Middle Footscray railway station, Melbourne

Middle Footscray railway station, Melbourne

MelbourneRailwayStation1
NAME=Middle Footscray
IMAGELINK=Middle-footscray-telephoto.jpg
CAPTION=Looking towards Melbourne and Middle Footscray station
CODE=MFY
DISTANCE=7.8 km
LINES=Sydenham
PLATFORMS=2
TRACKS=2
STATUS=Unmanned Station
FACILITIES= [http://www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au/stop/view/20024 Link]
TIMETABLES= [http://www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au/stop/view/20024#lineInformation Link]
MELWAY= [http://www.street-directory.com.au/sd_new/genmap.cgi?x=144.891545343581&y=-37.802697210987&sizex=650&sizey=650&level=7&star=1&circle= Link]
ZONE=1

Middle Footscray is a railway station in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia located in the suburb of Footscray, on the Sydenham railway line. Middle Footscray is unmanned and is in Metcard Zone 1.

The station consists of two platforms, in an island format, with a large brick building at the Flinders Street end of the station. Due to being one of the most isolated stations on the network, a small coin-only Metcard ticket machine is located at the entrance to the island platform, which dispenses only selected ticketing options.

The station is located at the western end of the Victoria Street road underpass, and is accessible from an underpass from the same road.

Two dual gauge tracks run beside the station forming the South Kensington - West Footscray goods lines, linking the Port of Melbourne and other freight terminals to the rest of the state. The tracks also form part of the Melbourne to Sydney standard gauge line.

History

Middle Footscray Station opened on December 10, 1906. [ [http://www.vicsig.net/index.php?page=infrastructure&name=Middle%20Footscray VICSIG Infrastructure - Middle Footscray] ]

References

MelbourneStations
Line=Sydenham line
Previous=Footscray
Here=Middle Footscray
Next=West Footscray


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