Bendigo Railway Line - Line Guide

Line Guide

Regular V/Line passenger services operate along the Bendigo line. Some services continue beyond Bendigo as the Swan Hill and Echuca lines. Suburban Metro Trains Melbourne services operate to Sunbury as the Sunbury line, the current limit of electrification on the line.

There is double track as far as Kyneton station, with a single track line continuing beyond. The line beyond Kyneton was previously double track prior to the Regional Fast Rail project in 2005.

During peak hour, some services terminate at Kyneton station.

Bold stations are termini, italic stations are staffed at least part-time (this has been confirmed).

Bendigo railway line
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0 km Southern Cross (SSS) Zone 1
1.7 km North Melbourne (NME) Zone 1
4.9 km Footscray (FSY) Zone 1
24.3 km Watergardens (SDM) Zone 2
39.5 km Sunbury (SBY) Zone 2
Blind Creek
41.50 km Rupertswood (Closed)
Jacksons Creek
50.42 km Clarkefield (CFD) Zone 2
Lancefield line
58.90 km Riddells Creek (RCK) Zone 2
66.21 km Gisborne (GIS) Zone 3
71.78 km Macedon (MDN) Zone 3
Calder Freeway
80.08 km Woodend (WED) Zone 4
87.23 km Carlsruhe (Closed)
Daylesford line
93.55 km Kyneton (KNT) Zone 6
96.54 km Redesdale Junction (Closed)
Redesdale line
Malmsbury Viaduct (Coliban River)
104.16 km Malmsbury (MMY) Zone 7
Taradale Viaduct (Back Creek)
110.87 km Taradale (Closed)
115.04 km Elphinstone (Closed)
Elphinstone tunnel (385 m long)
120.27 km Chewton (Closed)
Forest Creek
Maryborough & Maldon lines
127.28 km Castlemaine (CME) Zone 9
Calder Freeway
132.97 km Harcourt (Closed)
145.21 km Ravenswood (Closed)
Big Hill tunnel (390 m long)
159.35 km Kangaroo Flat (KFT) Zone 12
161.84 km Golden Square (Closed)
164.24 km Bendigo (BDG) Zone 13
Echuca and Swan Hill lines

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