List of closed Perth railway stations

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There are several stations that have been closed and since demolished since the building of the Railway in metropolitan Perth Western Australia in the Nineteenth Century.

  • In some cases there are stations that were so effectively removed that there are no traces left - such as Bellevue. However in Mundaring and Darlington, concrete platform edges remain.

It must be noted that although Mundaring Branch Railway stations were closed in 1954, it was not until the 1960's that the line was closed in Parliament, and the line and stations removed after that.

The lines to Karragullen along the Upper Darling Range Railway, and to Chidlow (via Parkerville or Mundaring) were considered to be part of the metropolitan service, by the WAGR administration at the time they were operating.

Contents

[edit] Closed 1930 - 1949

  • Bushmead Upper Darling Range
  • Kalamunda Upper Darling Range
  • Pickering Brook Upper Darling Range
  • Walliston Upper Darling Range

[edit] Closed 1950 - 1966

  • Mundaring Weir Mundaring Weir line, closed 1952
  • Belmont

[edit] Eastern Railway First Route (Mundaring Loop)

Traffic ceased on the Mundaring Loop between Boya and Mount Helena in 1954 before it finally closed in 1966.

  • Greenmount, stayed open for Mountain Quarry, Boya until 1962
  • Boya
  • Darlington
  • Glen Forrest
  • Nyaania
  • Mahogany Creek
  • Zamia
  • Mundaring
  • Sawyers Valley
  • Mount Helena

[edit] Eastern Railway Second Route

The Second Route closed on 13 February 1966.

[edit] Closed 1966 - 2000

South Beach station.
South Beach station.
  • Esplanade
  • Success Harbour
  • South Beach
  • Leighton, closed 28 July 1991. This station closed when the North Fremantle railway station was relocated further north of its original position.

[edit] Closed 2000-Present

[edit] Resources

  • Higham, G.J. 'Where WAS that? : an historical gazetteer of Western Australia' Winthrop, W.A. : Geoproject Solutions Pty Ltd, 2006. 2nd ed. ISBN 0975802402
  • Watson, Lindsay The Railway History Of Midland Junction : Commemorating The Centenary Of Midland Junction, 1895-1995 Swan View, W.A : L & S Drafting in association with the Shire of Swan and the Western Australian Light Railway Preservation Association, [1995]
  • Watson, Lindsay.Midland Junction Railway Station Western rails, Vol 9, no.4(July 1987), p.10-12
  • Verney, Terry 'Thru Midland' The WESTLAND issue 218, March 2003 p.4

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