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Geelong V/Line rail service

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Geelong
Overview
Service type	Regional rail
System	Victorian railway network
Status	Operational
Locale	Victoria, Australia
Predecessor	Geelong Flier (1926–1927) The Flyer ^ (1927–c. 1967) The Flyer (c. 1967–?) ^ outbound extended to Port Fairy
First service	25 June 1957 (1957-06-25)
Current operator(s)	V/Line
Former operator(s)	Geelong and Melbourne Railway (G&MR) (1857–1860) Victorian Railways (VR) (1860–1974) VR as VicRail (1974–1983) STA (V/Line) (1983–1989) PTC (V/Line) (1989–1995) PTC (V/Line Passenger) (1995–1998) V/Line Passenger (1998–2010)
Website	V/Line Geelong on Twitter
Route
Termini	Southern Cross Waurn Ponds
Stops	15
Distance travelled	93.0 km (57.8 mi)
Average journey time	1 hours 19 minutes
Service frequency	5 express services weekdays 2 local services weekend days 1 express service weekend evenings
Line(s) used	Serviceton, Deer Park–West Werribee, Port Fairy
On-board services
Class(es)	Economy
Disabled access	Yes
Catering facilities	No
Baggage facilities	Limited
Technical
Rolling stock	VLocity Sprinter N class locomotive-hauled N-class carriages & H-class carriages
Track gauge	1,600 mm (5 ft 3 in)
Track owner(s)	VicTrack
Route map h:mm km zone 0:00 0.0 Southern Cross ●●● 1 0:08 5.6 Footscray ●●●●●●●●■ 1 0:13 12.3 Sunshine ●●●● 1/2 0:18 17.9 Deer Park ●●● 2 0:27 29.5 Tarneit 0:33 40.3 Wyndham Vale 0:41 55.7 Little River 2 0:47 65.6 Lara 2/3/4 0:52 72.1 Corio 3/4 0:55 75.3 North Shore ● 0:59 78.1 North Geelong 3/4 1:03 80.7 Geelong ● 4 1:08 82.5 South Geelong 1:13 87.7 Marshall 1:19 93.0 Waurn Ponds ● 4 warrnambool service to Warrnambool h:mm km zone

Geelong (physical track)

Stopping patterns

Legend — Station status

• ◼ Premium Station – Station staffed from first to last train
• ◻ Host Station – Usually staffed during morning peak, however this can vary for different stations on the network.

Legend — Stopping patterns
Services do not operate via the City Loop

• ● – All trains stop
• ◐ – Some services do not stop
• | – Trains pass and do not stop

Geelong Services
Station	Zone	Local	Shuttle
◼ Flinders Street	1	●
◼ Southern Cross		●
◼ North Melbourne		●
◻ South Kensington		●
◼ Footscray		●

Station Histories

Station	Opened	Closed	Age	Notes
Southern Cross	17 January 1859		165 years	Formerly Batman's Hill Formerly Spencer Street
Footscray	24 September 1900		123 years
Sunshine	7 September 1885		138 years	Formerly Braybrook Junction
Deer Park	2 April 1884		140 years	Formerly Kororoit Creek
Tarneit	15 June 2015		8 years
Wyndham Vale	15 June 2015		8 years
Wyndham Vale South Sidings	?			Future Black Forest Road station site
Manor	2 February 1911	1 November 1970	59 years
Mambourin	November 1888	1893	4 years	Formerly Pearce's Bros Siding
Little River	1 January 1957		67 years	Formerly Little River Formerly Bulban
Lara	1 November 1856		167 years	Formerly Duck Ponds
Elders IXL Siding	12 March 1986	2010	24 years
Geelong Grammar Siding	24 May 1955		112 years
Corio	15 September 1890		133 years	Formerly Cowies Creek Formerly Cowie
Distillers Siding	14 February 1928	c. 21 February 1987	Approx. 59 years
North Shore	15 April 1895		129 years	Formerly North Shore Formerly Corio
Harbour Trust Sidings	8 March 1909		115 years
North Geelong Yard	28 January 1885		139 years
North Geelong	1 August 1883		140 years	Formerly West Geelong
Geelong Locomotive Depot	20 May 1917		106 years
Cunningham Pier	?	?		Formerly Railway Pier
Geelong	1 November 1856		167 years
South Geelong	1 November 1883		140 years
Geelong Racecourse (2nd)	1 January 1911	19 October 2005	94 years	Formerly Geelong Showgrounds
Breakwater	28 December 1889	6 March 1895	5 years
	25 June 1895	12 August 1898	3 years
Marshall	14 July 1879	17 February 1964	84 years	Formerly Connewarra
	26 April 2005		19 years
Geelong Racecourse (1st)	26 January 1877	c. January 1878	Approx. 12 months	On main line
	22 January 1878	13 January 1906	27 years	On branch
Grovedale	c. 25 November 1876	1954	Approx. 77 years	Formerly Germantown
Duneed	c. 25 November 1876	26 July 1921	Approx. 44 years
Waurn Ponds	12 October 2014		9 years
Waurn Ponds Cement Siding	22 March 1963	31 May 2021	58 years
Waurn Ponds Stabling Sidings	27 February 2023		14 months

