Bombo railway station, New South Wales
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Bombo
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| Station code | BMB |
| Suburb | Bombo |
| Street(s) | Princes Hwy |
| Distance from Central Station | 117.55 km |
| Station Altitude (above sea level) | ? m |
| Types of stopping trains | Intercity |
| Number of platforms | 1 |
| Number of tracks | 1 |
| Platform arrangement | 1 Side |
| Type of station | Ground |
| Ticket barriers | No |
| Transfers available | None |
| Disabled access | Yes (Assisted) |
| Station facilities | Link |
Bombo is a CityRail railway station on the South Coast railway line. The station serves the adjacent beach, Bombo Beach, not much else. Bombo station probably deserves the distinction of being the closest to the ocean in Australia, being virtually on the beach. In 1974, a violent storm carried sand and sea foam across the railway line and the adjacent Princes Highway into Kiama cemetery.
The station has 1 side platform, but has a platformless crossing loop and an extra siding, both of which are often used for passing freight trains. There is a quarry next to the station.
[edit] Platforms/Service
Platform 1:
- South Coast Line - Trains to Dapto, Wollongong and Sydney Terminal
- South Coast Line - Trains to Kiama and Bomaderry(Nowra)
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