List of Metro Trains Melbourne railway stations

This article is about railway stations in suburban Melbourne operated by Metro Trains Melbourne. For suburban railway stations in Melbourne operated solely by V/Line, see List of V/Line railway stations.
Melbourne rail network
Metropolitan lines

Alamein Belgrave Glen Waverley Lilydale

Cranbourne Pakenham

Hurstbridge Mernda

Craigieburn Sunbury Upfield Flemington Racecourse

Frankston Werribee Williamstown

Sandringham
Non-electrified metropolitan lines
Stony Point  Deer Park–West Werribee   Melton 
Under construction
Metro Tunnel Suburban Rail Loop Melbourne Airport Level Crossing Removal Project
Other
City Loop • List of stations • List of closed stations • Freight railways • Proposed extensions

The Melbourne railway network comprises 17 railway lines organised into six groups and is operated by Metro Trains Melbourne. The first section of the network opened in 1854, making the Melbourne metropolitan rail network the oldest rail system in Australia. Most of the network is above ground, with the main underground section being the City Loop.[1]

These 17 lines consist of 16 electrified lines and 1 diesel shuttle service. The electrified 16 lines are the Alamein, Belgrave, Glen Waverley and Lilydale lines which are part of the Burnley Group, the Cranbourne and East Pakenham lines which are part of the Caulfield Group, the Hurstbridge and Mernda lines which are part of the Clifton Hill Group, the Frankston, Werribee and Williamstown lines which are part of the Cross City Group, the Craigieburn, Sunbury and Upfield lines which are part of the Northern Group, the Sandringham line and the Flemington Racecourse line. In addition to these 16 electrified lines, there is also the Stony Point line which operates as a shuttle service between Frankston and Stony Point.[1]

There are 222 suburban railway stations that are currently operational in Melbourne.[2] In addition to the stations currently opened, there are an additional 73 closed to passengers and 9 stations expected to open in the near future.

The network is broken up into two Myki ticketing zones. These zones determine how much it would cost to travel from one station to another, with cross zone travel costing more than travelling within the same zone.[3]

List of current stations

List of currently operational stations
Station Image Transport

connections

Served by Distance from Southern Cross[4] Zone(s) Date opened[5] Suburb Notes

[5]

