Marino railway station, Adelaide
Marino
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| Location | |
| Street | Bandon Terrace Newland Avenue |
| Suburb | Marino |
| Distance from Adelaide | 18.3 km |
| Access by | Underground pedestrian tunnel |
| Frequency | |
| Hi-Frequency Station | No |
| Peak Frequency | Every 15-30 Mins |
| Weekday Frequency | Every 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 | 1 centre platform |
| Toilets | No |
| Car Parking | Yes |
| Bike Storage | No |
| Lounge | No |
| Kiosk | No |
| Wheelchair access |
Yes |
| Other facilities | None |
| History | |
| Opened | 1913 |
| Rebuilt | 1970s |
| Transfers | |
| Bus transfer | 640 to Marion Centre |
| Adjacent Stations | |
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Marino railway station is a railway station on the Noarlunga railway line, which is located in the southern Adelaide suburb of Marino. It is located 18.3 km by railway from the Adelaide Railway Station. The small station building is similar to the ones at Ascot Park and Seacliff (up platform). This current shelter was built during the duplication of the line between Oaklands and Hallett Cove Beach in 1975. The station did have a ticket office but it has since closed, like at Seacliff and Ascot Park.[citation needed]
Once the terminus of the line that now runs south to Noarlunga Centre. Marino railway station opened in 1915 when the line was built from Adelaide to Marino. The line was extended further south to its current terminus at Noarlunga Centre in 1978. The line further south towards Hallett Cove follows the rugged coastline on the line's western side.
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Coordinates: 35°02′32″S 138°31′02″E / 35.0422°S 138.5173°E
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