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Warrnambool V/Line rail service

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Warrnambool
Overview
Service type	Regional rail
System	Victorian railway network
Status	Operational
Locale	Victoria, Australia
Predecessor	Winchelsea (1876–1877) Colac (1877–1883) Camperdown (1883–1887) Terang (1887–1890) Port Fairy (1890–1977) The Flyer ^ (1927–c. 1967) The Westcoaster (1987–c. 2004) ^ outbound only
First service	25 November 1876 (1876-11-25)
Current operator(s)	V/Line
Former operator(s)	Victorian Railways (VR) (1876–1974) VR as VicRail (1974–1983) STA (V/Line) (1983–1989) PTC (V/Line) (1989–1993) West Coast Railway (1993–2004) V/Line Passenger (2004–2010)
Website	V/Line Geelong on Twitter
Route
Termini	Southern Cross Warrnambool
Stops	21
Distance travelled	275.4 km (171.1 mi)
Average journey time	3 hours 37 minutes
Service frequency	5 express services weekdays 2 local services weekend 1 express service weekend
Line(s) used	Serviceton, Deer Park–West Werribee, Port Fairy
On-board services
Class(es)	First and economy
Disabled access	Yes
Catering facilities	Yes
Baggage facilities	Yes
Technical
Rolling stock	N class locomotive-hauled N-class carriages
Track gauge	1,600 mm (5 ft 3 in)
Track owner(s)	VicTrack
Route map h:mm km 0:00 0.0 Southern Cross ●●● 0:09 5.6 Footscray ●●●●●●●●■ 17.9 Deer Park ●●● 0:28 29.5 Tarneit 0:37 40.3 Wyndham Vale 0:47 55.7 Little River 0:55 65.6 Lara 1:01 72.1 Corio 1:04 75.3 North Shore ● 1:08 78.1 North Geelong 1:14 80.7 Geelong ● 1:19 82.5 South Geelong 1:24 87.7 Marshall 1:31 93.0 Waurn Ponds ● 1:52 121.9 Winchelsea 2:06 142.4 Birregurra 2:26 161.5 Colac 2:55 206.6 Camperdown 3:11 228.9 Terang 3:37 269.5 Sherwood Park 3:47 275.4 Warrnambool h:mm km

Warrnambool (physical track)

Stopping patterns

Legend — Station status

• ◼ Premium Station – Station staffed from first to last train
• ◻ Host Station – Usually staffed during morning peak, however this can vary for different stations on the network.

