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Main West

tweaking the zig zag ...

Main Western Line
0 Central, Sydney Main Suburban Line Main South Line to Albury 23 Parramatta 35 Blacktown St Marys 55 Penrith Log Cabin Nepean River Emu Plains Lapstone Hill Junction Knapsack Gully Top Wing Lucasville Zig Zag Top Bottom Lower Dead End Breakfast Point Old Glenbrook Tunnel Lapstone Glenbrook Tunnel Glenbrook original • present Blaxland Junction Blaxland Warrimoo Valley Heights Springwood Numantia Faulconbridge Linden Woodford Hazelbrook Lawson Bullaburra Rhondda Valley Wentworth Falls Leura 110 Katoomba Medlow Bath Blackheath Mount Victoria Hartley Vale Bell Dargans Deviation Junction Newnes Junction (2nd) Newnes Junction (1st) Newnes railway line Clarence 1st - moved Clarence (2nd) - part of ZZR Clarence (3rd) - closed Clarence Tunnel Ten Tunnels (x 10) Bottom Points (ZZR) Zig Zag Zig Zag Tunnel Top Points (ZZR) Mileage 92.1 Junction Eskbank 156 Lithgow Cooerwell Bowenfels Marrangaroo Marrangaroo Commonwealth siding Marrangaroo Deviation Marrangaroo Tunnel (1st) - closed Marrangaroo Tunnel Mudgee Road Tunnel - closed Coxs River Junction to Wallerawang Colliery Wallerawang Gwabegar Line to Kandos Diwana Rydal Sodwalls Tarana Oberon Branch to Oberon Arrangull Locksley Wambool Brewongle Raglan Kelso Macquarie River 825 Bourke

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Echo Point

Echo Point is situated on the north edge of the Jamison Valley in the Blue Mountains, Australia. The Giant Staircase and Three Sisters are accessed by foot from here. "Echo Point". Geographical Names Register (GNR) of NSW. Geographical Names Board of New South Wales. {{cite web}}: Check |url= value (help)

Hawkesbury River Railway Bridge

Hawkesbury River Railway Bridge
The Hawkesbury River rail bridge looking north
Coordinates	33°32′2″S 151°13′42.3″E
Carries	Trains
Crosses	Hawkesbury River
Location

Sfn - Cite book

sailed for England to defend themselves. Three years later she died of tuberculosis. 12 June 1911

Refs

• Fletcher, Brian (2009). Clune, David; Turner, Ken (eds.). The Governors of New South Wales. The Federation Press. ISBN 9781862877436.
• Hughes, Robert (1988). The fatal shore : a history of the transportation of convicts to Australia, 1787-1868. Collins Harvill (published 1986). ISBN 978-0-330-29892-6.
• Langdon, Mark; Oliver, Dean, (illustrator.); Johnson, Roger, (illustrator.); Dunn, Ian, (researcher.); Gallagher, Bob, (researcher.); Matthews, Richard, (researcher.) (2017). Shale & Shays : The Fight for Shale Oil from the Wolgan Valley. Eveleigh Press. ISBN 978-1-876568-74-0.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)