Cronulla railway station, Sydney

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Cronulla

Illawarra & Eastern Suburbs Line
Station code	CNL
Suburb	Cronulla
Street(s)	Cronulla St
Distance from Central Station	34.81 km
Station Altitude (above sea level)	? m
Types of stopping trains	Suburban all stops Suburban limited stops
Number of platforms	2
Number of tracks	4
Platform arrangement	1 Side
Type of station	Ground
Ticket barriers	No
Transfers available	Bus Ferry
Disabled access	Yes
Station facilities	Link

Cronulla railway station platform

Cronulla railway station

Cronulla station has a double length platform

Cronulla track layout under the CityRailClearways Plan

Cronulla railway station is a railway station on the Cityrail network, a short distance from Cronulla Beach of Sydney, Australia, on the Pacific Ocean. It is the eastern terminus of a single line railway from Sutherland, New South Wales. The station is unusual in that the two platforms are situated end to end, rather than side by side. The station has Easy Access for wheelchairs because the platforms are at street level.

Under the CityRail Clearways Project the single line to Cronulla will be duplicated. As a result, train stabling east of Cronulla will be replaced by stabling sidings opposite platform 2.

From 1911, steam trams operated a service between Cronulla and Sutherland. The railway line that replaced the tram service opened in 1939. Over the years, the branch line from Sutherland has slowly been duplicated.

Violence occurred in the station during the 2005 Cronulla riots. [1]

Preceding Station (inbound)	Line	Following Station (outbound)
Woolooware	Illawarra Line (Cronulla Branch)	terminus

Cronulla Tunnel Gallery sits below the railway line, just north of the station. It links Cronulla Street with Tonkin Street. The artwork along the tunnel wall features images of Cronulla.