Legend — Stopping patterns

• ● – All trains stop
• ◐ – Some services do not stop
• ▲ – Only inbound trains stop
• ▼ – Only outbound trains stop
• | – Trains pass and do not stop

Warrnambool Services
Station	Express	Local down	Local up
◼ Southern Cross	●	▼	▲
◼ Footscray	●	▼	▲
◼ Sunshine
◻ Deer Park	|	|	◐
◼ Tarneit	|	▼	▲
◼ Wyndham Vale	|	▼	▲
◻ Little River	|	◐	|
◻ Lara	|	▼	▲
◻ Corio	|	◐	▲
◻ North Shore	|	▼	▲
◻ North Geelong	◐	▼	▲
◼ Geelong	●	▼	▲
◼ South Geelong	◐	▼	▲
◻ Marshall	◐	▼	◐
◼ Waurn Ponds	●	▼	▲
◻ Winchelsea	●	▼	▲
◻ Birregurra	●	▼	▲
◻ Colac	●	▼	▲
◻ Camperdown	●	▼	▲
◻ Terang	●	▼	▲
◻ Sherwood Park	●	▼	▲
◼ Warrnambool	●	▼	▲

Station Histories

Station	Opened	Closed	Age	Notes
Southern Cross	17 January 1859		165 years	Formerly Batman's Hill Formerly Spencer Street
Footscray	24 September 1900		123 years
Deer Park	2 April 1884		140 years	Formerly Kororoit Creek
Tarneit	15 June 2015		8 years
Wyndham Vale	15 June 2015		8 years
Wyndham Vale South Sidings	?			Future Black Forest Road station site
Manor	2 February 1911	1 November 1970	59 years
Mambourin	November 1888	1893	4 years	Formerly Pearce's Bros Siding
Little River	1 January 1957		67 years	Formerly Little River Formerly Bulban
Lara	1 November 1856		167 years	Formerly Duck Ponds
Elders IXL Siding	12 March 1986	2010	24 years
Geelong Grammar Siding	24 May 1955		112 years
Corio	15 September 1890		133 years	Formerly Cowies Creek Formerly Cowie
Distillers Siding	14 February 1928	c. 21 February 1987	Approx. 59 years
North Shore	15 April 1895		129 years	Formerly North Shore Formerly Corio
Harbour Trust Sidings	8 March 1909		115 years
North Geelong Yard	28 January 1885		139 years
North Geelong	1 August 1883		140 years	Formerly West Geelong
Geelong Locomotive Depot	20 May 1917		106 years
Cunningham Pier	?	?		Formerly Railway Pier
Geelong	1 November 1856		167 years
South Geelong	1 November 1883		140 years
Geelong Racecourse (2nd)	1 January 1911	19 October 2005	94 years	Formerly Geelong Showgrounds
Breakwater	28 December 1889	6 March 1895	5 years
	25 June 1895	12 August 1898	3 years
Marshall	14 July 1879	17 February 1964	84 years	Formerly Connewarra
	26 April 2005		19 years
Geelong Racecourse (1st)	26 January 1877	c. January 1878	Approx. 12 months	On main line
	22 January 1878	13 January 1906	27 years	On branch
Grovedale	c. 25 November 1876	1954	Approx. 77 years	Formerly Germantown
Duneed	c. 25 November 1876	26 July 1921	Approx. 44 years
Waurn Ponds	12 October 2014		9 years
Waurn Ponds Cement Siding	22 March 1963	31 May 2021	58 years
Waurn Ponds Stabling Sidings	27 February 2023		14 months
Pettavel	?	22 August 1952	?	Formerly Pettavel Road
Moriac	1 October 1877	5 October 1982	105 years	Formerly Mount Moriac
Buckley	?	17 October 1955	?	Formerly Buckley's Road
Winchelsea	25 November 1876		147 years
Armytage	24 August 1911	12 November 1956	45 years
Birregurra	13 March 1877		147 years
Warncoort	13 March 1877	22 August 1958	81 years
Irrewarra	1 October 1877	22 August 1958	80 years
CRB Siding	1927	?	?
Shell Oil Company	?	December 1975	?
Colac	27 July 1877		146 years
Larpent	?	?	?
Pirron Yallock	?	5 October 1982	?
Stoneyford	?	17 October 1955	?
Pomborneit	?	14 August 1978	?
Weerite	?	22 July 1975	?
Camperdown	2 July 1883		140 years
Boorcan	23 April 1887	5 October 1982	95 years
Terang	23 April 1887		137 years
Garvoc	?	30 January 1966	?
Panmure	4 February 1890	5 October 1982	92 years
Cudgee	?	26 September 1960	?
Allansford	?	5 October 1982	?
Sherwood Park	19 February 2006		18 years
Warrnambool Caltex Oil Sidings	27 November 1946	1966	19 years
Warrnambool Pier	c. 1890	?	?
Warrnambool	4 February 1890		134 years
Briquette Siding	?	?	?
Westvic Siding	?		?

