	15 August 1887
Albion Park		South Coast Line	103.340	9 November 1887	Oak Flats (1887–1888)
Albury	ABX ALY (Vic)	Southern Region 1 non-NSW TrainLink service V/Line Albury line	642.40	3 February 1881
Armidale	ARM	North Western Region	578	3 February 1883
Austinmer	AUR	South Coast Line	68.590	1 September 1887
Awaba	AWB	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	137.310	15 August 1887
Bargo	BZG	Southern Highlands Line	102.870	13 July 1919	West Bargo (1919–1921)
Bathurst	BHS	Western Region Blue Mountains Line	239.900	4 April 1876
Bell	BEL	Blue Mountains Line	137.120	1 May 1875	Mount Wilson (1875–1889)
Bellambi	BLM	South Coast Line	75.550	1889
Bellata	BZT	North Western Region	615	1897	Woolbra (1897–1909)
Benalla	BEN	Southern Region 1 non-NSW TrainLink service V/Line Albury line	742.6	18 August 1873
Beresfield		Hunter Line	179.810	31 July 1925
Berry		South Coast Line	140.840	2 June 1893
Blackheath	BKE	Blue Mountains Line	120.670	1 August 1862
Blaxland	BXD	Blue Mountains Line	71.480	11 July 1867	Wascoes (1867–1879)
Blayney	BLA	Western Region	289.6	1847
Boggabri	BGB	North Western Region	515	1882
Bomaderry (Nowra)		South Coast Line	153.350	2 June 1893
Bombo		South Coast Line	140.840	9 November 1887	North Kiama (1887–1889) Kiama (1889–1893) North Kiama (1893–1907)
Booragul	BGL	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	146.390	24 October 1926
Bowral	BWL	Southern Region Southern Highlands Line	136.340	2 December 1867
Branxton	BNX	Hunter Line (Scone Branch)	215.600	24 March 1862
Brisbane (Roma Street)		North Coast Region 17 non-NSW TrainLink services Airport line Beenleigh line Caboolture line Cleveland line Doomben line Exhibition line Ferny Grove line Gold Coast line Ipswich/Rosewood line Redcliffe Peninsula line Shorncliffe line Springfield line Sunshine Coast line Spirit of Queensland Spirit of the Outback Tilt Train <span style="color:white; font-weight:bold; font-size:inherit; white-space:nowrap;">Westlander</span>	987.9	14 June 1875
Broadmeadow	BMD	North Coast Region North Western Region Central Coast & Newcastle Line	162.940	15 August 1887
Broadmeadows	BMS	Southern Region 4 non-NSW TrainLink services V/Line Albury line V/Line Seymour line V/Line Shepparton line Craigieburn line	921	1 February 1873
Broken Hill	BHQ	Western Region	1,122.8	1919
Bullaburra	BUB	Blue Mountains Line	97.690	16 February 1925
Bulli	BUI	South Coast Line	72.150	21 June 1887
Bundanoon	BUN	Southern Region Southern Highlands Line	162.260	6 August 1868	Jordans Crossing (1868–1878) Jordans Siding (1878–1881)
Bungendore	BUX	Southern Region	281.8
Burradoo	BUO	Southern Highlands Line	138.840	1870
Canberra	CBR	Southern Region	329.610	21 April 1924
Cardiff	CDF	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	155.080	14 March 1889 (original site) 8 June 1902 (present site)
Casino	CSI	North Coast Region	803.9	1930
Coalcliff	CCF	South Coast Line	59.270	1 August 1920
Cockle Creek	CCK	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	150.630	15 August 1887
Coffs Harbour	CFS	North Coast Region	607.810	30 August 1915
Coledale	COL	South Coast Line	66.230	1 July 1902 (original site) 5 September 1906 (second site) 27 October 1912 (present site)
Condobolin	CBX	Western Region	546.300	1896
Coniston		South Coast Line	84.100	1 April 1916 (original site) 1 November 1925 (reopen after closure on 29 April 1923) 20 May 1941 (present site)
Coolamon	CLO	Southern Region	509.5	1881
Cootamundra	CMD	Southern Region	429.650	1877
Corrimal	CIM	South Coast Line	76.990	21 June 1887
Cowan	CWN	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	48.810	1890 (originally) 6 October 1901 (with platform)
Cringila		South Coast Line (Port Kembla Branch)	87.650	16 April 1926
Culcairn	CUL	Southern Region	596	1880
Dapto		South Coast Line	95.050	9 January 1887
Darnick	DNK	Western Region	879.2	7 November 1927
Dora Creek	DRK	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	127.230	16 August 1889
Douglas Park	DPK	Southern Highlands Line	73.320	6 September 1869 (original site) 13 June 1892 (present site)	Douglass Park (1869–1891)
