South West railway line, Sydney
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| South West Rail Link | |
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| Overview | |
| Mode | Commuter rail proposed |
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| Owner | Transport Infrastructure Development Corporation |
| Design | |
| Length | 12 km |
| Stations | 3 |
| Connects | Glenfield Leppington |
| 2006 | Concept plan exhibited |
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The South West rail link is a planned expansion of the commuter rail network in Sydney, Australia. The project is being managed by the Transport Infrastructure Development Corporation, an agency of the Government of New South Wales, as part of the Metropolitan Rail Expansion Project. This project includes the North West rail link, the South West rail link and the CBD rail link.
The South West rail link is designed to cater to the "South West Growth Centre". It will consist of a 12-kilometre, twin-track railway running from Leppington and Edmondson Park to connect with the South line at Glenfield. The project also includes a train stabling facility to the west of the new Leppington station.
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