Daglish railway station

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Daglish

Fremantle Line
Station code	FDH
Street	Stubbs Terrace, Railway Road, Hamersley Road
Suburb	Daglish, Subiaco
Fare zone	1
Distance from Perth Station	5 km (3.1 mi)
Stopping patterns	All, B, D, K, L
Number of platforms	2
Platform architecture	1 island
Station structure	Open Station
Access by	Pedestrian Underpass
Transit guard booth	No
Train transfer	No
Bus transfer	No
Park 'n' Ride	Yes
Lock 'n' Ride	No
Lifts	0
Escalators	0
Add Value Machines	No
Public telephones	No
Public toilets	No

Coordinates: 31°57′07″S 115°48′47″E / 31.951971°S 115.813193°E / -31.951971; 115.813193

Daglish is a Transperth metropolitan railway station located 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) west of Perth railway station in Western Australia, on the Fremantle Line.

The railway station was opened on 14 July 1924, named after Henry Daglish, Western Australia's first Labor premier.^[1] and was a goods oriented station until the 1940s. ^[2]

A pedestrian bridge was built in 1936 ^[3]

Platforms

Stop no.	Platform	Line	Stopping pattern	Destination	Notes
[2759] Daglish Station platforms
99231		Fremantle	All stations	Perth
99232		Fremantle	All, B, D, K, L	Fremantle

Bus routes

Route Number		Destination / Description
[19424] Railway Road (northeast bound)
	27	to East Perth via Bagot Road and Kings Park Road
	906	Rail Replacement Service to Perth
[19428] Railway Road (southeast bound)
	27	to Claremont station via Lemnos Street
	906	Rail Replacement Service to Fremantle

Daglish
Zone 1

Preceding station		Transperth Trains network		Following station
Subiaco Zone 1 towards Perth		Fremantle Line All, B, D, K, L		Shenton Park Zone 1 towards Fremantle

v t e Transperth railway stations

Armadale/Thornlie line	Perth McIver Claisebrook ~~Belmont Park~~ Stadium Burswood Victoria Park ~~Lathlain~~ Carlisle Oats Street Welshpool Queens Park Cannington Beckenham Thornlie Kenwick Maddington ~~Canning Park Racecourse~~ ~~Stokely~~ Gosnells Seaforth Kelmscott Challis Sherwood Armadale ~~Tredale~~

Fremantle line	Perth City West West Leederville Subiaco Daglish Shenton Park Karrakatta Loch Street Showgrounds Claremont Swanbourne Grant Street Cottesloe Mosman Park Victoria Street ~~Leighton~~ North Fremantle Fremantle ~~The Esplanade~~ ~~Success Harbour~~ ~~Robbs Jetty~~ ~~South Beach~~ ~~Spearwood~~

Joondalup line	Esplanade Perth Underground Leederville Glendalough Stirling Warwick Greenwood Whitfords Edgewater Joondalup Currambine Clarkson Butler Alkimos Eglinton Yanchep

Mandurah line	Perth Underground Esplanade South Perth Canning Bridge Bull Creek Murdoch Cockburn Central Aubin Grove Mandogalup Kwinana Wellard Rockingham Warnbro Karnup Lakelands Mandurah

Midland line	Perth McIver Claisebrook East Perth Mount Lawley Maylands Meltham Bayswater Airport West Airport Forrestfield Ashfield Bassendean Success Hill Guildford East Guildford Woodbridge Midland ~~Bellevue~~ ~~Koongamia~~

(stations in italics are under planning or under construction, stations in ~~strikeout~~ are not in use or closed - see List of closed Perth railway stations )

Notes

↑ http://pandora.nla.gov.au/pan/105263/20090910-1331/wastations.i8.com/daglish_station.html
↑ http://www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/template.asp?navSelect=11&mainNavID=11&pageRecID=312 Subiaco website - see also Spillman, Ken; Subiaco (W.A. : Municipality) (1985), Identity prized : a history of Subiaco (1st ed.), University of Western Australia Press for the City of Subiaco , 1985, ISBN 978-0-85564-240-2
↑ "BRIDGE FOR DAGLISH.". The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954) (Perth, WA: National Library of Australia). 23 March 1936. p. 11. Retrieved 10 April 2013.

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