Bourke railway station

Bourke
Closed railway station
General information
Location	Anson St, Bourke, New South Wales, Australia
Coordinates	30°05′41″S 145°56′07″E / 30.0948°S 145.9354°E / -30.0948; 145.9354
Owned by	Transport for NSW
Operated by	NSW TrainLink
Line(s)	Main Western
Distance	824.83 kilometres (513 mi) from Central
Platforms	1
Tracks	2
Construction
Structure type	Ground
Other information
Status	Closed to rail passenger services Serviced by NSW TrainLink coach services
History
Opened	3 August 1885
Closed	20 September 1975
Services
Preceding station Former services Following station Terminus Main Western Line Marooma towards Sydney
New South Wales Heritage Database (Local Government Register)
Official name	Bourke Railway Precinct
Type	State heritage (built)
Designated	n.d.
Reference no.	s.170 NSW State agency heritage register
Type	Railway Platform / Station
Category	Transport - Rail
Builders	NSW Government Railways
Route map Legend km 000 Central (Sydney) Main Suburban line Old Main South line to Cabramatta Harris Park 23 Parramatta Westmead Rogans Hill line Wentworthville Pendle Hill Toongabbie quarry line Toongabbie Seven Hills 35 Blacktown Richmond line to Richmond Doonside Rooty Hill Mount Druitt St Marys Ropes Creek line (now sidings) Werrington Kingswood 055 Penrith Nepean River bridge Emu Plains Limit of suburban passenger services Lapstone Hill Junction Knapsack Gully Lapstone Top wing Lucasville Lapstone Zig Zag points top bottom Lower dead end Breakfast Point Old Glenbrook Tunnel Glenbrook Tunnel Glenbrook original │ present Blaxland Junction Blaxland Warrimoo Karabah Valley Heights Springwood Faulconbridge Alphington Numantia Linden Woodford Hazelbrook Lawson Bullaburra Rhondda Valley Wentworth Falls Leura 110 Katoomba Medlow Bath Blackheath Mount Victoria Hartley Vale Bell Dargans Deviation Junction Newnes Junction Newnes Junction (original) Newnes railway line Clarence Clarence (original) Clarence Tunnel Ten Tunnels (x 10) Top points Zig Zag Tunnel Bottom points Zig Zag Railway Zig Zag Mileage 92.1 Junction Eskbank 156 Lithgow Lithgow Underbridge Cooerwull Bowenfels Limit of electrification Bowenfels viaducts Marrangaroo viaduct Marrangaroo Marrangaroo Commonwealth siding Marrangaroo Deviation Marrangaroo Tunnel (original) Marrangaroo Tunnel Mudgee Road Tunnel Coxs River Junction to Wallerawang Colliery Coxs River bridges Wallerawang Gwabegar line to Kandos Diwana Rydal Rydal rail underbridges Sodwalls Tarana Oberon line to Oberon Arrangull Locksley Wambool Brewongle Raglan Kelso Macquarie River Bridge 240 Bathurst Orton Park Perthville Georges Plains Wimbledon Gresham Newbridge Athol Blayney Blayney–Demondrille line Millthorpe Spring Hill Cadia Mine line Huntley Bloomfield Broken Hill line to Broken Hill 323 Orange Orange Showground Cullya Clergate Mullion Creek Kerrs Creek Warnecliffe Euchareena Store Creek Farnham Stuart Town Mumbil Dripstone Oddfield Apsley 410 Wellington Wellington Racecourse Macquarie River Maryvale Maryvale to Gulgong line Combo Geurie Wongarbon Eulomogo Mindyarra Maintenance Centre Molong–Dubbo line to Molong 462 Dubbo 462 Dubbo Macquarie River Bridge Coonamble line to Coonamble Minore Webbs Narromine Parkes - Narromine line to Parkes Ceres Mungeribar Trangie Myall Mundi Cathundral Nevertire Warren line to Warren Belaringar Mullengudgery Miowera Nyngan Bogan River Cobar line to Cobar Summervale Grahweed Girilambone Coolabah Glenariff Byrock Brewarrina line to Brewarrina Dwyers Boorindal Maroona 825 Bourke km This diagram: view talk edit

Bourke railway station is a heritage-listed disused railway station and present-day coach terminal in Bourke, in the Far West region of New South Wales.

The station opened in 1885 as the terminus of the Main Western line. Passenger trains to Bourke ceased in 1975 when the rail service beyond Dubbo was replaced by road coaches.^[1][2][3][4] NSW TrainLink continues to serve the station by coach.^[5] The property belongs to the Country Regional Network (CRN), which is owned by Transport for NSW and operated by John Holland Rail.^[2][6]