Farina railway station

Farina
A preserved narrow-gauge bogie open wagon next to the rebuilt goods platform at Farina in 2021
General information
Location	Farina, South Australia
Coordinates	30°04′S 138°17′E / 30.06°S 138.28°E / -30.06; 138.28
Operated by	South Australian Railways 1882–1926 Commonwealth Railways 1926–1975 Australian National 1975–1987
Line(s)	Central Australia Railway 1884–1987; Marree railway line 1957–1987.
Distance	650 kilometres (400 miles) from Adelaide railway station
Platforms	1 (ground level)
Other information
Status	Closed
History
Opened	22 May 1884
Closed	10 June 1987
Rebuilt	27 July 1957
Services
Preceding station Commonwealth Railways Following station Copley towards Port Augusta Central Australia Railway Marree towards Alice Springs Copley towards Stirling North Marree railway line Marree Terminus

Farina railway station, in the South Australian outback, was completed in 1882 when the narrow-gauge Central Australia Railway progressed towards Marree. In 1957, a new standard-gauge line, called the Marree railway line, was constructed in parallel with the narrow-gauge line, which was closed in 1981; traffic ceased on the standard-gauge line in 2019.