SAR Jamestown

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After the conversion of the line to standard gauge (4ft8&frac12;in - 1435mm) in 1969-70 '''Jamestown''' became a passing loop with sidings and a new grain terminal. The goods and servicing facilities have been removed.<br>
 
After the conversion of the line to standard gauge (4ft8&frac12;in - 1435mm) in 1969-70 '''Jamestown''' became a passing loop with sidings and a new grain terminal. The goods and servicing facilities have been removed.<br>
  
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The station building is being reused as a local museum. Rail passenger services no longer stop at '''Jamestown'''  and passengers now rely on a bus service.
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The station building is being reused as a local museum. There are no passenger services.
 
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PortPirie-BrokenHill
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Jamestown map

 Commodities: 
Passengers
Passengers
Station Label.png		 Goods
Goods
Goods Label.png		 Grain
Grain
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 Loco Services: 
Coal
Coal
Loco Label.png		 Water
Water
Loco Label.png		  
 Facilities: 
Loop
Loop
Loop Label.png		 Turntable
Turntable
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 Distance from Gladstone:  30½ kms, 19 miles  from Peterborough:  35 kms, 21¾ miles

Manned station on the  Port Pirie-Broken Hill Line .

Multiple loops and sidings including goods, grain and storage. Loco servicing facility.

After the conversion of the line to standard gauge (4ft8½in - 1435mm) in 1969-70 Jamestown became a passing loop with sidings and a new grain terminal. The goods and servicing facilities have been removed.

The station building is being reused as a local museum. There are no passenger services.

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PortPirie-BrokenHill

Gladstone-Paratoo Strip Map
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