Mernda line
km
Up arrow
Multiple lines
via North Melbourne
1.2
Southern Cross
2.5
Flagstaff
3.1
Melbourne Central
Melbourne Central railway station#Transport linksMelbourne Central railway station#Transport links
4.3
Parliament
0.0
Flinders Street
0.1
Princes Bridge
(closed)
Left arrow
Multiple lines
via Richmond
1.7
Jolimont
2.0
Jolimont Tunnel
2.2
West Richmond Tunnel
2.4
West Richmond
West Richmond railway station#Transport links
2.9
North Richmond
3.0
3.6
Collingwood
Collingwood railway station#Transport links
4.1
Johnston Street
4.2
Victoria Park
Victoria Park railway station, Melbourne#Transport links
4.5
5.4
Clifton Hill
5.6
Left arrow
5.8
High Street
6.1
Rushall
Rushall railway station#Transport links
Right arrow
6.4
6.6
Merri Parade
6.8
Merri
7.7
Northcote
8.4
Croxton
9.4
Thornbury
Left arrowRight arrow
Miller Street (tram only)
10.5
Bell
Bell railway station, Melbourne#Transport links
10.5
11.2
Preston
Preston railway station, Melbourne#Transport links
12.4
Regent
Regent railway station#Transport links
13.7
Reservoir
Reservoir railway station#Transport links
13.9
High Street
14.7
Ruthven
Ruthven railway station#Transport links
16.2
Keon Parade
16.3
Keon Park
Keon Park railway station#Transport links
17.3
17.9
Thomastown
Thomastown railway station, Melbourne#Transport links
~18.9
RMSP 8 (2nd)
(demolished)
19.6
Lalor
Lalor railway station#Transport links
~20.5
RMSP 8 (1st)
(demolished)
21.6
Epping
Epping railway station, Melbourne#Transport links
21.9
24.7
South Morang
South Morang railway station#Transport links
24.9
McDonalds Road
~24.9
RMSP 39
(demolished)
26.7
Middle Gorge
Middle Gorge railway station#Transport links
27.9
~28.2
RMSP 33
(demolished)
29.5
Hawkstowe
Hawkstowe railway station#Transport links
~30.5
RMSP 9
(demolished)
30.7
Mernda
Mernda railway station#Transport links
32.0
Bridge Inn Road
32.9
end of Metro area
Down arrow
Whittlesea line
to Whittlesea
(dismantled)
km

This is a route-map template for the Mernda line, a railway line in Victoria, Australia.

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