Christie Downs railway station
Christie Downs
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| Noarlunga Centre Line | |
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| Location | |
| Street | Flaxmill Road Justin Cresent Finbar Cresent |
| Suburb | Christie Downs |
| Distance from Adelaide | 28.9 km |
| Access by | Pedestrian underpass |
| Frequency | |
| Hi-Frequency Station | No |
| Peak Frequency | Every 15-20 Mins |
| Weekday Frequency | Every 10-30 Mins |
| Weekend Frequency | Every 30 Mins |
| Night Frequency | Every 60 Mins |
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| Real Rail Time Display | No |
| Real Rail Time Speaker | Yes |
| Number of Platforms | 2 |
| Platform Layout | 2 side platforms |
| Toilets | No |
| Car Parking | Yes |
| Bike Storage | No |
| Lounge | No |
| Kiosk | No |
| Wheelchair access |
Yes |
| Other facilities | None |
| History | |
| Opened | 1976 |
| Rebuilt | 1978 |
| Transfers | |
| Bus transfer | 702 Southern Circuit 715 to Reynella and Noarlunga 723 to City and Noarlunga 725 to City and Noarlunga 733 to Marion and Noarlunga |
| Adjacent Stations | |
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Christie Downs railway station is on the Noarlunga Centre railway line in the southern Adelaide suburbs, 28.9 km by railway from Adelaide Railway Station.
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[edit] The Christie Downs extension
The original Christie Downs station was opened in January 1976. It was approximately 29.7 km from Adelaide and consisted of a platform adjacent to what is now the Up track. The platform has since been demolished, but the footpath leading to it can still be seen.
At the same time a new timetable was introduced which had trains stopping at all stations to Brighton, backed up by semi-fast trains that continued to Christie Downs.
[edit] Noarlunga Centre
In April 1978 Noarlunga Centre and the current Christie Downs stations were opened, and the original Christie Downs station was subsequently demolished.
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Coordinates: 35°07′45″S 138°29′47″E / 35.1291°S 138.4963°E
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