Roxburgh Park railway station

Somerton Somerton opened to traffic as a single platform on 15 May 1881. On 8 October 1889, Somerton became a junction, when what is now the Upfield line was opened from North Melbourne northwards through Coburg. On 6 December 1960, Somerton was closed to passengers, although only the city-bound platform was demolished in October of that year. and, in 2004, Austrak entered into a lease with P&O Trans Australia to operate the terminal. The Somerton terminal had four 750-metre dual-gauge rail sidings, with connections northwards on both gauges. In 2023, construction commenced on the Somerton Intermodal Terminal to the east of the station. Roxburgh Park Roxburgh Park officially opened on 21 September 2007, ==Platforms and services==

Roxburgh Park has one island platform with two faces. It is served by Craigieburn line trains. ==Transport links==

Six bus routes operate via Roxburgh Park station, under contract to Public Transport Victoria: • : to Broadmeadows station (operated by CDC Melbourne) • : Broadmeadows station – Craigieburn North (operated by CDC Melbourne) • : to Pascoe Vale station (operated by CDC Melbourne) • : to Greenvale Gardens (operated by CDC Melbourne) • : to Craigieburn station (operated by CDC Melbourne) • SmartBus : Frankston station – Melbourne Airport (operated by Kinetic Melbourne) ==Gallery==

Roxburgh_Park_railway_station,_Melbourne.jpg|Southbound view from Platform 1, September 2007 File:Roxburgh Park railway station, Melbourne, street view.jpg|Station forecourt and bus interchange, September 2007 File:Comeng at Roxburgh Park.jpg|A Comeng train on a Craigieburn-bound service arrives at Platform 2, January 2015 ==References==