Stations
| Name of Station | Code | Serving Suburbs | Pattern stops at this station | Connections | ||||||
| Hunter Lines | ||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Newcastle | NTL | Newcastle, Newcastle East, The Hill | ||||||||
| Civic | CVI | Newcastle, Honeysuckle, Cooks Hill | ||||||||
| Wickham | WKH | Wickham, Newcastle West | ||||||||
| Hamilton | HMN | Hamilton, Islington, Tighes Hill | ||||||||
| Waratah | WTH | Waratah, Georgetown, Mayfield, Mayfield East | ||||||||
| Warabrook (University) |
WBK | Warabrook, Callaghan | ||||||||
| Sandgate | SDG | Sandgate | ||||||||
| Hexham | HXM | Hexham | ||||||||
| Tarro | TRJ | Tarro | ||||||||
| Beresfield | BLD | Beresfield, Woodberry | ||||||||
| Thornton | THO | Thornton | ||||||||
| Metford | MFD | Metford | ||||||||
| Victoria Street | VST | East Maitland | ||||||||
| East Maitland | EAM | East Maitland, Pitnacree, Tenambit | ||||||||
| High Street | HGH | South Maitland, Maitland | ||||||||
| Maitland | MTL | Maitland | ||||||||
| Telarah | TLR | Telarah, Rutherford | ||||||||
| Mindaribba | MNB | Mindaribba | ||||||||
| Paterson | PTR | Paterson | ||||||||
| Martins Creek | MCR | Martins Creek | ||||||||
| Hilldale | HIL | Hilldale | ||||||||
| Wallarobba | WLB | Wallarobba | ||||||||
| Wirragulla | WGL | Wirragulla | ||||||||
| Dungog | DGG | Dungog | ||||||||
| Lochinvar | LCV | Lochinvar | ||||||||
| Greta | GTA | Greta, North Rothbury | ||||||||
| Branxton | BNX | Branxton, East Branxton | ||||||||
| Singleton | SIX | Singleton | ||||||||
| Muswellbrook | MBK | Muswellbrook | ||||||||
| Aberdeen | ADM | Aberdeen | ||||||||
| Scone | NSO | Scone | ||||||||
All stations on this line are within the MyMulti 3 zone. Stations between Newcastle and Telarah are also within the Green Newcastle TravelPass zone, which remains available despite the replacement of the Sydney TravelPass system with the MyMulti ticket.
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