- Dungog railway station
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Dungog
Hunter Line CountryLink North Coast Station code DGG Suburb Dungog Street(s) Brown Street Distance from Central Station 245.20 km Altitude (above sea level) ? m Types of stopping trains Regional
CountryLinkNumber of platforms 2 Number of tracks 3 Platform arrangement Island Type of station Ground Ticket barriers No Transfers available none Disabled access 
Yes (Assisted) Station facilities Link Dungog railway station is a railway station on the North Coast Line branch of CityRail's Hunter Line in New South Wales, Australia. It serves the town of Dungog. The station opened on 11 August 1911.[1] To access the station you have to cross over the tracks. There is disabled access to the platforms. There are two platforms and three lines.
Platforms and services
Dungog is the terminating point of CityRail's diesel Hunter Line services, and is a stopping point for Countrylink XPT passenger trains. There are five local services run to Newcastle on weekdays (fewer on weekends). Countrylink services include three XPT services to Sydney each day, one XPT to Casino (the former train to Murwillumbah), one to Grafton, and one to Brisbane.
Platform Line Stopping Pattern Notes 
CountryLink North Coast country services to Sydney (three per day), Brisbane (one per day), Casino (one per day) and Grafton (one per day) 
Hunter Line terminating diesel railcar services, returning to Newcastle Neighbouring stations
Preceding station NSW Main lines Following station Dingadeetowards Border LoopNorth Coast Line towards MaitlandPreceding station CityRail Following station Terminus Hunter Line
North Coast Line
Dungog to Maitlandtowards NewcastlePreceding station CountryLink Following station CountryLink North Coast towards SydneyReferences
- ^ Bozier, Rolfe, "NSWRail.net: Dungog Railway Station". Accessed 31 May 2008.
Coordinates: 32°24′1.6″S 151°45′35.1″E / 32.400444°S 151.75975°E
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