North Ryde railway station, Sydney
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North Ryde
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Epping to Chatswood Line (under construction) |
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Station code | ? |
Suburb | North Ryde |
Street(s) | Delhi Rd |
Distance from Central Station | ? km |
Altitude (above sea level) | ? m |
Types of stopping trains | Suburban all stops Suburban limited stops |
Number of platforms | 2 |
Number of tracks | ? |
Platform arrangement | 1 island |
Type of station | Underground |
Ticket barriers | ? |
Transfers available | Bus |
Disabled access | Yes |
Station facilities | Phones Toilets |
North Ryde railway station is located in the suburb of North Ryde, Sydney underneath Delhi Road. The station is underground and is under construction. When the line is opened in 2008, the station will be served by 4 trains per hour for most of the day, with trains starting from Hornsby and joining a truncated Northern line at North Sydney.
On June 12, 2006, New South Wales Premier Morris Iemma announced that North Ryde Railway Station would be submitted to the Geographical Names Board of New South Wales as the provisional official name of the station, instead of the original provisional name of Delhi Road (named after the adjacent street). The naming process will be subject to public submissions.[1]
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[edit] Accessibility
The station will have Easy Access for wheelchairs.
[edit] Neighbouring stations
Preceding Station (inbound) |
Line | Following Station (outbound) |
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(Under construction) |
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[edit] References
- ^ "New-style stations", Brendan Berecry, Northern District Times, 14 June 2006, pg 3.
[edit] External links
- Maps and aerial photos
- Street map from Street Directory, Google Maps and Multimap.
- Satellite image from Google Maps and WikiMapia.
- Topographic and bathymetric map from Bonzle Digital Atlas of Australia.
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