Port Lincoln to Thevenard
This section contains information about the Port Lincoln to Thevenard railway
Port Lincoln 0 km (0 m)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
One Mile Siding 1.6 km (1 m)
| - | SA Wheat Harvest Board Siding |
Barley Siding 2.3 km (1 m 32 ch)
| - | Australian Barley Board Siding |
BarleySiding 2.8 km (1 m 68 ch)
| - | Australian Wheat Board Loop Siding |
Four Mile Quarry 6.5 km (4 m)
| - | Served the ballast quarry on Northside Hill |
Five Mile Siding 7.9 km (4 m 75 ch) -- Grantham
| - | Originally built as Australian Wheat Board Siding |
Duck Ponds 12.4 km (7 m 53 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Coomunga 21.6 km (13 m 27 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Pearlah 30.3 km (18 m 60 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Wanilla 38.9 km (23 m 47 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Warunda 44 km (27 m 23 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Mortlock 51.3 km (31 m 62 ch) -- Edillilie 51.3 km (31 m 62 ch)
| 18.11.1907 | Opened as "Mortlock". |
| 10.1908 | Renamed "Edillilie" |
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Pillana 58.8 km (36 m 35 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Cummins 67.5 km (41 m 70 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Wildeloo 75 km (46 m 47 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Yeelanna 81.7 km (50 m 55 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Kilto 89 km (55 m 15 ch) -- Kaldow 89 km (55 m 15 ch)
| 5.5.1913 | Opened - named "Kilto" [pk] |
| 11.11.1918 | Renamed "Kaldow" [pk] |
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Karkoo 93.6 km (58 m7 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Coomaba 99 km (61 m 46 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Tooligie 113.4 km (70 m 27 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Peachina 122.6 km (76 m 9 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Murdinga 128.2 km (80 m 2 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Warrachie 137,4 km (85 m 25 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Terre 148.5 km (92 m 142 ch) -- Lock 148.5 km (92 m 142 ch)
| 5.5.1913 | Opened - named "Terre" [pk] |
| 26.12.1921 | Renamed "Lock" [pk] |
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
McLachlan 156 km (96 m 65 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Kopi 175.2 km (108 m 62 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Nantuma 183 km (113 m 49 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Warramboo 190.2 km (117 m 76 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Kyancutta 203.1 km (126 m 9 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Wannamana 210 km (130 m 12 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Wudinna 216.2 km (134 m 18 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Pygery 222.1 km (137 m 73 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Pinbong 227.5 km (141 m 26 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Yaninee 237.6 km (147 m 42 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Poldinna 245.5 km (152 m 22 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Minnipa 253.4 km (157 m 29 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Condada 265 km (164 m 41 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Karcultaby 274 km (170 m 11 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Poochera 287.2 km (178 m 27 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Chandada 296.5 km (184 m 8 ch) -- Capietha 296.5 km (184 m 8 ch)
| 23.5.1916 | Opened - named "Chandada" [pk] |
| 13.61925 | Renamed "Capietha" [pk] |
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Cungena (190 m 35 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Yantanaby 320.1 km (198 m 63 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Wirrula 333.2 km (207 m)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Pimbaacla 345.3 km (214 m 36 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Nunjikompita 357.6 km (222 m 6 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Chinbingina 370.5 km (229 m 39 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Puntabie 379.5 km (235 m 48 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Mudamuckla 388 km (241 m 1 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Chillundie 397 km (246 m 15 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Beautiful Valley 402.6 km (250 m 6 ch) -- Maltee 402.6 km (250 m 6 ch)
| 8.2.1915 | Opened - named "Beautiful Valley" [pk] |
| 12.6.1916 | Renamed "Maltee" [pk] |
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Wandana 416.1 km (258 m 33 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Ceduna 431.9 km (267 m 78 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
Thevenard 434.2 km (269 m 42 ch)
| 30.6.1950 | On "Chief Engineer For Railways Map Showing Lines of Railways in South Australia" |
