List Of CityRail Railway Stations
The CityRail system is an extensive commuter-based rail network centred on the metropolitan area of Sydney and comprises 11 metropolitan lines, 4 intercity lines and 1 regional line. The entire length of railway is maintained by Railcorp which is a state-owned corporation. The network has over 2,060 km of track, extending as far as Newcastle, Dungog and Scone to the north, over the Blue Mountains west to the city of Bathurst, south to Bomaderry-Nowra, and southwest to Goulburn and overall consisting of 307 stations. The CityRail network serves a population of more than 5.3 million which includes the metropolitan areas of Newcastle, Wollongong, Goulburn, Katoomba and Sydney as well as small satellite cities and towns.
The Metro Light Rail which can be interchanged at Central Railway Station is also included in the list; in 2009 CityRail added the light rail line on to all CityRail maps. Most of the CityRail network runs on the surface of suburban areas while some recently constructed and inner city sections will run underground. The network is mainly served by a fleet of double-deck electric multiple unit while some regional and intercity lines are served by single-deck diesel trains.
For a list of permanently closed stations on the CityRail network, see List of closed Sydney railway stations.
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