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Port Fairy railway line

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Port Fairy
Overview
Status	Operational with passenger services from Flinders Street to Warrnambool Dismantled beyond Warrnambool - Port Fairy to Warrnambool Rail Trail
Owner	Geelong and Melbourne Railway (G&MR) (1857–1860) Victorian Railways (VR) (1860–1974) VR as VicRail (1974–1983) MTA (The Met) (1983–1989) STA (V/Line) (1983–1989) PTC (The Met) (1989–1997) PTC (V/Line) (1989–1995) West Coast Railway (1993–2004) PTC (V/Line Passenger) (1995–1997) VicTrack (1997–Current)
Locale	Victoria, Australia
Termini	Southern Cross Port Fairy
Connecting lines	All metropolitan, regional, and interstate Deer Park–West Werribee Geelong–Ballarat Newport–Sunshine
Former connections	Alvie Colac–Ballarat Crowes Forrest Gheringhap–Maroona Hamilton–Koroit Queenscliff Maribyrnong Mortlake Timboon Wensleydale
Stations	29 current stations 41 former stations 8 sidings 15 former sidings
Service
Type	Former Victorian regional service
Services	Geelong Warrnambool Werribee Williamstown
Operator(s)	Geelong and Melbourne Railway (G&MR) (1857–1860) Victorian Railways (VR) (1860–1974) VR as VicRail (1974–1983) MTA (The Met) (1983–1989) STA (V/Line) (1983–1989) PTC (The Met) (1989–1998) PTC (V/Line) (1989–1995) West Coast Railway (1993–2004) PTC (V/Line Passenger) (1995–1998) Bayside Trains (1998–2000) V/Line Passenger (1998–2010) M>Train (2000–2004) Connex Melbourne (2004–2009) V/Line (2010–Current)
History
Commenced	25 June 1857 (1857-06-25)
Opened	Greenwich to Geelong on 25 June 1857 (1857-06-25) Southern Cross to Newport on 17 January 1859 (1859-01-17) Geelong to Winchelsea on 25 November 1876 (1876-11-25) Winchelsea to Birregurra on 13 March 1877 (1877-03-13) Birregurra to Colac on 27 July 1877 (1877-07-27) Colac to Camperdown on 2 July 1883 (1883-07-02) Camperdown to Terang on 23 April 1887 (1887-04-23) Terang to Port Fairy on 4 February 1890 (1890-02-04)
Completed	4 February 1890 (1890-02-04)
Electrified	Flinders Street to North Melbourne on 28 May 1919 (1919-05-28) North Melbourne to Altona junction on 2 August 1920 (1920-08-02) Altona junction to Werribee on 27 November 1983 (1983-11-27)
Closed	Newport to Greenwich on 18 July 1857 (1857-07-18) Dennington to Port Fairy on 12 September 1977 (1977-09-12)
Technical
Line length	298.486 km (185.471 mi)
Number of tracks	Six tracks - Flinders Street to Footscray Double track: Footscray to Geelong Single track: Geelong to Port Fairy
Track gauge	1,600 mm (5 ft 3 in)
Electrification	1500 V DC overhead Southern Cross to Werribee
Operating speed	160 km/h (99 mph)
Signalling	Automatic block signaling: Southern Cross to Altona Junction Automatic and Track Control: Altona Junction to North Geelong Automatic block signaling: North Geelong to Geelong Track Block: Geelong to Waurn Ponds Train Order Working: Waurn Ponds to Warrnambool
Route map km Multiple lines via Richmond or Jolimont City Loop 1.2 Flinders Street ●●●●●●●●●●●● Parliament ●●●●●●●●● Melbourne Central Flagstaff 0.0 Southern Cross ● City Loop Albury, North East & Western lines to Albury, Sydney & Adelaide 2.9 North Melbourne ●●●●●● 3.1 Dynon Road Upfield line to Upfield 3.7 CityLink 3.7 Moonee Ponds Creek Craigieburn, Seymour & Shepparton lines via Essendon Flemington Racecourse line to Flemington Racecourse South Kensington–West Footscray line to West Footscray 3.5 South Kensington Metro section (Werribee Line) Melbourne Metro Tunnel to Caulfield (under construction) Saltwater River (demolished) 5.5 Maribyrnong River Maribyrnong line to Maribyrnong River Terminal (dismantled) 6.6 Hopkins Street 6.9 Footscray ●●●●●●●●●■ South Kensington–West Footscray, North East SG & Western SG lines to Albury, Sydney & Adelaide or Southern Cross Multiple lines via Sunshine Footscray (Suburban) (demolished) 6.0 