Cumberland Line Stations
| Name | Code | MyMulti Zone |
Serving Suburbs | Pattern stops at this station |
Connections | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cumberland Line | |||||||
| Blacktown | BAK | Three | Blacktown | ||||
| Seven Hills | SEV | Two | Seven Hills | ||||
| Toongabbie | TBB | Two | Toongabbie | ||||
| Pendle Hill | PDH | Two | Pendle Hill | ||||
| Wentworthville | WWH | Two | Wentworthville | ||||
| Westmead | WMD | Two | Westmead | ||||
| Parramatta | PTA | Two | Parramatta | ||||
| Harris Park | HRK | Two | Harris Park | ||||
| Merrylands | MLN | Two | Merrylands | ||||
| Guildford | GUD | Two | Guildford | ||||
| Yennora | YNR | Two | Yennora | ||||
| Fairfield | FFL | Two | Fairfield | ||||
| Canley Vale | CVE | Two | Canley Vale | ||||
| Cabramatta | CTT | Two | Cabramatta | ||||
| Warwick Farm | WKF | Two | Warwick Farm | ||||
| Liverpool | LPO | Two | Liverpool | ||||
| Casula | CSL | Three | Casula | ||||
| Glenfield | GFD | Three | Glenfield | ||||
| Macquarie Fields | MQF | Three | Macquarie Fields | ||||
| Ingleburn | IGB | Three | Ingleburn | ||||
| Minto | MIO | Three | Minto | ||||
| Leumeah | LUM | Three | Leumeah | ||||
| Campbelltown | CAM | Three | Campbelltown | ||||
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