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Footscray station
Footscray station is served by the Sunbury line, Werribee line and Williamstown line on the Melbourne metro. On the Sunbury line, it sits between Middle Footscray and Arden. It opened in 1859 and now handles roughly 4,383,950 passengers a year. It sits in Maribyrnong.
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Key facts
Position on the line On the Sunbury line On the Werribee line On the Williamstown line
Map around Footscray
Map around Footscray Location of Footscray station and its neighbours on the Melbourne metro.
Middle Footscray South Kensington South Kensington Footscray Seddon Seddon Arden
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Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Footscray station? Footscray is served by the Sunbury line, Werribee line and Williamstown line on the Melbourne metro. Can you change lines at Footscray? Yes. Footscray is an interchange between 3 lines (Sunbury line, Werribee line and Williamstown line). When did Footscray station open? Footscray station opened in 1859. What are the stations either side of Footscray on the Sunbury line? On the Sunbury line, Footscray sits between Middle Footscray and Arden. What are the stations either side of Footscray on the Werribee line? On the Werribee line, Footscray sits between South Kensington and Seddon. How busy is Footscray station? Footscray handles roughly 4,383,950 passengers a year. Where is Footscray station? Footscray station is in Maribyrnong, Melbourne.
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