Nurlutta railway station, Adelaide

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Nurlutta Railways in Adelaide - Commuter Railway Station
Station overview
Train Services
Gawler Central
Location
Street	Commercial Road
Suburb	Salisbury Salisbury North
Distance from Adelaide	21.5km
Access by	Level Pedestrian Crossing
Frequency
Hi-Frequency Station	No
Peak Frequency	Every 30 Mins
Weekday Frequency	Every 30 Mins
Weekend Frequency	Every 30 Mins
Night Frequency	Every 60 Mins
Facilities
Real Rail Time Display	No
Real Rail Time Speaker	Yes
Number of Platforms	2
Platform Layout	2 Side Platforms
Toilets	No
Car Parking	No
Bike Storage	No
Lounge	No
Kiosk	No
Wheelchair access	Yes
Other facilities	None
History
Opened	1950
Rebuilt	unknown
Closed	unknown
Transfers
Train transfer	None
Bus transfer	None
Adjacent Stations
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Nurlutta railway station is a railway station on the Gawler Central railway line which is located in the northern Adelaide suburbs of Salisbury and Salisbury North. It is located 21.5km by railway from the Adelaide Railway Station. The station opened in 1950 and facilities consist of two 91.4 metre long platforms with small shelters.

Until 1976, Nurlutta was unique on the Adelaide Suburban system in that it was the only station to have platforms either side of a level crossing. Trains are required to cross the Commercial Road level crossing before stopping at the appropriate platform. This feature was duplicated in 1976 when the Up platform at Seacliff was opened.