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T5 Cumberland Line, Sydney metro

Cumberland Line map, Sydney metro
Cumberland Line map, Sydney metro © OpenMapTiles © OpenStreetMap contributors · OpenFreeMap

Looking for a map of the Cumberland Line on the Sydney metro? It serves 30 stations over roughly 65.6 km. It runs between Richmond and Leppington. This page gathers its route, its stations in running order and its interchanges.

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30 of its stations interchange with another line. For the record, its oldest station is Fairfield (1856), its busiest is Parramatta (11,792,891 passengers a year) and its best connected is Cabramatta (3 lines).

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Key facts

Length estimated from station coordinates, accurate to a few hundred metres.

When each stop on the Cumberland 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 Cumberland Line openedMap of 30 stations, coloured from 1856 (purple) to 2015 (yellow) by opening year.Richmond · 1864East Richmond · 1939Clarendon · 1870Windsor · 1864Mulgrave · 1864Vineyard · 1935Riverstone · 1864Schofields · 1870Quakers Hill · 1872Marayong · 1922Blacktown · 1860Seven Hills · 1863Toongabbie · 1880Pendle Hill · 1924Wentworthville · 1883Westmead · 1883Parramatta · 1860Harris Park · 1885Merrylands · 1878Guildford · 1876Yennora · 1927Fairfield · 1856Canley Vale · 1878Cabramatta · 1870Warwick Farm · 1889Liverpool · 1856Casula · 1894Glenfield · 1869Edmondson Park · 2015Leppington · 2015Edmondson Park · 2015Fairfield · 1856
185619362015

Interchanges on the Cumberland Line

All 30 stations in order

  1. 1Richmondterminus T1
  2. 2East Richmond T1
  3. 3Clarendon T1
  4. 4Windsor T1
  5. 5Mulgrave T1
  6. 6Vineyard T1
  7. 7Riverstone T1
  8. 8Schofields T1
  9. 9Quakers Hill T1
  10. 10Marayong T1
  11. 11Blacktown T1
  12. 12Seven Hills T1
  13. 13Toongabbie T1
  14. 14Pendle Hill T1
  15. 15Wentworthville T1
  16. 16Westmead T1
  17. 17Parramatta T1T2
  18. 18Harris Park T1T2
  19. 19Merrylands T2
  20. 20Guildford T2
  21. 21Yennora T2
  22. 22Fairfield T2
  23. 23Canley Vale T2
  24. 24Cabramatta T2T3
  25. 25Warwick Farm T2T3
  26. 26Liverpool T2T3
  27. 27Casula T2
  28. 28Glenfield T2T8
  29. 29Edmondson Park T2
  30. 30Leppingtonterminus T2

Frequently asked questions

How many stations are on the Cumberland Line?
The Cumberland Line on the Sydney metro serves 30 stations.
What are the termini of the Cumberland Line?
The Cumberland Line terminates at Richmond and Leppington.
What is the oldest station on the Cumberland Line?
The oldest station still served by the Cumberland Line entered service in 1856.
What is the busiest station on the Cumberland Line?
Parramatta, with roughly 11,792,891 passengers a year.
How long is the Cumberland Line?
The Cumberland Line runs for roughly 65.6 km.
Which lines does the Cumberland Line connect with?
The Cumberland Line meets the North Shore & Western Line, Leppington & Inner West Line, Liverpool & Inner West Line and Airport & South Line.

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