Lilydale Railway Line - Line Guide

Line Guide


Bold stations are termini, where some train services terminate; italic stations are staffed; and stations with an asterisk (*) are manned only during morning peak.

Branches from the City Loop at Flinders Street and Parliament.

Lilydale railway line
Legend
0.0 km Flinders Street (FSS) Zone 1
City Loop
2.4 km Richmond (RMD) Zone 1
Caulfield group
3.1 km East Richmond (ERM) Zone 1
4.1 km Burnley (BLY)* Zone 1
Glen Waverley line
4.8 km Pic Nic (Demolished)
Yarra River
5.6 km Hawthorn (HAW) Zone 1
Kew line
6.9 km Glenferrie (GFE) Zone 1
7.7 km Auburn (AUB)* Zone 1
9.0 km Camberwell (CAM) Zone 1
Alamein line
9.8 km East Camberwell (ECM) Zone 1
Outer Circle line
11.0 km Canterbury (CBY) Zones 1 & 2
11.7 km Chatham (CHM) Zones 1 & 2
12.6 km Surrey Hills (SHL) Zones 1 & 2
13.4 km Mont Albert (MAB) Zones 1 & 2
14.9 km Box Hill (BOX) Zone 2
16.6 km Laburnum (LAB) Zone 2
17.4 km Blackburn (BBN) Zone 2
19.8 km Nunawading (NWG)* Zone 2
21.2 km Mitcham (MCH) Zone 2
23.0 km Heatherdale (HTD)* Zone 2
EastLink
24.5 km Ringwood (RWD) Zone 2
Belgrave line
26.5 km Ringwood East (RWE) Zone 2
29.8 km Croydon (CDN) Zone 2
Creek
Brushy Creek
33.1 km Mooroolbark (MLK) Zone 2
Creek
37.8 km Lilydale (LIL) Zone 2
Warburton line
Healesville line

There were proposals for a station between Lilydale and Mooroolbark near the intersection of Hull and Mooroolbark roads, it has been finalised that the station will not be built.

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