Dulwich Hill railway station, Sydney

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Dulwich Hill
Bankstown Line
Station code DHM
Suburb Dulwich Hill
Street(s) Wardell Rd
Distance from Central Station 7.87 km
Altitude (above sea level)  ? m
Types of stopping trains Suburban all stops
Number of platforms 2
Number of tracks 2
Platform arrangement 1 Island
Type of station Ground
Ticket barriers No
Transfers available Bus (411, 412)
Disabled access No
Station facilities Link

Dulwich Hill Railway Station is a station on the Bankstown line of Sydney's CityRail network, serving the residential area of Dulwich Hill. The station was opened in 1895 as Wardell Road and was renamed Dulwich Hill in 1920.[1] The Bankstown line passes through Marrickville before arriving at Dulwich Hill through a cut at Wardell Road (where the station is situated), then follows Ewart Street over Hercules Street to Hurlstone Park.

The double track Metropolitan Goods Railway Line was added to the north of the passenger lines and the Rozelle branch comes off from the main goods line just to the west of the station (Wardell Rd Junction). The station has two platforms using the island platform configuration - the only station on the section running parallel to the goods line not to be converted to side platforms.

Contents

The station is served by four or five trains during peak hours, four trains per hour off-peak on weekdays and two trains per hour on weekends.

Platform 1:

Bankstown Line - all stations services to Central and the City Circle.

Platform 2:

Bankstown Line - all stations services to Lidcombe or Liverpool via Bankstown.

The station has access via stairs from Wardell Road, which crosses the railway line at the eastern end of the station. This does not allow for Easy Access for wheelchairs.

Sydney Buses runs two routes via Dulwich Hill station:


Preceding Station
(inbound)
Line Following Station
(outbound)
Marrickville
Bankstown Line
Hurlstone Park

  • Oakes, John. Sydney's Forgotten Goods Railways, Australian Railway Historical Society (NSW), 2001. ISBN 0-909650-54-3
  1. ^ NSWrail.net-Dulwich Hill

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