km mi
Aircraft Werribee 22.23 13.81 2[6] 7 March 1925 Laverton[6] Rebuilt in 2022[7]
Alamein Alamein 16.12 10.02 1[8] 28 June 1948 Ashburton[8]
Albion Sunbury 13.65 8.48 1/2[9] 5 January 1860 Albion[9] Formerly Albion and Darlington
Alphington Hurstbridge 10.46 6.50 1[10] 8 May 1888 Alphington[10]
Altona Werribee 17.15 10.66 1/2[11] 22 August 1888 Altona[11] Formerly Altona Beach. Rebuilt in 1917
Anstey Upfield 8.04 5.00 1[12] 15 December 1926 Brunswick[12]
Armadale Frankston 8.67 5.39 1[13] 7 May 1879 Armadale[13]
Ascot Vale Craigieburn 5.81 3.61 1[14] 1 November 1860 Ascot Vale[14]
Ashburton Alamein 15.39 9.56 1[15] 30 May 1890 Ashburton[15] Formerly Norwood
Aspendale Frankston 30.31 18.83 1[16] c. April 1891 Aspendale[16] Formerly Aspendale Park Race-Course
Auburn Alamein
Belgrave
Lilydale 		8.96 5.57 1[17] 3 April 1882 Hawthorn East[17] Formerly Auburn Road
Balaclava Sandringham 9.08 5.64 1[18] 19 December 1859 Balaclava[18] Upgraded in 2014[19]
Batman Upfield 11.23 6.98 1/2[20] 8 October 1889 Coburg North[20] Formerly Bell Park
Baxter Stony Point 51.97 32.29 2[21] 1 October 1888 Baxter[21] Formerly Mornington Junction
Bayswater Belgrave 30.76 19.11 2[22] 4 December 1889 Bayswater[22] Rebuilt in 2016[23]
Beaconsfield Pakenham 46.99 29.20 2[24] 1 December 1879 Beaconsfield[24]
Belgrave Belgrave 42.53 26.43 2[25] 18 December 1900 Belgrave[25] Formerly Monbulk. Originally narrow gauge
Bell Mernda 11.70 7.27 1[26] 8 October 1889 Preston[26] Formerly Preston – Bell Street. Rebuilt in 2022[27]
Bentleigh Frankston 16.47 10.23 1/2[28] 19 December 1881 Bentleigh[28] Formerly East Brighton. Rebuilt in 2016[29]
Berwick Pakenham
Traralgon 		44.58 27.70 2[30] 8 October 1877 Berwick[30]
Bittern Stony Point 68.67 42.67 2[31] 17 September 1889 Bittern[31]
Blackburn Belgrave
Lilydale 		18.67 11.60 2[32] 25 December 1882 Blackburn[32]
Bonbeach Frankston 34.61 21.51 2[33] 15 February 1926 Bonbeach[33] Rebuilt in 2021[34]
Boronia Belgrave 33.38 20.74 2[35] 16 June 1920 Boronia[35] Rebuilt in 1998[36]
Box Hill Belgrave
Lilydale 		16.16 10.04 2[37] 1 December 1882 Box Hill[37]
Brighton Beach Sandringham 15.97 9.92 1/2[38] 21 December 1861 Brighton[38] Formerly Beach
Broadmeadows
5 Services
 16.85 10.47 2[39] 1 February 1873 Broadmeadows[39]
Brunswick Upfield 7.31 4.54 1[40] 9 September 1884 Brunswick[40]
Burnley Alamein
Belgrave
Glen Waverley
Lilydale 		5.33 3.31 1[41] 1 May 1880 Burnley[41] Formerly Burnley Street
Burwood Alamein 14.17 8.80 1[42] 30 May 1890 Glen Iris[42] Formerly Hartwell
Camberwell Alamein
Belgrave
Lilydale 		10.21 6.34 1[43] 3 April 1882 Camberwell[43]
Canterbury Belgrave
Lilydale 		12.19 7.57 1/2[44] 1 December 1882 Canterbury[44]
Cardinia Road Pakenham 53.80 33.43 2[45] 22 April 2012[46] Pakenham[45]
Carnegie Cranbourne
Pakenham 		13.54 8.41 1[47] 14 May 1879 Carnegie[47] Formerly Rosstown. Rebuilt in 2018[48]
Carrum Frankston 36.10 22.43 2[49] 1 August 1882 Carrum[49] Rebuilt in 2020[50]
Caulfield Cranbourne
Frankston
Pakenham
Traralgon 		11.79 7.33 1[51] 7 May 1879 Caulfield East[51]
Chatham Belgrave
Lilydale 		12.95 8.05 1/2[52] 1 April 1927 Surrey Hills[52]