Napier Street 6.6 Seddon 7.3 Somerville Road 7.5 Yarraville 8.1 Francis Street (Docklands Highway) 8.3 Stony Creek 8.6 West Gate Freeway 9.2 Spotswood ANZAC & Goninans Sidings (was Spotswood Workshops) Newport–Sunshine & Western SG lines to Sunshine & Southern Cross 10.6 Newport ● 10.7 Melbourne Road Greenwich (demolished) Newport Workshops | Garden Platform (closed) | Williamstown lines to Williamstown Freezing Works Siding (demolished) Altona line to Laverton Williamstown Racecourse (1st) (demolished) 13.4 Metro Infrastructure Works Siding 13.5 SEC Siding 13.7 Hatherley (demolished) 14.1 Paisley (closed) 14.3 Millers Road 15.2 Australian Carbon Black Siding CRT Siding 15.3 Kororoit Creek 15.5 BP Platform & Sidings (demolished) 15.8 Kororoit Creek Road 17.7 Maidstone Street (Removing by 2030) 18.0 Galvin (demolished) SCT Siding Altona line to Newport 20.6 Princes Freeway 21.0 Laverton 22.2 Aircraft 23.3 Palmers Road 23.5 Williams Landing 24.5 Forsyth Road 25.7 Skeleton Waterholes Creek 27.7 Hoppers Crossing 31.7 Werribee 31.9 Werribee River 32.3 end of overhead 33.7 Werribee Racecourse (closed) 34.4 end of Metro area Deer Park–West Werribee line to Deer Park Geelong section 39.6 Manor (demolished) 41.0 Mambourin (demolished) 47.6 Little River 47.8 Little River 57.5 Lara 61.2 Elders IXL Siding (closed) 61.9 Princes Freeway 62.8 Geelong Grammar Siding (demolished) 63.9 Corio 65.3 Distillers Siding (demolished) 67.2 North Shore ● 68.1 Cowies Creek Harbour Trust Sidings Western SG line to Adelaide & Geelong–Ballarat line to Ballarat 68.8 Princes Highway 69.9 North Geelong Yard Geelong–Ballarat line to Ballarat & Fyansford line to APC Fyansford (dismantled) 70.0 North Geelong 71.1 Church Street (Midland Highway) Geelong Locomotive Depot 72.0 Latrobe Terrace (Princes Highway) Cunningham Pier (dismantled) 72.6 Geelong ● 72.9 Geelong Tunnel 74.4 South Geelong Queenscliff line to Queenscliff (dismantled) 76.9 Geelong Racecourse (2nd) (demolished) 77.7 Breakwater (demolished) Barwon River 79.6 Marshall Geelong Racecourse (1st) (demolished) 81.8 Grovedale (demolished) 84.5 Duneed (demolished) 84.9 Waurn Ponds ● 88.3 Waurn Ponds Cement Siding (closed) 88.9 Waurn Ponds Stabling Sidings Warrnambool section 90.5 Pettavel (demolished) 96.7 Moriac (demolished) Wensleydale line to Wensleydale (dismantled) 103.8 Buckley (demolished) 108.8 Princes Highway) Barwon River 113.7 Winchelsea 123.5 Armytage (demolished) 128.6 Princes Highway) Forrest line to Forrest (dismantled) 134.3 Birregurra 139.8 Princes Highway) 139.9 Warncoort (demolished) Colac–Ballarat line to Ballarat (dismantled) 147.7 Irrewarra (demolished) 149.9 CRB Siding (demolished) 150.9 Shell Oil Company (demolished) 151.5 Princes Highway) Crowes line to Crowes (dismantled) 153.4 Colac Alvie line to Alvie (dismantled) 161.2 Larpent (demolished) 168.3 Pirron Yallock (closed) 178.4 Stoneyford (demolished) 182.9 Pomborneit (demolished) Princes Highway) 189.5 Weerite (demolished) 198.5 Camperdown Timboon line to Timboon (dismantled) 211.0 Boorcan (demolished) 213.8 Mount Emu Creek 220.8 Terang Mortlake line to Mortlake (dismantled) Princes Highway) 232.5 Garvoc (demolished) Mount Emu Creek 242.7 Panmure (demolished) Princes Highway) 249.6 Cudgee (demolished) Princes Highway) 255.9 Allansford (demolished) Hopkins River 261.4 Sherwood Park 264.8 Warrnambool Caltex Oil Sidings (demolished) Warrnambool Pier (demolished) 267.3 Warrnambool 269.0 Briquette Siding (closed) 270.0 Westvic Siding 272.0 Dennington (demolished) Merri River 276.8 Illowa (demolished) 283.3 Koroit (closed) Hamilton–Koroit line to Hamilton (dismantled) 285.9 Crossley (demolished) 287.9 Kirkstall (demolished) 291.9 Moyne (demolished) Moyne River 296.4 Rosebrook (demolished) 298.5 Port Fairy (demolished) Port Fairy Wharf (demolished) km broad gauge standard gauge 2 ft 6 in narrow gauge dual gauge

