Armadale Railway Line - Railway Stations

Railway Stations

During peak hour times on weekdays, some railway stations are bypassed to enable faster commutes. Express trains also run along the Armadale line on weekdays, and even on weekends.

  • Red denotes city stations.
  • Yellow background denotes termini.
Name of Station Code Zone Serving Suburbs Pattern stops at this station Connections
Armadale / Thornlie Line
Perth MPH 1, FTZ Perth, Northbridge All B C T Through to Fremantle Line
Platform transfer to Joondalup Line, Mandurah Line and Midland Line
Transwa Australind service to Bunbury
Bus transfers at Wellington Street bus station
McIver MMR 1, FTZ Perth, East Perth All B C T Midland Line
Claisebrook MCK 1, FTZ East Perth All B C T Midland Line
Belmont Park ABP 1 Belmont Park Racecourse Special events only
Burswood ABD 1 Burswood All T
Victoria Park AVP 1 Victoria Park, Lathlain All T
Carlisle ACE 1 Carlisle, East Victoria Park All T
Oats Street AOS 1 Carlisle, East Victoria Park All B C T Bus transfers, CircleRoute
Welshpool AWL 1 Bentley, Welshpool All T
Queens Park AQP 2 Cannington, Queens Park All B T
Cannington ACN 2 Cannington, East Cannington All B C T Bus transfers
Beckenham ABM 2 Beckenham All B C
Thornlie ATE 2 Langford, Thornlie T Bus transfers
Kenwick AKK 2 Kenwick All B C
Maddington AMN 2 Maddington All B C Bus transfers
Gosnells AGS 3 Gosnells All B C Bus transfers
Seaforth ASH 3 Gosnells All B C
Kelmscott AKT 3 Kelmscott, Westfield All B C Bus transfers
Challis ACS 3 Kelmscott All B C
Sherwood ASD 3 Armadale All B C
Armadale AAE 4 Armadale All B C Transwa Australind service to Bunbury
Bus transfers

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