Kiama railway station, New South Wales

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Kiama
South Coast Line
Station code	KAM
Suburb	Kiama
Street(s)	Railway Pde
Distance from Central Station	119.16 km
Altitude (above sea level)	? m
Types of stopping trains	Intercity
Number of platforms	2
Number of tracks	2
Platform arrangement	1 Island
Type of station	Ground
Ticket barriers	No
Transfers available	Bus Train
Disabled access	Yes
Station facilities	Link

Kiama is an intermediate terminal station on the CityRail South Coast line. It serves the residential area of Kiama. The station opened on June 2, 1893.^[1] Since 2002, Kiama has been the end of electric train services from Sydney. A connecting diesel train operates between Kiama and Bomaderry (Nowra).

Contents 1 Platforms/Service 2 Transport Links 3 Accessibility 4 See also 5 Neighbouring stations 6 References

[edit] Platforms/Service

Platform 1:

• South Coast Line - intercity services to Dapto; intercity services to Wollongong and Sydney Terminal.

Platform 2:

• South Coast Line - intercity services to Bomaderry (Nowra).

[edit] Transport Links

Premier Illawarra:

• 71 - to Shellharbour Square.

Kiama Coachlines:

• 10 - to St Josephs Hospital.
• 701/2 - Between Minamurra Falls and Seven Mile Beach Kiosk.

[edit] Accessibility

Kiama has an island platform connect by a lift to street level near an overbridge. It therefore has Easy Access for wheelchairs.

[edit] See also

• Kiama railway station, New South Wales is at coordinates 34°40′19″S 150°51′17″E / -34.671885, 150.854792 (Kiama railway station, New South Wales)Coordinates: 34°40′19″S 150°51′17″E / -34.671885, 150.854792 (Kiama railway station, New South Wales)

[edit] Neighbouring stations

Preceding Station (inbound)	Line	Following Station (outbound)
Bombo	South Coast Line	Gerringong

[edit] References

1. ^ Bozier, Rolfe, "New South Wales Railways: Kiama Railway Station". Accessed 26 June 2007.