Chelsea Frankston 33.37 20.74 2[53] 4 February 1907 Chelsea[53] Rebuilt in 2021[54]
Cheltenham Frankston 22.32 13.87 2[55] 19 December 1881 Cheltenham[55] Rebuilt in 2020[56]
Clayton Cranbourne
Pakenham
Traralgon 		20.51 12.74 2[57] 6 January 1880 Clayton[57] Formerly Clayton's Road. Rebuilt in 2018[48]
Clifton Hill Hurstbridge
Mernda 		6.60 4.10 1[58] 8 May 1888 Clifton Hill[58]
Coburg Upfield 10.12 6.29 1[59] 9 September 1884 Coburg[59] Rebuilt in 2020[60]
Collingwood Hurstbridge
Mernda 		4.83 3.00 1[61] 21 October 1901 Abbotsford[61]
Coolaroo Craigieburn 19.31 12.00 2[62] 6 June 2010[63] Coolaroo[62]
Craigieburn Craigieburn
Seymour 		26.10 16.22 2[64] 18 April 1872 Craigieburn[64] Upgraded in 2007[65]
Cranbourne Cranbourne 45.12 28.04 2[66] 1 October 1888 Cranbourne[66] Upgraded in 2008[67]
Crib Point Stony Point 72.83 45.25 2[68] 17 December 1889 Crib Point[68]
Croxton Mernda 9.61 5.97 1[69] 8 October 1889 Northcote[69]
Croydon Lilydale 31.03 19.28 2[70] 1 December 1882 Croydon[70] Formerly Warrandyte
Dandenong Cranbourne
Pakenham
Traralgon 		31.19 19.38 2[71] 8 October 1877 Dandenong[71] Upgraded in 1995[72]
Darebin Hurstbridge 11.22 6.97 1[73] 8 May 1922 Ivanhoe[73]
Darling Glen Waverley 12.68 7.88 1/2[74] 24 March 1890 Malvern East[74]
Dennis Hurstbridge 8.40 5.22 1[75] 4 February 1924 Northcote[75]
Diamond Creek 32.63 20.28 2[76] 25 June 1912 Diamond Creek[76]
Diggers Rest Sunbury 32.69 20.31 2[77] 2 October 1859 Diggers Rest[77]
Eaglemont Hurstbridge 13.09 8.13 1/2[78] 1 May 1926 Eaglemont[78]
East Camberwell Belgrave
Lilydale 		11.08 6.88 1[79] 14 May 1900 Camberwell[79]
East Malvern Glen Waverley 13.75 8.54 1/2[80] 3 February 1929 Malvern East[80] Formerly Eastmalvern
East Pakenham Pakenham 56.85 35.32 2[81] 3 June 2024 [82] Pakenham East[81]
East Richmond Alamein
Belgrave
Glen Waverley
Lilydale 		4.37 2.72 1[83] 24 September 1860 Cremorne[83] Formerly Church Street
Edithvale Frankston 31.67 19.68 2[84] 20 September 1919 Edithvale[84] Rebuilt in 2021[85]
Elsternwick Sandringham 10.95 6.80 1[86] 19 December 1859 Elsternwick[86]
Eltham Hurstbridge 27.39 17.02 2[87] 5 June 1902 Eltham[87]
Epping Mernda 22.82 14.18 2[88] 23 December 1889 Epping[88]
Essendon Craigieburn
Seymour 		8.01 4.98 1[89] 1 November 1860 Essendon[89]
Fairfield Hurstbridge 9.15 5.69 1[90] 8 May 1888 Fairfield[90] Formerly Fairfield Park
Fawkner Upfield 13.23 8.22 1/2[91] 8 October 1889 Hadfield[91] Formerly:
  • Fawkner Cemetery
  • Fawkner
Ferntree Gully Belgrave 35.89 22.30 2[92] 4 December 1889 Ferntree Gully[92] Formerly Lower Ferntree Gully. Also spelt Lower Fern Tree Gully / Fern Tree Gully
Flagstaff
11 Services
 1.24 0.77 1[93] 27 May 1985 Melbourne[93]
Flemington Bridge Upfield 4.06 2.52 1[94] 10 April 1885 North Melbourne[94] Formerly Flemington
Flemington Racecourse Flemington Racecourse 6.59 4.09 1 28 February 1861 Flemington
Flinders Street
17 Services
 1.23 0.76 1[95] 12 September 1854 Melbourne[95] Formerly Melbourne Terminus. Rebuilt in 1910[96]
Footscray
10 Services
 5.62 3.49 1[97] 24 January 1859 Footscray[97] Formerly:
  • Footscray (Suburban) / Middle Footscray
  • Footscray (Main Line).

