Mount Colah station
Mount Colah station is served by the North Shore & Western Line on the Sydney metro. On the North Shore & Western Line, it sits between Mount Kuring-gai and Asquith. It opened in 1887 and now handles roughly 170,204 passengers a year. It sits in Hornsby.
Key facts
- LinesT1North Shore & Western Line
- DistrictHornsby
- Opened1887
- Annual ridership170,204
- Distance from centre≈ 25.8 km
- Coordinates-33.67162, 151.11480
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
On the North Shore & Western Line
Map around Mount Colah
Nearest stations
- Asquith2 km · T1
- Mount Kuring-gai2.9 km · T1
- Hornsby3.8 km · T1T9
- Waitara4.4 km · T1
- Wahroonga5.2 km · T1
- Normanhurst5.7 km · T9
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Mount Colah station?
- Mount Colah is served by the North Shore & Western Line on the Sydney metro.
- Can you change lines at Mount Colah?
- No. Mount Colah is served only by the North Shore & Western Line.
- When did Mount Colah station open?
- Mount Colah station opened in 1887.
- What are the stations either side of Mount Colah on the North Shore & Western Line?
- On the North Shore & Western Line, Mount Colah sits between Mount Kuring-gai and Asquith.
- How busy is Mount Colah station?
- Mount Colah handles roughly 170,204 passengers a year.
- Where is Mount Colah station?
- Mount Colah station is in Hornsby, Sydney.