Medway Quarry railway line

The Medway Quarry railway line is a private railway line in New South Wales, Australia, owned by Blue Circle Southern Cement Company. It is a short branch from the Main South line serving the Medway limestone quarry.^[1] The junction for the line, Medway Junction, lies between Tallong and Marulan railway stations.^[2]

See also

• Rail transport in New South Wales

References

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Railway lines in New South Wales

Main lines
Broken Hill South Coast (Illawarra) Main North Main Southern Main Western North Coast

Country branch lines

Operational Berrima Binnaway-Werris Creek Blayney-Demondrille Boggabilla Bombala Canberra Cobar Coonamble Grenfell Gwabegar Hay Lake Cargelligo Medway Quarry Mungindi Naradhan Newcastle Oaklands Parkes to Narromine Picton-Mittagong loop Pokataroo Sandy Hollow-Gulgong South Maitland Railway Stockinbingal-Parkes Temora-Roto Tottenham Troy Junction-Merrygoen Unanderra-Moss Vale Walgett Warren Yanco-Griffith Closed Ballina Barraba Belmont Boorowa Brewarrina Burcher Camden Captains Flat Corowa Crookwell Dorrigo Eugowra Holbrook Inverell Kunama Kywong Merriwa Molong-Dubbo Morpeth Mount Hope Murwillumbah Newnes Oberon Rand Rankins Springs Richmond Vale Railway Taralga Tocumwal Toronto Tumbarumba Tumut Wallsend Westby

Sydney lines
Commuter rail Airport Bankstown City Circle Cronulla Eastern Suburbs East Hills Main Suburban North Shore Olympic Park Richmond South West Goods lines Sydney Freight Network Southern Sydney Freight Rapid transit Sydney Metro North West **Epping to Chatswood (converted) Closed Camden Carlingford Holsworthy Kurrajong Rogans Hill Ropes Creek Royal National Park Sandown

Proposed or under construction
Sydney Metro Western Sydney Airport West Inland Rail Maldon–Dombarton Western Sydney Freight Line

Tourist & heritage railways
Byron Bay Railroad Company Glenreagh Mountain Railway Lachlan Valley Railway NSW Rail Museum Oberon Tarana Heritage Railway Richmond Vale Railway Skitube Zig Zag Railway

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