Rebuilt 24 September 1900. Upgraded in 2014[98]

Frankston Frankston
Stony Point 		43.92 27.29 2[99] 1 August 1882 Frankston[99] Upgraded in 2018[100]
Gardenvale Sandringham
 12.35 7.67 1[101] 10 December 1906 Brighton[101]
Gardiner Glen Waverley 10.61 6.59 1[102] 24 March 1890 Glen Iris[102] Rebuilt in 2016[103]
Ginifer Sunbury 15.97 9.92 2[104] 31 October 1982 St Albans[104] Rebuilt in 2016[105]
Glen Huntly Frankston 13.46 8.36 1[106] 19 December 1881 Glen Huntly[106] Formerly:
  • Glen Huntly
  • Glen Huntly Road
  • Glenhuntly
Glen Iris Glen Waverley 11.52 7.16 1[107] 24 March 1890 Glen Iris[107]
Glen Waverley 22.23 13.81 2[108] 5 May 1930 Glen Waverley[108]
Glenbervie Craigieburn 9.13 5.67 1[109] 11 September 1922 Essendon[109]
Glenferrie Alamein
Belgrave
Lilydale 		8.12 5.05 1[110] 3 April 1882 Hawthorn[110] Formerly Glenferrie Road
Glenroy Craigieburn 14.40 8.95 1/2[111] 24 January 1887 Glenroy[111] Rebuilt in 2022[112]
Gowrie Upfield 14.73 9.15 2[113] 16 October 1928 Fawkner[113]
Greensborough Hurstbridge 23.07 14.34 2[114] 5 June 1902 Greensborough[114]
Hallam Pakenham 37.45 23.27 2[115] 1 December 1880 Hallam[115] Formerly Hallam's Road. Rebuilt in 2022[116]
Hampton Sandringham 17.70 11.00 2[117] 2 September 1887 Hampton[117] Formerly:
  • Retreat
  • Hampton
Hartwell Alamein 13.30 8.26 1[118] 7 May 1906 Camberwell[118] Formerly Hartwell Hill
Hastings Stony Point 64.99 40.38 2[119] 10 September 1889 Hastings[119]
Hawksburn Frankston 6.63 4.12 1[120] 7 May 1889 South Yarra[120]
Hawkstowe Mernda 30.73 19.09 2[121] 26 August 2018[122] South Morang[121]
Hawthorn Alamein
Belgrave
Lilydale 		6.89 4.28 1[123] 13 April 1861 Hawthorn[123]
Heatherdale Belgrave
Lilydale 		24.42 15.17 2[124] 7 September 1958 Ringwood[124] Rebuilt in 2017[125]
Heathmont Belgrave 28.12 17.47 2[126] 1 May 1926 Heathmont[126]
Heidelberg Hurstbridge 14.04 8.72 1/2[127] 8 May 1888 Heidelberg[127]
Heyington Glen Waverley 7.12 4.42 1[128] 24 March 1890 Toorak[128]
Highett Frankston 20.06 12.46 2[129] 19 December 1881 Highett[129] Formerly Highett Road
Holmesglen Glen Waverley 15.64 9.72 1/2[130] 5 May 1930 East Malvern[130]
Hoppers Crossing Werribee 27.67 17.19 2[131] 16 November 1970 Hoppers Crossing[131]
Hughesdale Cranbourne
Pakenham 		15.27 9.49 1/2[132] 28 February 1925 Hughesdale[132] Rebuilt in 2018[48]
Huntingdale 18.28 11.36 1/2[133] y 25 June 1927 Oakleigh[133] Formerly Eastoakleigh
Hurstbridge Hurstbridge 38.02 23.62 2[134] 25 June 1912 Hurstbridge[134]
Ivanhoe 12.14 7.54 1/2 8 May 1888 Ivanhoe[135]
Jacana Craigieburn 15.43 9.59 2[136] 15 February 1959 Glenroy[136]
Jewell Upfield 6.50 4.04 1[137] 9 September 1884 Brunswick[137] Formerly South Brunswick
Jolimont Hurstbridge
Mernda 		2.91 1.81 1[138] 21 October 1901 East Melbourne[138]
Jordanville Glen Waverley 17.64 10.96 2[139] 5 May 1930 Mount Waverley[139]
Kananook Frankston 41.44 25.75 2[140] 25 August 1975 Seaford[140]