Dubbo	DBO	Western Region	461.9	1881
Dungog	DGG	North Coast Region Hunter Line (Dungog Branch)	245.200	14 August 1911
East Maitland	EAM	Hunter Line	189.097	27 July 1858 (original site) 2 May 1864 (second site) 25 March 1879 (present site)	Morpeth Junction (1858–1879)
Euabalong West	EUB	Western Region	617.8	1919
Eungai	ENG	North Coast Region	534
Exeter	EXT	Southern Highlands Line	155.880	1878	Badgery's Siding (1878–1890)
Fairy Meadow	FNW	South Coast Line	79.360	1887	Cramsville (1887–1888) Para-Meadow (1888–1909) Balgownie (1909–1956)
Fassifern	FSN	North Coast Region North Western Region Central Coast & Newcastle Line	142.310	1888 (originally) 5 May 1891 (with platform)
Faulconbridge	FLB	Blue Mountains Line	82.960	15 March 1877
Gerringong		South Coast Line	128.560	2 June 1893
Geurie	GUI	Western Region	434.50	1885
Glenbrook	GBR	Blue Mountains Line	67.090 (present)	11 July 1867 (original station) 11 May 1913 (present station)	Watertank (1867–1874) Wascoes Siding (1874–1878) Brookdale (1878–1879)
Gloucester	GCR	North Coast Region	309.30	5 February 1913
Gosford	GOS	North Coast Region North Western Region Central Coast & Newcastle Line	80.910	15 August 1887
Goulburn	GUL	Southern Region Southern Highlands Line	224.900	19 May 1869
Grafton	GFN	North Coast Region	695.70	12 October 1915
Greta	GTA	Hunter Line (Scone Branch)	210.800	6 September 1869	Farthing (1869–1878)
Griffith	GFF	Southern Region	640.38	3 July 1916
Gunnedah	GUH	North Western Region	475.80	11 September 1879
Gunning	GNI	Southern Region	278.60	9 November 1875
Hamilton	HAM	Central Coast & Newcastle Line Hunter Line	164.630	1872
Harden	HRD	Southern Region	385.40	12 March 1877	Murrumburrah (1877–1878) North Murrumburrah (1878–1880)
Hawkesbury River	HKR	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	57.400	1870	Peats Ferry (1870–1888) Brooklyn (1888–1889) Hawkesbury River (1889–1890) Hawkesbury (1890–1906)
Hazelbrook	HZK	Blue Mountains Line	93.470	1884
Helensburgh	HSB	South Coast Line	46.380	1 January 1889 (original site) 30 May 1915 (present site)
Henty	HTY	Southern Region	580.29	1880 (original station) 1904 (present station)	Doodle Cooma (1880–1891)
Hexham	HXM	Hunter Line	175.530	1 August 1871
High Street	HGH	Hunter Line	191.410	27 May 1856
Hilldale		Hunter Line (Dungog Branch)	226.400	14 August 1911
Ivanhoe	IVN	Western Region	816.40	19 August 1925
Junee	JUE	Southern Region	485.67	6 July 1878	Junee Junction (1881–1940)
Katoomba	KTO	Western Region Blue Mountains Line	109.940	2 February 1874	Crushers (1874–1877)
Kembla Grange		South Coast Line	91.590	1 January 1890
Kempsey	KPS	North Coast Region	503.65	3 December 1917
Kendall	KDL	North Coast Region	433.30	12 April 1915
Kiama		South Coast Line	119.160	2 June 1893
Koolewong	KWG	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	74.820	29 November 1920
Kootingal	KNG	North Western Region	472.10	9 January 1882	Moonbi (1882–1914)
Kotara	KRZ	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	158.920	12 November 1924
Kyogle	KYO	North Coast Region	833.80	25 June 1910
Lapstone	LAP	Blue Mountains Line	63.620	24 February 1964
Lawson	LWN	Blue Mountains Line	96.040	11 July 1867	Blue Mountain (1867–1879)
Leeton	LEE	Southern Region	612.64	6 March 1922
Leura	LEU	Blue Mountains Line	107.590	6 December 1890
Linden	LND	Blue Mountains Line	86.810	August 1874 (as tank stop) 26 October 1874 (with platform)	Linden Tank (1874) Henderson's Platform (1874–1879)
Lisarow	LRW	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	87.730	31 October 1892	Jenkins Siding (1892–1902) Wyoming (1902)
Lithgow	LTH	Blue Mountains Line	155.780	June 1877 (original site) 9 March 1855 (present site)
Lochinvar	LVR	Hunter Line (Scone Branch)	202.600	2 July 1860
Lysaghts		South Coast Line (Port Kembla Branch)	86.270	30 May 1938
Macksville	MXV	North Coast Region	552.4	1 July 1919
Maitland	MTL	North Coast Region North Western Region Hunter Line	192.550	1880	West Maitland (1880–1949)
Martins Creek	MCR	Hunter Line (Dungog Branch)	218.500	14 August 1911
