FKN Frankston line, Melbourne metro
Looking for a map of the Frankston line on the Melbourne metro? It serves 32 stations. This page gathers its route, its stations in running order and its interchanges.
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10 of its stations interchange with another line. For the record, its oldest station is Flinders Street (1854) and its busiest is Flinders Street (19,633,300 passengers a year).
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Key facts
- Number of stations32
- Oldest stationFlinders Street · 1854
- Busiest stationFlinders Street
- InterchangesALMAlamein lineBEGBelgrave lineCGBCraigieburn lineCBECranbourne lineGWYGlen Waverley lineHBEHurstbridge lineLILLilydale lineMDDMernda linePKMPakenham lineSHMSandringham lineSTYStony Point lineUFDUpfield lineWERWerribee lineWILWilliamstown line
When each stop on the Frankston line opened
Every station on its real position, coloured by the year it opened and sized by annual ridership. The drawing assembles itself in opening order.
Interchanges on the Frankston line
- CaulfieldCBECranbourne linePKMPakenham line
- FlagstaffALMAlamein lineBEGBelgrave lineCGBCraigieburn lineGWYGlen Waverley lineHBEHurstbridge lineLILLilydale lineMDDMernda lineUFDUpfield line
- Flinders StreetALMAlamein lineBEGBelgrave lineCGBCraigieburn lineGWYGlen Waverley lineHBEHurstbridge lineLILLilydale lineMDDMernda lineSHMSandringham lineUFDUpfield lineWERWerribee lineWILWilliamstown line
- FrankstonSTYStony Point line
- MalvernCBECranbourne linePKMPakenham line
- Melbourne CentralALMAlamein lineBEGBelgrave lineCGBCraigieburn lineGWYGlen Waverley lineHBEHurstbridge lineLILLilydale lineMDDMernda lineUFDUpfield line
- ParliamentALMAlamein lineBEGBelgrave lineCGBCraigieburn lineGWYGlen Waverley lineHBEHurstbridge lineLILLilydale lineMDDMernda lineUFDUpfield line
- RichmondALMAlamein lineBEGBelgrave lineGWYGlen Waverley lineLILLilydale lineSHMSandringham line
- South YarraSHMSandringham line
- Southern CrossALMAlamein lineBEGBelgrave lineCGBCraigieburn lineGWYGlen Waverley lineHBEHurstbridge lineLILLilydale lineMDDMernda lineUFDUpfield lineWERWerribee lineWILWilliamstown line
All 32 stations in order
- 1Flagstaff ALMBEGCGBGWYHBELILMDDUFD
- 2Southern Cross ALMBEGCGBGWYHBELILMDDUFDWERWIL
- 3Flinders Street ALMBEGCGBGWYHBELILMDDSHMUFDWERWIL
- 4Richmond ALMBEGGWYLILSHM
- 5South Yarra SHM
- 6Hawksburn
- 7Toorak
- 8Armadale
- 9Malvern CBEPKM
- 10Caulfield CBEPKM
- 11Glen Huntly
- 12Ormond
- 13McKinnon
- 14Bentleigh
- 15Patterson
- 16Moorabbin
- 17Highett
- 18Southland
- 19Cheltenham
- 20Mentone
- 21Parkdale
- 22Mordialloc
- 23Aspendale
- 24Edithvale
- 25Chelsea
- 26Bonbeach
- 27Carrum
- 28Seaford
- 29Kananook
- 30Frankstonterminus STY
Branches
From Flagstaff
Frequently asked questions
- How many stations are on the Frankston line?
- The Frankston line on the Melbourne metro serves 32 stations.
- What is the oldest station on the Frankston line?
- The oldest station still served by the Frankston line entered service in 1854.
- What is the busiest station on the Frankston line?
- Flinders Street, with roughly 19,633,300 passengers a year.
- Which lines does the Frankston line connect with?
- The Frankston line meets the Alamein line, Belgrave line, Craigieburn line, Cranbourne line, Glen Waverley line, Hurstbridge line, Lilydale line, Mernda line, Pakenham line, Sandringham line, Stony Point line, Upfield line, Werribee line and Williamstown line.
Other lines in Melbourne
ALMAlamein lineBEGBelgrave lineCGBCraigieburn lineCBECranbourne lineGWYGlen Waverley lineHBEHurstbridge lineLILLilydale lineMDDMernda linePKMPakenham lineSHMSandringham lineSTYStony Point lineSUYSunbury lineUFDUpfield lineWERWerribee lineWILWilliamstown line