Keilor Plains Sunbury 19.62 12.19 2[141] 27 January 2002 St Albans[141]
Kensington Craigieburn 3.58 2.22 1[142] 1 November 1860 Kensington[142]
Keon Park Mernda 17.54 10.90 2[143] 16 December 1929 Thomastown[143]
Kooyong Glen Waverley 8.28 5.14 1[144] 24 March 1890 Kooyong[144]
Laburnum Belgrave
Lilydale 		17.82 11.07 2[145] 13 July 1958 Blackburn[145]
Lalor Mernda 20.81 12.93 2[146] 1 October 1949 Lalor[146]
Laverton Werribee 21.01 13.06 1/2[147] 1 July 1886 Laverton[147]
Leawarra Stony Point 45.77 28.44 2[148] 30 November 1959 Frankston[148] Formerly Railmotor Stopping Place No. 16
Lilydale Lilydale 38.86 24.15 2[149] 1 December 1882 Lilydale[149] Rebuilt in 2021[150]
Lynbrook Cranbourne 39.59 24.60 2[151] 22 April 2012[46] Lynbrook[151]
Macaulay Upfield 3.25 2.02 1[152] 1 December 1887 North Melbourne[152]
Macleod Hurstbridge 17.71 11.00 2[153] 1 March 1911 Macleod[153]
Malvern Cranbourne
Frankston
Pakenham 		10.11 6.28 1[154] 7 May 1879 Malvern[154]
McKinnon Frankston 15.84 9.84 1/2[155] 1 September 1884 McKinnon[155] Formerly McKinnon Road. Rebuilt in 2016[156]
Melbourne Central
11 Services
 1.85 1.15 1[157] 26 January 1981 Melbourne[157] Formerly Museum
Mentone Frankston 24.48 15.21 2[158] 19 December 1881 Mentone[158] Formerly
  • Balcombe
  • Balcombe RoadRebuilt in 2020[159]
Merinda Park Cranbourne 42.35 26.32 2[160] 24 March 1995 Cranbourne North[160] Rebuilt in 2022[161]
Merlynston Upfield 12.49 7.76 1/2[162] 8 October 1889 Coburg North[162] Formerly North Coburg
Mernda Mernda 33.07 20.55 2[163] 23 December 1889 Mernda[163] Rebuilt 26 August 2018[122]
Merri 8.04 5.00 1[164] 8 October 1889 Northcote[164] Formerly Northcote
Middle Brighton Sandringham 14.52 9.02 1/2[165] 21 December 1861 Brighton[165] Formerly Church Street
Middle Footscray Sunbury 6.61 4.11 1[166] 10 December 1906 Footscray[166]
Middle Gorge Mernda 28.34 17.61 2[167] 26 August 2018[122] South Morang[167]
Mitcham Belgrave
Lilydale 		22.47 13.96 2[168] 25 December 1882 Mitcham[168] Rebuilt in 2014[169]
Montmorency Hurstbridge 24.69 15.34 2[170] 5 September 1923 Montmorency[170]
Moonee Ponds Craigieburn 6.89 4.28 1[171] 1 November 1860 Moonee Ponds[171]
Moorabbin Frankston 18.45 11.46 2[172] 19 December 1881 Moorabbin[172] Formerly South Brighton
Mooroolbark Lilydale 34.48 21.42 2[173] 10 October 1887 Mooroolbark[173] Rebuilt in 2021[174]
Mordialloc Frankston 27.69 17.21 2[175] 19 December 1881 Mordialloc[175]
Moreland Upfield 8.78 5.46 1[176] 9 September 1884 Coburg[176]
Morradoo Stony Point 70.96 44.09 2[177] 7 November 1960 Crib Point[177] Formerly Railmotor Stopping Place No. 15
Mount Waverley Glen Waverley 19.00 11.81 2[178] 5 May 1930 Mount Waverley[178]
Murrumbeena Cranbourne
Pakenham 		14.43 8.97 1[179] 14 May 1879 Murrumbeena[179] Rebuilt in 2018[48]
Narre Warren Pakenham 40.80 25.35 2[180] 10 March 1882 Narre Warren[180] Rebuilt in 2024[181]
