Werribee 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 Sunbury line at Footscray.

Werribee railway line
Legend
0.0 km Flinders Street (FSS) Zone 1
1.2 km Southern Cross (SSS) Zone 1
City Loop
2.9 km North Melbourne (NME) Zone 1
Upfield line
Moonee Ponds Creek
CityLink
Craigieburn line
4.7 km South Kensington (SKN) Zone 1
Maribyrnong River
6.1 km Footscray (FSY) Zone 1
Sunbury line
7.9 km Seddon (SEN) Zone 1
8.8 km Yarraville (YVE)* Zone 1
Stony Creek
Westgate Freeway
10.5 km Spotswood (SPT) Zone 1
Newport–Sunshine freight line
11.8 km Newport (NPT) Zone 1
Williamstown line
Paisley Creek
15.2 km Mobiltown (Demolished)
15.3 km Paisley (Demolished)
Kororoit Creek
Williamstown Racecourse (Demolished)
17.4 km Seaholme (SHE) Zone 1
18.4 km Altona (ALT) Zones 1 & 2
19.2 km Galvin (Demolished)
19.8 km Westona (WTO) Zones 1 & 2
Laverton Creek
Princes Freeway
22.2 km Laverton (LAV) Zones 1 & 2
23.5 km Aircraft (ACF) Zone 2
? km Williams Landing (Point Cook) (under construction) Zone 2
Skeleton Creek
28.9 km Hoppers Crossing (HCG)* Zone 2
32.9 km Werribee (WER) Zone 2
Werribee River
Geelong and Warrnambool lines

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