Marulan	MRX	Southern Highlands Line	192.910	6 August 1868
Medlow Bath	MED	Blue Mountains Line	115.800	21 January 1880	Browns Siding Pulpit Hill (1880–1883) Medlow (1883–1903)
Melbourne (Southern Cross)	SSS	Southern Region 28 non-NSW TrainLink services Alamein line V/Line Albury line V/Line Ararat line V/Line Ballarat line Belgrave line V/Line Bendigo line Craigieburn line Cranbourne line V/Line Echuca line Flemington Racecourse line Frankston line V/Line Geelong line V/Line Gippsland line Glen Waverley line Hurstbridge line Lilydale line V/Line Maryborough line Mernda line Pakenham line V/Line Seymour line V/Line Shepparton line Sunbury line V/Line Swan Hill line The Overland Upfield line V/Line Warrnambool line Werribee line Williamstown line	17 January 1859
Menangle	MGE	Southern Highlands Line	65.330	1 July 1863
Menangle Park	MEK	Southern Highlands Line	62.850	26 September 1937
Menindee	MND	Western Region	1006.60	15 July 1919
Metford		Hunter Line	185.120	17 March 1995^[1]
Millthorpe		Western Region	302.60	1886
Mindaribba	MNB	Hunter Line (Dungog Branch)	218.500	14 August 1911	Dunmore (1911–1912)
Minnamurra		South Coast Line	113.370	23 December 1891 (original site) 10 October 1943 (present site)
Mittagong	MIT	Southern Region Southern Highlands Line	131.570	1 March 1867
Moree	MRZ	North Western Region	665.60	1 April 1897 (original site) 1904 (present site)
Morisset	MOI	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	123.330	15 August 1888	Morrisset (1888–1889)
Moss Vale	MSV	Southern Region Southern Highlands Line	145.710	2 December 1867	Sutton Forest (1867–1877)
Mount Victoria	MVR	Blue Mountains Line	126.720	6 September 1869
Murrurundi	MDI	North Western Region	352.30	4 April 1872
Muswellbrook	MBK	North Western Region Hunter Line (Scone Branch)	288.800	19 May 1869	Musclebrook (1869–1890)
Nambucca Heads	NBH	North Coast Region	565.10	3 December 1923	Nambucca Heads (original), Nambucca (1925–1964)
Narara	NRR	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	84.600	15 August 1887
Narrabri	NAA	North Western Region	569.20	1 April 1897
Narrandera	NRA	Southern Region	583.48	28 February 1881
Newcastle Interchange		Central Coast & Newcastle Line Hunter Line	165.60	15 October 2017
Niagara Park	NIA	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	86.190	October 1902	Tundula (1902)
North Wollongong	NHW	South Coast Line	81.320	19 July 1915
Oak Flats		South Coast Line	105.130	1 January 1890 (originally) 9 March 1925 (with platform) 21 February 2003 (present site)
Orange	OAG	Western Region	322.6	19 April 1877
Otford	OTF	South Coast Line	52.639	3 October 1888
Ourimbah	OUR	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	90.610	15 August 1887
Parkes	PKE	Western Region	445.5	18 December 1893
Paterson	PTR	Hunter Line (Dungog Branch)	213.200	14 August 1911
Penrose	PRS	Southern Highlands Line	171.400	1869 (as siding) 1 June 1871 (original site) 15 March 1916 (present site)	Cables Siding (1869–1871)
Picton	PIC	Southern Highlands Line	85.250	1 July 1863
Point Clare	PCL	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	78.050	28 June 1891
Port Kembla		South Coast Line (Port Kembla Branch)	90.240	5 January 1920
Port Kembla North		South Coast Line (Port Kembla Branch)	88.770	9 March 1936
Queanbeyan	QBN	Southern Region	321.46	8 September 1887
Quirindi	UIR	North Western Region	392.7	13 August 1877
Rydal	RDL	Western Region Blue Mountains Line	181.4	1 July 1870
Sandgate	SDG	Hunter Line	170.510	1881
Sawtell	SWT	North Coast Region	600.70	13 July 1925
Scarborough	SCB	South Coast Line	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)
Scone	NSO	North Western Region Hunter Line (Scone Branch)	314.660	17 April 1871
Seymour	SEY	Southern Region 3 non-NSW TrainLink services V/Line Albury line V/Line Seymour line V/Line Shepparton line		20 November 1872
Shellharbour Junction		South Coast Line	110.660	22 November 2014	Dunmore (Shellharbour) 800 metres away, 9 November 1887
Singleton	SIX	North Western Region Hunter Line (Scone Branch)	238.900	7 May 1863
Springwood	SPR	Blue Mountains Line	79.670	11 July 1867
