Baxter railway station

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Baxter
Station statistics
Coordinates 38°11′39″S 145°09′38″E / 38.1941°S 145.1605°E / -38.1941; 145.1605Coordinates: 38°11′39″S 145°09′38″E / 38.1941°S 145.1605°E / -38.1941; 145.1605
Platforms 1
Tracks 1
Other information
Station code BXR
Owned by VicTrack
myki zone 2
Station status Unmanned Station
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Services
Preceding station   Metro Trains   Following station
Leawarra
toward Frankston
Stony Point line
Somerville
toward Stony Point
Location
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Baxter is a railway station in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, located in the suburb of Baxter, on the Stony Point railway line. Baxter is unmanned and in myki Zone 2.

Facilities

Baxter is located at the northern end of the Baxter-Tooradin Road level crossing, which also provides station access.

The station consists of one side platform, with a small steel shelter in the centre. Like all stations on the Stony Point line, the station contained no Metcard machine or validators, with passengers required to pre-purchase tickets and validate them on arrival at Frankston [1]

myki readers and a top-up machine have been installed at the station.

Platforms, services and connecting bus services

Platform 1:

Buses from Baxter Station

History

Baxter station opened on 1 October 1888 as Mornington Junction.[2] It is the former junction of the Mornington railway line and the Stony Point line. The junction can still be seen at the Stony Point end of the station, though the points have been spiked and the line baulked just after the level crossing.

Langwarrin Station a former station on the Stony Point line is located between Leawarra and Baxter stations.

References

Closed station navigation
Mornington branch
Junction | Moorooduc Next station
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