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Sandown Line
Summary
| Track: | unknown |
| Stations: | 0 / 4 in use |
The Sandown branch is a small industrial branch in Sydney's middle west, branching off the Carlingford line at Camellia. At its busiest it served a number of goods sidings, although in recent times most of these have closed.
The branch even saw a regular "red-rattler" service for workers at the nearby factories.
These days, the line is still used today for container traffic.
| Name | Facility | Status | Opened | Closed | km |  |
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Jct (Camellia) | Junction | In Use | 17-Nov-1888 | - | 2 | ||
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Hardies | Platform | Closed | 4-Apr-1938 | unknown | 22.950 | 1 | |
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Goodyear | Platform | Closed | Jan-1934 | unknown | 23.420 | ||
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Cream of Tartar Works | Platform | Closed | 7-Mar-1927 | Jul-1959 | 23.656 | ||
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Sandown | Platform | Closed | 24-Oct-1892 | unknown | 24.230 | 16 |
Summary
| Track: | unknown |
| Stations: | 0 / 4 in use |
| Section | Opened | Closed | Usage | ||
| Jct (Camellia) - Sandown | 17-Nov-1888 | 2010 | general |