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{{Short description|Railway station in Adelaide, South Australia}}
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{{Infobox station
{{Infobox station
| name = Albert Park
| name = Albert Park
| image = AlbertParkStationAdelaide.jpg
| style = Adelaide
| image = AlbertParkStationAdelaide.jpg
| caption = Albert Park station in 2017
| address = West Lakes Boulevard
| caption = Albert Park station in 2017
| borough = [[Albert Park, South Australia|Albert Park]]
| address = West Lakes Boulevard, [[Albert Park, South Australia|Albert Park]]
| coordinates = {{coord|-34.8822|138.5227|format=dms|display=inline, title|region:AU-SA_type:railwaystation}}
| coordinates =
| owned =
| owned = [[Department for Infrastructure & Transport]]
| operator =
| operator = [[Adelaide Metro]]
| line = [[Grange railway line|Grange Line]]
| line = {{Rail color box|system=Adelaide|line=Grange|inline=croute|type=|note=}}
| distance = 9.1 km from [[Adelaide railway station|Adelaide]]
| distance = 9.1 km from [[Adelaide railway station|Adelaide]]
| platforms = 1
| platforms = 1
| tracks = 1
| tracks = 1
| structure =
| structure = Ground, [[side platform]]
| parking = Yes
| parking = Yes
| bicycle = No
| bicycle = No
| disabled = Yes
| accessible = Yes
| connections = {{ric|Adelaide|Bus}} Bus
| bus_routes = J7 to [[Westfield West Lakes]] & [[Flinders University]]<br>J7M to [[Camden Park]]<br>J8 to [[Westfield West Lakes]], [[Armada Arndale Shopping Centre]], and [[Westfield Marion]]<br>155 to Westfield West Lakes<br>157 to [[Largs Bay, South Australia|Largs Bay]]<br>
| code =
| bus_routes = J7, J7M, 155,157
| code = 16491 (to City) <br> 18454 (to Grange)
| zone =
| website =
| zone =
| website = {{url| https://adelaidemetro.com.au/routes/GRNG|Adelaide Metro}}
| opened = 1882
| closed =
| opened = 1882
| rebuilt = 2017
| closed =
| services =
| rebuilt = 2017
| services = {{Adjacent stations
{{s-rail|title=Adelaide Metro}}
{{s-line|system=Adelaide|line=Grange|previous=Woodville|next=Seaton Park}}
|system=Adelaide
|line1=Grange|left1=Woodville|right1=Seaton Park}}
}}
}}


'''Albert Park railway station''' is located on the [[Grange railway line|Grange line]].<ref>[https://www.adelaidemetro.com.au/var/metro/storage/original/application/684c3f76dfe11ad139bbae9fa45d8cc5.pdf Outer Harbor & Grange timetable] Adelaide Metro 23 February 2014</ref> Situated in the western [[Adelaide]] suburb of [[Albert Park, South Australia|Albert Park]], it is 9.1 kilometres from [[Adelaide railway station|Adelaide station]].
'''Albert Park railway station''' is located on the [[Grange railway line|Grange line]].<ref>[https://www.adelaidemetro.com.au/var/metro/storage/original/application/684c3f76dfe11ad139bbae9fa45d8cc5.pdf Outer Harbor & Grange timetable] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160304025547/https://www.adelaidemetro.com.au/var/metro/storage/original/application/684c3f76dfe11ad139bbae9fa45d8cc5.pdf |date=4 March 2016 }} Adelaide Metro 23 February 2014</ref> Situated in the western [[Adelaide]] suburb of [[Albert Park, South Australia|Albert Park]], it is 9.1 kilometres from [[Adelaide railway station|Adelaide station]].


==History==
==History==
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In November 1940, a [[Hendon railway station, Adelaide|station]] at [[Hendon, South Australia|Hendon]] opened; the tracks diverged from the Grange line at Albert Park. It closed in 1980.<ref>''Rails Through Swamp and Sand – A History of the Port Adelaide Railway''. M. Thompson pub. Port Dock Station Railway Museum (1988) {{ISBN|0-9595073-6-1}}.</ref> In connection with this, Albert Park was rebuilt as a [[junction station]] with a [[crossing loop]], an [[island platform]], ticket office and [[signal cabin]].
In November 1940, a [[Hendon railway station, Adelaide|station]] at [[Hendon, South Australia|Hendon]] opened; the tracks diverged from the Grange line at Albert Park. It closed in 1980.<ref>''Rails Through Swamp and Sand – A History of the Port Adelaide Railway''. M. Thompson pub. Port Dock Station Railway Museum (1988) {{ISBN|0-9595073-6-1}}.</ref> In connection with this, Albert Park was rebuilt as a [[junction station]] with a [[crossing loop]], an [[island platform]], ticket office and [[signal cabin]].