Stanwell Park	SWP	South Coast Line	55.950	14 March 1890 (original site) 10 October 1920 (present site)
Stuart Town	SWN	Western Region	379.60	1 June 1880
Tahmoor	TAH	Southern Highlands Line	94.490^[2]	13 July 1919^[2]
Tallong	TJG	Southern Highlands Line	185.380^[3]	1869 (originally) 16 April 1878 (with platform)^[3]	Barbers Creek Tank (1869–1905)^[3]
Tamworth	TMW	North Western Region	455.1	9 January 1882
Tarago	TGO	Southern Region	282.51	3 January 1884
Tarana	TNJ	Western Region Blue Mountains Line	198.3	22 April 1872
Taree	TRO	North Coast Region	378.60	5 February 1913
Tarro	TRJ	Hunter Line	178.180^[4]	5 April 1857^[4]	Hexham (1857–1871) Hexham Township (1871)^[4]
Tascott	TSC	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	76.910^[5]	October 1905^[5]
Telarah	TLR	Hunter Line (Dungog Branch)	194.740^[6]	14 August 1911^[6]	West Maitland Marshalling Yard (1911–1922)^[6]
Teralba	TBR	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	147.570^[7]	15 August 1887^[8]
The Rock	TRK	Southern Region	550.29	1 September 1880	Hanging Rock (1880–1882) Kingston (1882–1883)
Thirroul	TRL	South Coast Line	70.240^[9]	21 June 1887^[9]	Robbinsville (1887–1891)^[10]
Thornton	THO	Hunter Line	182.190^[11]	1 August 1871^[11]	Woodford (1871–1877)^[11]
Towradgi	TOW	South Coast Line	78.020^[12]	18 December 1948^[12]
Tuggerah	TGG	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	98.540^[13]	1890^[13]	Tuggerah Lakes (1890–1891) Tuggerah (1891–?) Tuggerah Lakes (?–1911)^[13]
Unanderra		South Coast Line	88.270^[14]	9 November 1887^[14]
Uralla	URL	North Western Region	555.10	2 August 1882
Urunga	URA	North Coast Region	580.90	19 March 1923
Valley Heights	VHS	Blue Mountains Line	77.410^[15]	May 1875^[15]	Eagers Platform (1875–1877) The Valley (1877–1880)^[15]
Victoria Street	VST	Hunter Line	187.920^[16]	5 April 1857^[16]	East Maitland (1857–1858) (closed) (1858–1877)^[16]
Wagga Wagga	WGA	Southern Region	521.40	1 September 1879
Walcha Road	WLC	North Western Region	517.9	2 August 1882
Wallarobba	WLB	Hunter Line (Dungog Branch)	231.700^[17]	14 August 1911^[17]
Wangaratta	WAG	Southern Region 1 non-NSW TrainLink service V/Line Albury line		28 October 1873
Warabrook	WBK	Hunter Line	168.690^[18]	23 October 1995^[1]
Waratah	WTH	Hunter Line	165.970^[19]	9 March 1858^[19]
Warnervale	WNV	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	105.900^[20]	2 September 1907 (originally) 17 October 1910 (with platform)^[20]
Warrimoo	WRM	Blue Mountains Line	74.300^[21]	9 March 1918^[21]
Wauchope	WAU	North Coast Region	455.00	12 April 1915
Wellington	WEL	Western Region	410.40	1 June 1880
Wentworth Falls	WFS	Blue Mountains Line	102.610^[22]	22 July 1867^[22]	Weatherboard (1867–1879)^[22]
Werris Creek	WCK	North Western Region	410.7	1880
Wingello	WNE	Southern Highlands Line	177.140^[23]	1 June 1871 (as siding) 1882 (as station)^[23]	Unnamed (1871–1895)^[23]
Wingham	WGM	North Coast Region	367.10	5 February 1913
Willow Tree	WTE	North Western Region	375.70	13 August 1877	Warrah (1877–1879)
Wirragulla	WGL	Hunter Line (Dungog Branch)	238.000^[24]	14 August 1911^[24]
Wollongong	WOL	South Coast Line	82.920^[25]	21 June 1887^[25]
Wombarra	WMJ	South Coast Line	64.340^[26]	12 February 1917^[26]
Wondabyne	WDB	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	65.150^[27]	1 May 1889 (original site) April 1939 (present site)^[27]	Mullet Creek Junction (1889–1890) Hawkesbury Cabin (1890–1891)^[27]
Woodford	WFO	Blue Mountains Line	90.370^[28]	11 July 1868^[28]	Buss's Platform (1868–1871)^[28]
Woonona	WOJ	South Coast Line	73.990^[29]	25 August 1919^[29]
Woy Woy	WOY	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	72.620^[30]	1 February 1889 (originally) 18 December 1891 (with platform)^[30]
Wyee	WYE	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	114.860^[31]	1 August 1892 (originally) February 1896 (with platform)^[31]
Wyong	WYG	Central Coast & Newcastle Line	101.080^[32]	15 August 1887^[32]
Yass Junction	YAS	Southern Region	318.01	3 July 1876	Yass (1876–1882)
Yerrinbool	YEB	Southern Highlands Line	116.310^[33]	13 July 1919^[33]
