Moorland railway station

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Moorland
General information
LocationMoorland Road, Moorland, Queensland
Coordinates 24°44′54″S152°11′03″E / 24.74833°S 152.18416°E / -24.74833; 152.18416 Coordinates: 24°44′54″S152°11′03″E / 24.74833°S 152.18416°E / -24.74833; 152.18416
Line(s) North Coast Line
Connectionsno connections
History
ClosedYes
Services
Preceding station Queensland Rail Following station
North Bundaberg
towards Brisbane
North Coast Line Avondale
towards Cairns

Moorland Railway Station is a closed railway station on Queensland's North Coast railway line. [1] Nothing remains of the closed station.

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