Newmarket Craigieburn 4.30 2.67 1[182] 1 November 1860 Flemington[182]
Newport Werribee
Williamstown 		10.56 6.56 1[183] 1 March 1859 Newport[183] Formerly:
  • Williamstown Junction
  • Geelong Junction
Noble Park Cranbourne
Pakenham 		27.23 16.92 2[184] 3 February 1913 Noble Park[184] Rebuilt in 2018[48]
North Brighton Sandringham 13.24 8.23 1/2[185] 19 December 1859 Brighton[185] Formerly Bay Street
North Melbourne
6 Services
 1.72 1.07 1[186] 6 October 1859 West Melbourne[186] Upgraded in 2009[187]
North Richmond Hurstbridge
Mernda 		4.16 2.58 1[188] 21 October 1901 Richmond[188]
North Williamstown Williamstown 12.27 7.62 1[189] 1 February 1859 Williamstown[189] Rebuilt in 2021[190]
Northcote Mernda 8.97 5.57 1[191] 8 October 1889 Northcote[191] Formerly Middle Northcote
Nunawading Belgrave
Lilydale 		20.77 12.91 2[192] 4 June 1888 Nunawading[192] Formerly Tunstall. Rebuilt in 2010[193]
Oak Park Craigieburn 12.88 8.00 1/2[194] 13 August 1956 Oak Park[194]
Oakleigh Cranbourne
Pakenham 		16.59 10.31 1/2[195] 8 October 1877 Oakleigh[195] Upgraded in 2018–2019[196]
Officer Pakenham 51.45 31.97 2[197] 4 August 1881 Officer[197] Formerly Officer's Siding
Ormond Frankston 15.02 9.33 1/2[198] 19 December 1881 Ormond[198] Formerly North Road. Rebuilt in 2016[199]
Pakenham Pakenham
Traralgon 		58.19 36.16 2[200] 8 October 1877 Pakenham[200]
Parkdale Frankston 25.93 16.11 2[201] 1 September 1919 Parkdale[201] Rebuilt 2024[202]
Parliament
11 Services
 3.08 1.91 1[203] 22 January 1983 East Melbourne[203]
Pascoe Vale Craigieburn 11.27 7.00 1/2[204] 10 November 1885 Pascoe Vale[204]
Patterson Frankston 17.39 10.81 2[205] 28 May 1961 Bentleigh[205]
Prahran Sandringham 6.72 4.18 1[206] 22 December 1860 Prahran[206] Formerly Greville Street
Preston Mernda 12.47 7.75 1/2[207] 8 October 1889 Preston[207] Formerly Preston – Murray Road. Rebuilt in 2022[27]
Regent 13.61 8.46 1/2[208] 8 October 1889 Reservoir[208] Formerly Preston – Regent Street
Reservoir 14.94 9.28 1/2[209] 8 October 1889 Reservoir[209] Formerly Preston – Reservoir. Rebuilt in 2019[210]
Richmond
9 Services
 3.80 2.36 1[211] 8 February 1859 Richmond[211] Formerly:
  • Swan Street
  • Punt Road
Ringwood Belgrave
Lilydale 		25.76 16.01 2[212] 1 December 1882 Ringwood[212] Upgraded in 2016[213]
Ringwood East Lilydale 27.76 17.25 2[214] 18 May 1925 Ringwood East[214]
Ripponlea Sandringham 9.83 6.11 1[215] 1 May 1912 Ripponlea[215]
Riversdale Alamein 11.73 7.29 1[216] 30 May 1890 Camberwell[216]
Rosanna Hurstbridge 15.78 9.81 2[217] 1 October 1927 Rosanna[217] Rebuilt in 2018[218]
Roxburgh Park Craigieburn 22.08 13.72 2[219] 18 April 1872 Roxburgh Park[219] Formerly Somerton
Royal Park Upfield 5.46 3.39 1[220] 9 September 1884 Parkville[220]
Rushall Mernda 7.32 4.55 1[221] 1 January 1927 Fitzroy North[221]
Ruthven 15.95 9.91 2[222] 5 August 1963 Reservoir[222]
Sandown Park Cranbourne
Pakenham 		25.68 15.96 2[223] c. December 1888 Springvale[223] Formerly Oakleigh Park Racecourse
