Parramatta station
Parramatta station is served by the North Shore & Western Line, Leppington & Inner West Line and Cumberland Line on the Sydney metro. On the North Shore & Western Line, it sits between Harris Park and Westmead. It opened in 1860 and now handles roughly 11,792,891 passengers a year. It sits in Parramatta.
Key facts
- LinesT1North Shore & Western LineT2Leppington & Inner West LineT5Cumberland Line
- DistrictParramatta
- Opened1860
- Annual ridership11,792,891
- Distance from centre≈ 6.7 km
- Coordinates-33.81744, 151.00519
Position on the line
On the North Shore & Western Line
On the Leppington & Inner West Line
On the Cumberland Line
Map around Parramatta
Nearest stations
- Harris Park0.7 km · T1T2T5
- Granville1.8 km · T1T2
- Westmead1.9 km · T1T5
- Clyde2.3 km · T1T2
- Merrylands2.4 km · T2T5
- Wentworthville3.2 km · T1T5
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Parramatta station?
- Parramatta is served by the North Shore & Western Line, Leppington & Inner West Line and Cumberland Line on the Sydney metro.
- Can you change lines at Parramatta?
- Yes. Parramatta is an interchange between 3 lines (North Shore & Western Line, Leppington & Inner West Line and Cumberland Line).
- When did Parramatta station open?
- Parramatta station opened in 1860.
- What are the stations either side of Parramatta on the North Shore & Western Line?
- On the North Shore & Western Line, Parramatta sits between Harris Park and Westmead.
- What is the next station after Parramatta on the Leppington & Inner West Line?
- Parramatta is a terminus of the Leppington & Inner West Line; the adjacent station is Harris Park.
- How busy is Parramatta station?
- Parramatta handles roughly 11,792,891 passengers a year.
- Where is Parramatta station?
- Parramatta station is in Parramatta, Sydney.