Cohuna railway line
| Cohuna | |
|---|---|
| Overview | |
| Type | V/Line passenger service |
| Stations | 10 |
| Operation | |
| Opened | 1915 |
| Completed | 1915 |
| Closed | 1981 |
| Number of tracks | 1 |
Bendigo-Cohuna rail ticket 1979
The Cohuna Line is a closed railway line in the north of Victoria, Australia. Branching off the Bendigo-Deniliquin line at Elmore, it ran north-west to a final terminus at Cohuna.
History
The line was progressively opened between 1912 and 1915.[1]
Stations
Cohuna Railway Station 185 Miles
- 1915 - 1 March 1981.
Keely Railway Station 181 Miles
- 1915 - 1 March 1981.
Leitchville Railway Station 177 Miles
- 1915 - 1 March 1981.
Gunbower Railway Station 172 Miles
- 1915 - 1 March 1981.
Patho Railway Station 165 Miles
- 1915 - 1 March 1981.
Roslynmead 157 Miles
- 1915 - 1 March 1981.
Kotta 152 Miles
- 1915 - 1 March 1981.
Lockington 147 Miles
- 1915 - 1 March 1981.
McColl 144 Miles
- 1915 - 1 March 1981.
Hunter 135 Miles
- 1915 - 1 March 1981.
Elmore 128 Miles
- 21 November 1873 – 9 November 2008.
station guide
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Terminus: Elmore Station Junction: Northern Line | ||||
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Hunter Station | ||||
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Warragamba Station (later renamed to Diggora West) | ||||
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McColl Station | ||||
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Lockington Station | ||||
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Kotta Station | ||||
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Roslynmead Station | ||||
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Patho Station | ||||
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Gunbower Station | ||||
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Leitchville Station | ||||
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Keely Station | ||||
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Cohuna Station | ||||
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