Sandgate railway station, New South Wales

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Sandgate
Hunter Line
Station code SDG
Suburb Sandgate
Street(s) Astra Street
Distance from Central Station 170.51[1] km
Altitude (above sea level) 1.5[1] m
Types of stopping trains Regional
Number of platforms 2
Number of tracks 6
Platform arrangement 2 Sides
Type of station Ground
Ticket barriers No
Transfers available No
Disabled access Handicapped/disabled access No
Station facilities Link

Sandgate is a railway station on the Hunter line section of the Main North railway line, north of Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia. The station was opened in 1881 and the construction was originally called Grant's Creek.[1]

It serves the suburb of Sandgate, and once had a branch line which served Sandgate Cemetery. However, trains to Sandgate Cemetery did not stop at Sandgate station—the previous station was Waratah.

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Platforms and services[edit]

The station is served by approximately one train per hour on weekday off-peak and weekends, with additional services in peak hours. Limited stop services and services to Dungog or Scone, apart from one early-morning service to Scone on weekends, do not stop at Sandgate.

Platform Line Stopping Pattern Notes
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Hunter Line regional services to Newcastle
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Hunter Line regional services to Maitland and Telarah

Neighbouring stations[edit]

Preceding station   CityRail   Following station
towards Dungog or Scone
Hunter Line
towards Newcastle

Trackplan[edit]

Track arrangement at Sandgate following the construction of the Sandgate Flyover

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b c Station Names. Date of opening, closing and/or change of name. Public Transport Commission of New South Wales. Administrative Branch (Archives Section) (3rd ed.). February 1979 [1965]. p. 34.  Unknown parameter |origmonth= ignored (help)

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Coordinates: 32°52′18″S 151°42′09″E / 32.8716°S 151.7025°E / -32.8716; 151.7025