Sandringham Sandringham 19.16 11.91 2[224] 2 September 1887 Sandringham[224]
Seaford Frankston 39.35 24.45 [225] 1 December 1913 Seaford[225]
Seaholme Werribee 16.13 10.02 1[226] 26 January 1920 Seaholme[226]
Seddon Werribee
Williamstown 		6.62 4.11 1[227] 10 December 1906 Seddon[227]
Showgrounds Flemington Racecourse 5.73 3.56 1 7 November 1883 Flemington
Somerville Stony Point 55.82 34.68 2[228] 10 September 1889 Somerville[228]
South Kensington Werribee
Williamstown 		3.49 2.17 1[229] 11 March 1891 Kensington[229]
South Morang Mernda 25.97 16.14 2[230] 22 April 2012 South Morang[230]
South Yarra Cranbourne
Frankston
Pakenham
Sandringham 		5.41 3.36 1[231] 22 December 1860 South Yarra[231] Formerly Gardiner's Creek Road
Southern Cross
29 Services
 0 1[232] 17 January 1859 Docklands[232] Formerly:
  • Spencer Street
  • Batman's Hill
Southland Frankston 21.44 13.32 2[233] 26 November 2017[234] Cheltenham[233]
Spotswood Werribee
Williamstown 		9.22 5.73 1[235] 1 February 1878 Spotswood[235] Formerly:
  • Spottiswoode
  • Bayswater
  • Edom
Springvale Cranbourne
Pakenham 		24.50 15.22 2[236] 1 September 1880 Springvale[236] Formerly Spring Vale. Rebuilt in 2014[237]
St Albans Sunbury 17.81 11.07 2[238] 1 February 1887 St Albans[238] Rebuilt 22 November 1959. Rebuilt in 2016[239]
Stony Point Stony Point 74.59 46.35 2[240] 17 December 1889 Crib Point[240]
Strathmore Craigieburn 9.79 6.08 1[241] 28 October 1890 Essendon[241] Formerly North Essendon
Sunbury Bendigo
Echuca
Sunbury 		38.28 23.79 2[242] 10 February 1859 Sunbury[242]
Sunshine Ballarat
Geelong
Sunbury 		12.25 7.61 1/2[243] 7 September 1885 Sunshine[243] Formerly Braybrook Junction. Upgraded in 2014[244]
Syndal Glen Waverley 20.89 12.98 2[245] 5 May 1930 Glen Waverley[245]
Tecoma Belgrave 41.34 25.69 2[246] 1 February 1924 Tecoma[246] Originally narrow gauge
Thomastown Mernda 19.14 11.89 2[247] 23 December 1889 Thomastown[247] Upgraded in 2011[248]
Thornbury 10.62 6.60 1[249] 8 October 1889 Thornbury[249]
Toorak Frankston 7.91 4.92 1[250] 7 May 1879 Armadale[250]
Tooronga Glen Waverley 9.59 5.96 1[251] 24 March 1890 Malvern[251]
Tottenham Sunbury 9.10 5.65 1[252] 2 March 1891 West Footscray[252]
Tyabb Stony Point 59.84 37.18 2[253] 10 September 1889 Tyabb[253]
Union Belgrave
Lilydale 		14.14 8.79 1/2[254] 22 May 2023[255] Mont Albert[254] Merge between:
Upfield Upfield 18.86 11.72 2[256] 8 October 1889 Coolaroo[256] Formerly North Campbellfield
Upper Ferntree Gully Belgrave 37.66 23.40 2[257] 4 December 1889 Upper Ferntree Gully[257] Also spelt Upper Fern Tree Gully
Upwey 40.18 24.97 2[258] 3 June 1901 Upwey[258] Originally narrow gauge
Victoria Park Hurstbridge
Mernda 		5.42 3.37 1[259] 8 May 1888 Abbotsford[259] Formerly Collingwood
Watergardens Bendigo
Echuca
Sunbury
Swan Hill 		23.28 14.47 2[260] 1 March 1859 Sydenham[260] Formerly:
  • Sydenham
  • Keilor Road.