Zig Zag	ZIG	Blue Mountains Line	150.940^[34]	15 April 1878 (originally) 1959 (after closure in 1910)^[34]

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References

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^ ^a ^b ^c Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Tallong Railway Station. Retrieved 24 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b ^c Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Tarro Railway Station. Retrieved 24 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Tascott Railway Station. Retrieved 24 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b ^c Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Telarah Railway Station. Retrieved 24 July 2007.
^ Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Teralba Railway Station. Retrieved 24 July 2007.
^ City of Lake Macquarie, "Local History: History of Teralba". Retrieved 25 July 2014.
^ ^a ^b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Thirroul Railway Station". Retrieved 24 July 2007.
^ Forsyth, J.H. (ed.) (1988–93), Stations & Tracks; Vol. 1: "Main Suburban & Branches – Illawarra & Branches". State Rail Authority of New South Wales: Sydney, p. 145.
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^ ^a ^b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Towradgi Railway Station". Retrieved 24 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b ^c Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Tuggerah Railway Station. Retrieved 24 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Unanderra Railway Station. Retrieved 24 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b ^c Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Valley Heights Railway Station. Retrieved 24 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b ^c Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Victoria Street Railway Station. Retrieved 24 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Wallarobba Railway Station. Retrieved 25 July 2007.
^ Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Warabrook Railway Station. Retrieved 25 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Waratah Railway Station. Retrieved 25 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Warnervale Railway Station. Retrieved 24 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Warrimoo Railway Station. Retrieved 24 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b ^c Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Wentworth Falls Railway Station. Retrieved 24 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b ^c Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Wingello Railway Station. Retrieved 24 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Wirragulla Railway Station. Retrieved 25 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Wollongong Railway Station. Retrieved 25 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Wombarra Railway Station. Retrieved 25 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b ^c Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Wondabyne Railway Station. Retrieved 24 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b ^c Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Woodford Railway Station. Retrieved 24 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Woonona Railway Station. Retrieved 25 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Woy Woy Railway Station. Retrieved 25 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Wyee Railway Station. Retrieved 24 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Wyong Railway Station. Retrieved 24 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Yerrinbool Railway Station. Retrieved 24 July 2007.
^ ^a ^b Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Zig Zag Railway Station. Retrieved 25 July 2007.
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^ "South Coast Line". NSWrail.net. Retrieved 28 September 2011.

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