Station Histories

Station	Opened	Closed	Age	Notes
Southern Cross	17 January 1859		165 years	Formerly Batman's Hill Formerly Spencer Street
Footscray	24 September 1900		123 years
Sunshine	7 September 1885		138 years	Formerly Braybrook Junction
Deer Park	2 April 1884		140 years	Formerly Kororoit Creek
Tarneit	15 June 2015		8 years
Wyndham Vale	15 June 2015		8 years
Wyndham Vale South Sidings	?			Future Black Forest Road station site
Manor	2 February 1911	1 November 1970	59 years
Mambourin	November 1888	1893	4 years	Formerly Pearce's Bros Siding
Little River	1 January 1957		67 years	Formerly Little River Formerly Bulban
Lara	1 November 1856		167 years	Formerly Duck Ponds
Elders IXL Siding	12 March 1986	2010	24 years
Geelong Grammar Siding	24 May 1955		112 years
Corio	15 September 1890		133 years	Formerly Cowies Creek Formerly Cowie
Distillers Siding	14 February 1928	c. 21 February 1987	Approx. 59 years
North Shore	15 April 1895		129 years	Formerly North Shore Formerly Corio
Harbour Trust Sidings	8 March 1909		115 years
North Geelong Yard	28 January 1885		139 years
North Geelong	1 August 1883		140 years	Formerly West Geelong
Geelong Locomotive Depot	20 May 1917		106 years
Cunningham Pier	?	?		Formerly Railway Pier
Geelong	1 November 1856		167 years
South Geelong	1 November 1883		140 years
Geelong Racecourse (2nd)	1 January 1911	19 October 2005	94 years	Formerly Geelong Showgrounds
Breakwater	28 December 1889	6 March 1895	5 years
	25 June 1895	12 August 1898	3 years
Marshall	14 July 1879	17 February 1964	84 years	Formerly Connewarra
	26 April 2005		19 years
Geelong Racecourse (1st)	26 January 1877	c. January 1878	Approx. 12 months	On main line
	22 January 1878	13 January 1906	27 years	On branch
Grovedale	c. 25 November 1876	1954	Approx. 77 years	Formerly Germantown
Duneed	c. 25 November 1876	26 July 1921	Approx. 44 years
Waurn Ponds	12 October 2014		9 years
Waurn Ponds Cement Siding	22 March 1963	31 May 2021	58 years
Waurn Ponds Stabling Sidings	27 February 2023		14 months
Pettavel	?	22 August 1952	?	Formerly Pettavel Road
Moriac	1 October 1877	5 October 1982	105 years	Formerly Mount Moriac
Buckley	?	17 October 1955	?	Formerly Buckley's Road
Winchelsea	25 November 1876		147 years
Armytage	24 August 1911	12 November 1956	45 years
Birregurra	13 March 1877		147 years
Warncoort	13 March 1877	22 August 1958	81 years
Irrewarra	1 October 1877	22 August 1958	80 years