Upgraded in 2002[261]

Watsonia Hurstbridge 19.92 12.38 2[262] 23 June 1924 Greensborough[262]
Wattle Glen 35.06 21.79 2[263] 25 June 1912 Wattle Glen[263] Formerly Balee. Also spelt Wattleglen
Werribee Werribee 31.70 19.70 2[264] 25 June 1857 Werribee[264]
West Footscray Sunbury 7.33 4.55 1[265] 1 October 1888 West Footscray[265] Formerly Footscray West. Upgraded in 2020[266]
West Richmond Hurstbridge
Mernda 		3.66 2.27 1[267] 21 October 1901 Richmond[267]
Westall Cranbourne
Pakenham 		22.64 14.07 2[268] 6 February 1951 Clayton South[268]
Westgarth Hurstbridge 7.55 4.69 1[269] 8 May 1888 Northcote[269] Formerly:
  • Northcote South
  • Westgarth Street
Westona Werribee 18.53 11.51 1/2[270] 21 January 1985 Altona[270]
Williams Landing 23.48 14.59 2[271] 28 April 2013[272] Williams Landing[271]
Williamstown Williamstown 14.20 8.82 1[273] 17 January 1859 Williamstown[273]
Williamstown Beach 13.18 8.19 1[274] 12 August 1889 Williamstown[274] Formerly Beach
Willison Alamein 12.15 7.55 1[275] 8 June 1908 Camberwell[275] Formerly Golf Links
Windsor Sandringham 7.49 4.65 1[276] 19 December 1859 Windsor[276] Formerly Chapel Street
Yarraman Cranbourne
Pakenham 		29.04 18.04 2[277] 21 December 1976 Noble Park[277]
Yarraville Werribee
Williamstown 		7.54 4.69 1[278] 20 November 1871 Yarraville[278]

Future stations

List of future stations
Name Planned connections Service(s) Projected opening Zone Suburb
Arden Cranbourne
Pakenham Sunbury 		2025[279] 1 North Melbourne
Parkville Parkville
State Library Melbourne
Town Hall
Anzac South Yarra
Keilor East Melbourne Airport Not confirmed Not confirmed Not confirmed
Melbourne Airport Melbourne Airport
Burwood (Deakin University) Suburban Rail Loop East 2035[280] Burwood
Monash Clayton

Network map

Schematic map of the Melbourne metropolitan train network showing current and under-construction lines.


See also

References

  1. ^ a b "Victorian Train Map" (PDF). Public Transport Victoria. Archived from the original (PDF) on 7 November 2023. Retrieved 16 February 2023.
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