Newmarket station
Newmarket station is served by the Craigieburn line on the Melbourne metro. On the Craigieburn line, it sits between Kensington and Ascot Vale. It opened in 1860 and now handles roughly 600,650 passengers a year. It sits in Moonee Valley.
Key facts
- LinesCGBCraigieburn line
- DistrictMoonee Valley
- Opened1860
- Annual ridership600,650
- Distance from centre≈ 23.6 km
- Coordinates-37.78733, 144.92898
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
On the Craigieburn line
Map around Newmarket
Nearest stations
- Kensington0.7 km · CGB
- Flemington Bridge0.9 km · UFD
- Macaulay1 km · UFD
- South Kensington1.4 km · WERWIL
- Ascot Vale1.5 km · CGB
- Arden1.9 km · CBEPKMSUY
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Newmarket station?
- Newmarket is served by the Craigieburn line on the Melbourne metro.
- Can you change lines at Newmarket?
- No. Newmarket is served only by the Craigieburn line.
- When did Newmarket station open?
- Newmarket station opened in 1860.
- What are the stations either side of Newmarket on the Craigieburn line?
- On the Craigieburn line, Newmarket sits between Kensington and Ascot Vale.
- How busy is Newmarket station?
- Newmarket handles roughly 600,650 passengers a year.
- Where is Newmarket station?
- Newmarket station is in Moonee Valley, Melbourne.