Glenhuntly railway station

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Glenhuntly

Station building on platforms 1/2 opened in July 1987
Station statistics
Coordinates 37°53′24″S 145°02′32″E / 37.8899°S 145.0421°E / -37.8899; 145.0421Coordinates: 37°53′24″S 145°02′32″E / 37.8899°S 145.0421°E / -37.8899; 145.0421
Platforms 3
Tracks 3
Other information
Rebuilt July 1987
Station code GHY
Owned by VicTrack
Myki zone 1
Station status Host Station
Melway map Link
Website Link, includes timetables
Services
Preceding station   Metro Trains   Following station
Caulfield
Frankston line
Ormond
toward Frankston
Location
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Glenhuntly is a railway station in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, located in the suburb of Glen Huntly on the Frankston railway line. Glenhuntly is classed as a Host Station and is in Myki Zone 1.

Station overview

Facilities

Glenhuntly is located at the southern end of the Glen Huntly Road level crossing, with station access from Royal Avenue and Glen Huntly Road.

The station consists of an island layout and side platform; Platforms 1 & 2 (island platform) has a brick building opened in July 1987 housing an enclosed waiting area, ticket facilities and toilets, while platform 3 has a small weatherboard building. Myki ticket vending machines are located inside the waiting area, and at the entrance to platform 3.

Glenhuntly station is located next to a "tram square", one of only four crossings in Melbourne at which tram and train tracks intersect along with their electrified overhead wires. A small signal box is situated at the Flinders Street end of the tram square which controls the tramway crossing. Trains are restricted to 15 km/h through it due to the deteriorating condition of the crossing, with freight trains further restricted.[1] In 2009 the tram square as well as the pit of the station was reconstructed.

History

Glenhuntly station opened on 19 December 1881 as Glen Huntly Road. It was renamed GlenHuntly in 1882, and Glenhuntly in 1937,[2]

Platforms, services, connecting & trams services

Platform 1:

Platform 2:

Platform 3:

Trams from Glenhuntly Station

References

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