CRB Siding	1927	?	?
Shell Oil Company	?	December 1975	?
Colac	27 July 1877		146 years
Larpent	?	?	?
Pirron Yallock	?	5 October 1982	?
Stoneyford	?	17 October 1955	?
Pomborneit	?	14 August 1978	?
Weerite	?	22 July 1975	?
Camperdown	2 July 1883		140 years
Boorcan	23 April 1887	5 October 1982	95 years
Terang	23 April 1887		137 years
Garvoc	?	30 January 1966	?
Panmure	4 February 1890	5 October 1982	92 years
Cudgee	?	26 September 1960	?
Allansford	?	5 October 1982	?
Sherwood Park	19 February 2006		18 years
Warrnambool Caltex Oil Sidings	27 November 1946	1966	19 years
Warrnambool Pier	c. 1890	?	?
Warrnambool	4 February 1890		134 years
Briquette Siding	?	?	?
Westvic Siding	?		?
Dennington	c. pre 1897	1 September 1958	Approx. 61 years	Passengers Siding for British Imperial Oil Coy (later Shell) Siding for Anglo Swiss Condensed Milk Coy (later Nestle)
	1 September 1958	2002	43 years	Siding for British Imperial Oil Coy (later Shell) Siding for Anglo Swiss Condensed Milk Coy (later Nestle)
Illowa	August 1890	12 September 1977	87 years	Formerly Farnham
Koroit	4 February 1890	12 September 1977	87 years
Crossley	4 February 1890	1 August 1955	65 years	Formerly West Koroit
Kirkstall	4 February 1890	1 September 1957	67 years	Formerly Crossley
Moyne	4 February 1890	1 September 1957	67 years	Formerly Korongah Formerly Moyne Siding
Rosebrook	4 February 1890	1 August 1955	65 years
Port Fairy	4 February 1890	12 September 1977	87 years
Port Fairy Wharf	?	?	?

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Deer Park–West Werribee railway line

Deer Park–West Werribee

Route map km Serviceton line to Sunshine 17.9 Deer Park ●●● Ravenhall Siding (closed) Sandringham Quarry Trust Siding (closed) 19.3 Deer Park West (proposed) Ararat, Ballarat, Maryborough lines to Ballarat 20.1 Western Freeway 26.0 Truganina (proposed) 28.4 Skeleton Waterholes Creek 29.5 Tarneit 29.5 Derrimut Road 32.2 Davies (proposed) 36.0 Sayers Road (proposed) 36.8 Werribee River 40.3 Wyndham Vale 42.7 Wyndham Vale South Sidings Western SG line to Southern Cross & Port Fairy line to Werribee 47.7 Manor (demolished) 49.2 Mambourin (demolished) 55.7 Little River Western SG line to Adelaide & Geelong lines, Warrnambool lines to Ballarat km broad gauge standard gauge

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Crowes railway line

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