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MDD Mernda line, Melbourne metro

Mernda line map, Melbourne metro
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Looking for a map of the Mernda line on the Melbourne metro? It serves 29 stations. This page gathers its route, its stations in running order and its interchanges.

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11 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

When each stop on the Mernda 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.

When each stop on the Mernda line openedMap of 29 stations, coloured from 1854 (purple) to 2018 (yellow) by opening year.Flagstaff · 1985Southern Cross · 1859Flinders Street · 1854Jolimont · 1901West Richmond · 1901North Richmond · 1901Collingwood · 1901Victoria Park · 1888Clifton Hill · 1888Rushall · 1927Merri · 1889Northcote · 1889Croxton · 1889Thornbury · 1889Bell · 1889Preston · 1889Regent · 1889Reservoir · 1889Ruthven · 1963Keon Park · 1929Thomastown · 1889Lalor · 1949Epping · 1889South Morang · 2012Middle Gorge · 2018Hawkstowe · 2018Mernda · 1889Melbourne Central · 1981Parliament · 1983Flinders Street · 1854Middle Gorge · 2018
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Interchanges on the Mernda line

All 29 stations in order

  1. 1Flagstaff ALMBEGCGBFKNGWYHBELILUFD
  2. 2Southern Cross ALMBEGCGBFKNGWYHBELILUFDWERWIL
  3. 3Flinders Street ALMBEGCGBFKNGWYHBELILSHMUFDWERWIL
  4. 4Jolimont HBE
  5. 5West Richmond HBE
  6. 6North Richmond HBE
  7. 7Collingwood HBE
  8. 8Victoria Park HBE
  9. 9Clifton Hill HBE
  10. 10Rushall
  11. 11Merri
  12. 12Northcote
  13. 13Croxton
  14. 14Thornbury
  15. 15Bell
  16. 16Preston
  17. 17Regent
  18. 18Reservoir
  19. 19Ruthven
  20. 20Keon Park
  21. 21Thomastown
  22. 22Lalor
  23. 23Epping
  24. 24South Morang
  25. 25Middle Gorge
  26. 26Hawkstowe
  27. 27Merndaterminus

Branches

From Flagstaff

  1. 1Melbourne Central ALMBEGCGBFKNGWYHBELILUFD
  2. 2Parliament ALMBEGCGBFKNGWYHBELILUFD

Frequently asked questions

How many stations are on the Mernda line?
The Mernda line on the Melbourne metro serves 29 stations.
What is the oldest station on the Mernda line?
The oldest station still served by the Mernda line entered service in 1854.
What is the busiest station on the Mernda line?
Flinders Street, with roughly 19,633,300 passengers a year.
Which lines does the Mernda line connect with?
The Mernda line meets the Alamein line, Belgrave line, Craigieburn line, Frankston line, Glen Waverley line, Hurstbridge line, Lilydale line, Sandringham line, Upfield line, Werribee line and Williamstown line.

Other lines in Melbourne

ALMAlamein lineBEGBelgrave lineCGBCraigieburn lineCBECranbourne lineFKNFrankston lineGWYGlen Waverley lineHBEHurstbridge lineLILLilydale linePKMPakenham lineSHMSandringham lineSTYStony Point lineSUYSunbury lineUFDUpfield lineWERWerribee lineWILWilliamstown line

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