Metro acknowledges the Victorian Traditional Owners of the land on which our rail network operates, the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung and Bunurong peoples of the Kulin Nation. We pay respect to Elders, past, present and emerging and to their cultural and spiritual connections to Country and Waters. Here you can find maps for public transport services across Melbourne and Victoria. High-contrast versions of many of our maps may be suitable for people with a vision impairment. For interactive maps of stations, stops, addresses, route numbers or line names, visit the Home page.
Train map Melbourne Melbourne train network map (Australia)
There are 17 passenger rail lines in metropolitan Melbourne. It caters for over 240 million trips each year across its 218 stations. Largely radial in nature, it is a surprisingly difficult network to map. This is mainly because the CBD is the only real focal point due to almost all lines converging on a single station (Flinders Street). A detailed travel guide Sydney to Melbourne Eight different ways to do it Travel from Sydney Train travel ideas from Sydney Travel from Melbourne Train travel ideas from Melbourne Travel from Brisbane Train travel ideas from Brisbane Travel from Adelaide Train travel ideas from Adelaide Travel from Perth Train travel ideas from Perth glehawk stlem ine 9 lmsbury Kyneton 9 Woodend 9 Macedon Gisborne 9 Riddells Creek Craigieburn Roxburgh Park Coolaroo Broadmeadows Jacana Glenroy i Melbourne Oak Park Airport Maryborough 9 Talbot 9 9 Ararat Clunes Beaufort Creswick The Melbourne rails map shows all the railway stations and lines of Melbourne trains. This railway map of Melbourne will allow you to easily plan your route with the trains of Melbourne in Victoria - Australia. The Melbourne rails map is downloadable in PDF, printable and free. Australia second largest city has some 5.3 million inhabitants.
Distances between Melbourne railway stations a quick map Maps by Philip Mallis
Good Service - trains are running on time to five minutes.; Travel Alert - special instructions or information exists for this line.; Service Change - special instructions or information exists for a train..; Cancellation - special instructions or information exists for a cancelled train.; Minor Delays - journey time may be increased with trains delayed by between five and 15 minutes, however. Do you want to explore the Victorian train network? Check out this pdf map that shows all the train lines, stations and zones in the state. You can also find out how to plan your journey, compare fares and see the future projects that will improve the rail system. Interchange station (metropolitan or V/Line services) Flemington Racecourse (special events only) Stony Point.. Melbourne Rail Network Pocket Map Edition 1 > August 2019 maps.philipmallis.com @philipmallis w t f fb.me/philipmallismaps. Title ~Melbourne Foldable Rail Network Map MASTERv1.1 Melbourne Metropolitan Train Network. Today, Melbourne has 222 train stations and 16 different train lines. Almost 250 million individual trips are taken on the train network of Melbourne each year. Melbourne trains at Flinders Street Station in Melbourne. Public transport in Melbourne is reliable and plentiful.
Melbourne rail map Rail map Melbourne (Australia)
Metro acknowledges the Victorian Traditional Owners of the land on which our rail network operates, the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung and Bunurong peoples of the Kulin Nation. We pay respect to Elders, past, present and emerging and to their cultural and spiritual connections to Country and Waters. One: regional trains act as commuter rail from some satellite suburbs just outside Melbourne, like Bacchus Marsh or Heathcote Junction. These areas lack Metro service, but are still within fare zones 1 and 2, shown as the white area on the map.
Melbourne Train Line Map Including regional Victoria. Click for larger image Metro Lines The metropolitan network features 15 lines and 222 stations. Click on the link for Line and Station maps [PDF] via metrotrains.com.au Alamein Belgrave 1.3 Land boom lines 1.4 Electrification 1.5 Post-War rebuilding 1.6 Modernisation 1.7 Privatisation 1.8 Ridership boom and Metro Trains Melbourne 1.9 Network development and level-crossing removals 2 Future Toggle Future subsection 2.1 Metro Tunnel 2.2 Airport rail link 2.3 Suburban Rail Loop 2.4 Other planned extensions 2.5 Level crossing removals
Melbourne train and tram map
View complete map featuring tram and train lines. Photos History 1984 - City Loop completed with 3 underground stations: Parliament, Melbourne Central, Flagstaff 22-04-2012: Epping - South Morang (3.4 km); + Lynbrook & Cardinia Road stations added 18-11-2012: Sydenham Watergarden - Sunbury (8.2 km) 28-04-2013: Williams Landing station added Public Transport Victoria has publicly outlined its vision for the Victorian train network in 2023, with a new map showing how the rail system will operate across the state. The map highlights the benefits of major projects such as the Metro Tunnel, the Regional Rail Revival and the High Capacity Metro Trains. Download the pdf to see the details of the future train network.
