List of Closed Adelaide Railway Stations - Existing Freight Lines

Existing Freight Lines

Lines where passenger trains have been withdrawn, but still open for freight:

  • ICI Osborne (closed to passengers 1980)
    • Coal Gantry
    • Electric Works
    • ICI
  • Dry Creek-Port Adelaide (closed to passengers 27 May 1988)
    • Wingfield (closed 29 May 1987)
    • North Arm Road (closed 29 May 1987)
    • Eastern Parade (closed 29 May 1987)
    • Rosewater (closed 27 May 1988)
  • Bridgewater, extension of Belair line (includes stations between Bridgewater and Tailem Bend) (closed to passengers 1987 and converted to standard gauge 1995)
    • National Park
    • Long Gully
    • Nalawort
    • Upper Sturt
    • Mount Lofty
    • Heathfield
    • Madurta
    • Aldgate
    • Jibilla
    • Carripook
    • Bridgewater
    • Yantaringa
    • Ambleside
    • Balhannah
    • Mount Barker Junction (to the east was the junction with the Victor Harbor railway line
    • Nairne
    • Petwood
    • Callington
    • Monarto South
    • Murray Bridge
    • Tailem Bend
  • Main North, branch from the Gawler line at Salisbury (closed 1982 when converted to standard gauge)
    • Direk
    • Bolivar
    • Virginia
    • Two Wells
    • Mallala
    • Bowmans
  • Barossa, extension of Gawler Central line (closed to passengers 16 December 1968)
    • Sandy Creek
    • Lyndoch
    • Rowland Flat
    • Tanunda
    • Nuriootpa
    • Angaston

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