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Frankston railway line
km Multiple lines via North Melbourne City Loop 1.2 Southern Cross ●●●●●●● 2.5 Flagstaff ●●●● 3.1 Melbourne Central 4.3 Parliament ●● 0.0 Flinders Street ●● 0.1 Princes Bridge (closed) Hurstbridge & Mernda lines to Jolimont City Loop 1.8 Botanic Gardens (dismantled) 2.3 Punt Road (Hoddle Highway) 2.6 Richmond ●●●●●●■ 2.7 Swan Street Alamein, Belgrave, Glen Waverley & Lilydale lines to Burnley 3.4 Cremorne (dismantled) 3.6 Cremorne Bridge CityLink Yarra River 4.2 South Yarra ●■ 4.3 Toorak Road (Burwood Highway) Sandringham line to Sandringham Melbourne Metro Tunnel to Footscray (under construction) 5.4 Hawksburn 5.6 Williams Road 6.7 Toorak 7.3 High Street 7.4 Armadale 8.7 Glenferrie Road 8.9 Malvern ■■■ 9.2 Dandenong Road (Princes Highway) 10.6 Caulfield ●●●●■ Bairnsdale/Traralgon, Cranbourne & Pakenham lines to Dandenong 11.8 Neerim Road (Removing by 2023) 12.2 Glen Huntly ■ 13.0 Rosstown Railway (dismantled) Connection never built 13.8 North Road 13.8 Ormond 14.6 McKinnon 15.2 Bentleigh 15.4 Centre Road 16.2 Patterson 17.1 South Road 17.2 Moorabbin 17.3 Nepean Highway 18.8 Highett 20.2 Southland 21.1 Cheltenham 23.0 Balcombe Road 23.1 Mentone 23.9 Warrigal Road (Removing by 2025) 24.7 Parkdale 25.8 Nepean Highway 26.5 Mordialloc 26.9 Mordialloc Creek 29.1 Aspendale 30.4 Edithvale 30.5 Edithvale Road (State Highway) 32.1 Chelsea 33.4 Bonbeach 34.4 Patterson River 34.9 McLeod Road 34.9 Carrum 36.6 Crystal Sand Siding (dismantled) 36.7 Monolyte Siding (dismantled) 37.3 McCulloch's Siding (dismantled) 37.9 Kelvin's Siding (dismantled) 38.0 Albion Sand Siding dismantled) 38.1 Seaford 40.2 Kananook 41.2 Overton Road (Dandenong Valley Highway) 42.7 Frankston ● Stony Point line to Stony Point km

This is a route-map template for the Frankston railway line, a railway line in Victoria, Australia.

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