The ticket office and signal cabin at Albert Park were closed on 15 November 1981 and the crossing loop was taken out of service. The mechanically-operated lower quadrant [[Railway semaphore signal|semaphore signal]]s at Albert Park were the last such installation on the [[State Transport Authority (South Australia)|State Transport Authority]] suburban passenger system (although other lower-quadrant signals on [[Australian National Railways Commission|Australian National]] track at Gillman Yard, [[Port Adelaide]] survived until the early 1990s). The layout at Albert Park was rationalised, resulting in the simple layout and basic facilities provided today. The station was rebuilt in early 2017 while the entire railway line was closed to allow for a railway bridge to be constructed over [[South Road]].
The ticket office and signal cabin at Albert Park were closed on 15 November 1981 and the crossing loop was taken out of service. The mechanically operated lower quadrant [[Railway semaphore signal|semaphore signal]]s at Albert Park were the last such installation on the [[State Transport Authority (South Australia)|State Transport Authority]] suburban passenger system (although other lower-quadrant signals on [[Australian National Railways Commission|Australian National]] track at Gillman Yard, [[Port Adelaide]] survived until the early 1990s). The layout at Albert Park was rationalised, resulting in the simple layout and basic facilities provided today. The station was rebuilt in early 2017 while the entire railway line was closed to allow for a railway bridge to be constructed over [[South Road]].


==Services by platform==
==Services by platform==
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!Lines
!Lines
!Destinations
!Destinations
!Notes
|-
|-
|rowspan="1" style="text-align:center;"|1
|rowspan="1" style="text-align:center;"|1
|style=background:#{{Adelaide color|Grange}}|[[Grange railway line|<span style="color:white;">Grange</span>]]
|style=background:#{{rcr|Adelaide|Grange}}|[[Grange railway line|<span style="color:white;">Grange</span>]]
|All stops services to [[Grange railway station|Grange]] & [[Adelaide railway station|Adelaide]]
|All stops services to [[Grange railway station|Grange]] & [[Adelaide railway station|Adelaide]]
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==External links==
==External links==
* {{commonscat-inline|Albert Park railway station, Adelaide}}
* {{commons category-inline|Albert Park railway station, Adelaide}}

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{{Adelaide Metro railway stations|Grange=y|state=collapsed}}
{{Adelaide Metro railway stations|Grange=y|state=collapsed}}


[[Category:Railway stations in Adelaide]]
[[Category:Railway stations in Adelaide]]
[[Category:Railway stations in Australia opened in 1882]]

Latest revision as of 21:26, 13 September 2024

Albert Park
Albert Park station in 2017
General information
LocationWest Lakes Boulevard, Albert Park
Coordinates34°52′56″S 138°31′22″E / 34.8822°S 138.5227°E / -34.8822; 138.5227
Owned byDepartment for Infrastructure & Transport
Operated byAdelaide Metro
Line(s)Grange
Distance9.1 km from Adelaide
Platforms1
Tracks1
Bus routesJ7, J7M, 155,157
ConnectionsBuses in Adelaide Bus
Construction
Structure typeGround, side platform
ParkingYes
Bicycle facilitiesNo
AccessibleYes
Other information
Station code16491 (to City)
18454 (to Grange)
WebsiteAdelaide Metro
History
Opened1882
Rebuilt2017
Services
Preceding station Adelaide Metro Following station
Woodville
towards Adelaide
Grange line Seaton Park
towards Grange

Albert Park railway station is located on the Grange line.[1] Situated in the western Adelaide suburb of Albert Park, it is 9.1 kilometres from Adelaide station.

History

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The railway line between Woodville and Grange opened in September 1882. It was a private railway, constructed by the Grange Railway and Investment Company, and Albert Park at this time was a simple request stop on the line. For most of its lifetime, Albert Park has been a single platform station on a single track branch line. Modifications to the track layout at Woodville station in 1909 enabled trains from the Grange branch to travel beyond Woodville into Adelaide.

In November 1940, a station at Hendon opened; the tracks diverged from the Grange line at Albert Park. It closed in 1980.[2] In connection with this, Albert Park was rebuilt as a junction station with a crossing loop, an island platform, ticket office and signal cabin.

The ticket office and signal cabin at Albert Park were closed on 15 November 1981 and the crossing loop was taken out of service. The mechanically operated lower quadrant semaphore signals at Albert Park were the last such installation on the State Transport Authority suburban passenger system (although other lower-quadrant signals on Australian National track at Gillman Yard, Port Adelaide survived until the early 1990s). The layout at Albert Park was rationalised, resulting in the simple layout and basic facilities provided today. The station was rebuilt in early 2017 while the entire railway line was closed to allow for a railway bridge to be constructed over South Road.

Services by platform

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Platform Lines Destinations
1 Grange All stops services to Grange & Adelaide

References

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  1. ^ Outer Harbor & Grange timetable Archived 4 March 2016 at the Wayback Machine Adelaide Metro 23 February 2014
  2. ^ Rails Through Swamp and Sand – A History of the Port Adelaide Railway. M. Thompson pub. Port Dock Station Railway Museum (1988) ISBN 0-9595073-6-1.
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