St Albans station
St Albans station is served by the Sunbury line on the Melbourne metro. On the Sunbury line, it sits between Keilor Plains and Ginifer. It opened in 1887 and now handles roughly 962,650 passengers a year. It sits in Brimbank.
Key facts
- LinesSUYSunbury line
- DistrictBrimbank
- Opened1887
- Annual ridership962,650
- Distance from centre≈ 34.2 km
- Coordinates-37.74486, 144.80005
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
On the Sunbury line
Map around St Albans
Nearest stations
- Keilor Plains1.8 km · SUY
- Ginifer2 km · SUY
- Albion4.2 km · SUY
- Watergardens5.4 km · SUY
- Sunshine5.6 km · SUY
- Tottenham8.2 km · SUY
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve St Albans station?
- St Albans is served by the Sunbury line on the Melbourne metro.
- Can you change lines at St Albans?
- No. St Albans is served only by the Sunbury line.
- When did St Albans station open?
- St Albans station opened in 1887.
- What are the stations either side of St Albans on the Sunbury line?
- On the Sunbury line, St Albans sits between Keilor Plains and Ginifer.
- How busy is St Albans station?
- St Albans handles roughly 962,650 passengers a year.
- Where is St Albans station?
- St Albans station is in Brimbank, Melbourne.