Bromelton railway station

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Bromelton
General information
LocationBoonah-Beaudesert Road, Bromelton
Coordinates 27°58′14″S152°55′34″E / 27.9705°S 152.9261°E / -27.9705; 152.9261
Owned by Queensland Rail
Operated by CountryLink
Line(s) North Coast
Distance931.70 kilometres from Central
Platforms1
Tracks1
Construction
Structure typeGround
History
Opened1930
Closed1994

Bromelton railway station was located on the NSW North Coast line in Queensland, Australia. It served the rural locality of Bromelton.

Platforms and services

Bromelton was served by a northbound XPT service to Roma Street and a southbound service to Sydney until it closed in 1994. [1]

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References

  1. "Bromelton Closure" Railway Digest April 1995 page 8