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Caboolture

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Location
Street address Matthew Terrace
Suburb Caboolture, Queensland
Brisway map Link
Distance from Central 49.57 km (30.8 mi)
TransLink zone 8
Access by Main entrance at Matthew Terrace, and overpass
Features and facilities
Number of platforms 3
Station layout 1 side, 1 island
Ticket vending machine yes
Disability access Handicapped/disabled access yes
Citytrain profile Link
Connecting services
Train transfer yes
Bus transfer yes
Next stations
Inbound
Outbound
Nambour and Gympie North Line
Caboolture Line
terminus

Caboolture railway station is on the North Coast railway line in Caboolture, north of Brisbane the state capital of Queensland, Australia. It is part of the QR Citytrain network.

Originally opened in the 1880s, the rebuilt Caboolture station was opened in 1986 to coincide with the stage 4 mainline electrification between Petrie and Caboolture in preparation for the Mainline electrification between Brisbane and Rockhampton in 1988. Caboolture is the terminus for Caboolture line services. Its three letter station code is 'CAB'.

The station is in Zone 8 of the TransLink integrated public transport system. The station is the main rail/bus interchange for TransLink's Northern Region and is served by bus connections to the surrounding areas of Caboolture. It is also the southern terminus for the off-peak Nambour-Caboolture railbus, which operates in addition to the Nambour train service in the off-peak.

This station is also served by daily Traveltrain services.

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[edit] Station layout

There is an infrequently-used old turntable in the eastern stabling yard, retained for use of steam train excursions and diesel locomotive tuition as well as turning of track recording machines.

The current station layout has a western stabling yard, built in 1995 with three electrified roads, two capable of stowing four three-car electric units with the third electrified road holding only two three-car electric units. The non-electrified Wamuran road was realigned against the station fence and is used to stow diesel locomotives and track machines.

The Eastern Stabling Yard has four electrified roads two each holding two three-car electric multiple units and two holding three three-car electric units. The eastern most road leads onto the turntable. The eastern yard was track circuited and electrified in 1995 at the same time the western yard was constructed. There is an electrified shunting straight on the southern end of platform three to enable shunting from the eastern yard.

[edit] Kilcoy branch line

The Kilcoy branch line opened in the late 19th century between Caboolture and Kilcoy. The stations along the line were Moodlu, Wamuran, Bracalba, D'Aguilar, Woodford, Neurum, Royston, Villenueve, and Kilcoy.

The line was closed in July 1964 back to Wamuran, with the track lifted the year after except for approximately half a kilometer from Wamuran station for shunting. Until the late 1990s, the two main commodities sourced were pineapples for the Golden Circle cannery, and ballast from the Moodlu Ballast pit. The Wamuran line has been disused since the 1990s. In January 2008, the Beerburrum Road level crossing at Caboolture was totally removed as part of the Beerburrum Road widening. Although the railway line on the approach to Moodlu was partially covered during the construction of the King Street and D'Aguilar Highway interchange, provision was made for a rail underpass.

[edit] World War II

During World War II, Caboolture was a staging post for the 2/25th Australian Infantry Battalion troops from the surrounding districts who traveled to Owen Stanley - Kakoda Trail campaign to Gona in Papua New Guinea. There are a number of plaques of dedication on Caboolture Station's walls, commemorating their services to the country. There is also evidence in the Wamuran Public Hall that troops also answered the call to service at Caboolture during World War I.

[edit] Services by platform

Platform Line Destination Notes
1 Nambour, Cooroy, Gympie North
Traveltrain
Nambour, Cooroy and Gympie North
North and Central Queensland
All stations
All stops
2* Caboolture
Nambour, Cooroy, Gympie North
Nambour, Cooroy, Gympie North
Brisbane city continuing to Ipswich
Brisbane city
Nambour
All stations
Express
All stations
3* Caboolture
Nambour, Cooroy, Gympie North
Brisbane city continuing to Ipswich
Nambour
All stations
All stations

* Some peak-hour Nambour services may depart from platforms 2 or 3, check at the station for platform details

[edit] TransLink bus routes servicing Caboolture

Caboolture bus and rail interchange
Caboolture bus and rail interchange

The following TransLink bus routes use Caboolture railway station as an interchange:

[edit] Bus Bay 1

649 Between Caboolture and Nambour via Australia Zoo
RailBus service operating off-peak Monday to Friday by Kangaroo Bus Lines

[edit] Bus Bay 2

640 Between Bribie Island and Caboolture Station via Woorim, Sandstone Point and Ningi
Link service operating every day by Bribie Island Coaches

[edit] Bus Bay 3

653 Between Caboolture and Caboolture West via Morayfield and Bellmere
All stops service operating every day by Caboolture Bus Lines
654 Between Caboolture and Morayfield via Caboolture Station
All stops service operating every day by Caboolture Bus Lines
655 Between Caboolture Central and Caboolture Hospital via Caboolture TAFE
All stops service operating every day by Caboolture Bus Lines

[edit] Bus Bay 4

662 Between 662 is not a valid origin and 662 is not a valid destination via 662 does not have valid via point(s)
662 is not a valid route type service operating 662 does not have valid operating hours by Kangaroo Bus Lines

[edit] Bus Bay 5

652 Between Caboolture and Beachmere via Caboolture Station
All stops service operating Monday to Friday by Caboolture Bus Lines

[edit] External links

Coordinates: 27°05′00″S 152°57′14″E / -27.0833, 152.9540

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