List of railway stations in Adelaide

This is a list of the 89 currently operating suburban railway stations in Adelaide, South Australia, in addition to active proposals. The network comprises six lines, all originating from the terminus at Adelaide railway station.

List of current stations

Station Served by Distance from Adelaide Date opened Previous name(s) Transport connectionsPlatform Patronage p.a. (2025 estimate)Government of South Australia, Department for Infrastructure and Transport. (2025). Bespoke advertising at rail & bus interchanges: Part B, Attachment 1. In SA Tenders and Contracts (Contract No. 25C046). Adelaide 19 April 1856 Adelaide Showground 17 February 2014 185,000 Albert Park 1882 Bus82,000 Alberton 1856 136,000 Ascot Park 1914 144,000 Belair 1883 194,000 Blackwood Bus134,000 Bowden 1856 (original site)15 January 2018 (present site) 73,000 Brighton 1913 (original site)25 January 1976 (present site) Bus280,000 Broadmeadows Elizabeth North (c.1950–1961) 86,000 Cheltenham 1959 58,000 Chidda 74,000 Christie Downs 25 January 1976 (original site)November 1981 (present site) Bus114,000 Clarence Park 1913 94,000 Coromandel 1883 154,000 Croydon 1888 101,000 Draper Bus56,000 Dry Creek 1856 57,000 Dudley Park 1915 72,000 East Grange 64,000 Eden Hills 1 April 1912 80,000 Edwardstown 124,000 Elizabeth 1960 400,000 Elizabeth South 79,000 Emerson 16 July 1928 88,000 Ethelton 1916 78,000 Evanston 46,000 Flinders 29 December 2020 Bus414,000 Gawler 1857 Bus Regional Coach586,000 Gawler Central May 1911 Willaston (May–Sept 1911)North Gawler (1911–1984) 540,000 Gawler Oval 45,000 Gawler Racecourse 1913 Glanville 1878 Bus145,000 Glenalta Belair Road () 56,000 Goodwood 5 March 1883 126,000 Grange 1882 (original site)9 March 1986 (present site) Bus232,000 Greenfields 1969 Green Fields () 60,000 Hallett Cove 1915 (original site) (present site) Hallett's Cove (1911–1969) Bus204,000 Hallett Cove Beach 30 June 1974 280,000 Hove 12 January 1914 North Brighton (Jan–Apr 1914)Middle Brighton (1914–1920) 128,000 Islington 137,000 Kilburn 1915 56,000 Kilkenny 1881 Bus88,000 Kudla 1959 19,000 Largs 1907 Bus74,000 Largs North 21 August 1916 Swansea (1916–1945)28,000 Lonsdale 1976 60,000 Lynton 62,000 Marino 1913 Bus44,000 Marino Rocks 1915 54,000 Marion 26 May 1954 132,000 Mawson Interchange 26 February 2006 672,000 Midlunga 1921 Bus40,000 Mile End 1898 120,000 Millswood 28 April 1995 (closed)12 October 2014 (re-opened) 38,000 Mitcham March 1883 Bus274,000 Mitchell Park 1 July 1966 106,000 Munno Para 1978 (original site)March 2012 (present site) Bus64,000 Noarlunga Centre 2 April 1978 574,000 North Adelaide 1857 15,000 North Haven 13 September 1981 46,000 Nurlutta 1950 34,000 Oaklands 1913 (original site)10 June 2008 (present site) Bus515,000 Osborne 30 November 1908 98,000 Outer Harbor 1907 (original site)1926 (present site) 180,000 Ovingham 71,000 Parafield 1928 220,000 Parafield Gardens 1 May 1968 59,000 Peterhead 1911 90,000 Pinera Overway Bridge (c.1920–c.1950) Bus32,000 Port Adelaide 1916 Commercial Road (1916–1981)150,000 Port Dock April 185613 September 1981 (closed)25 August 2024 (re-opening) Port Adelaide (1856–1916) 128,000 Salisbury June 1857 605,000 Seacliff 1915 Bus118,000 Seaford 23 February 2014 896,000 Seaford Meadows Bus360,000 Seaton Park Bus69,000 Smithfield 1857 408,000 St Clair 23 February 2014 Bus145,000 Tambelin (original site)1986 (present site) 90,000 Taperoo Silicate Siding (–1920) 63,000 Torrens Park Blythwood (–1921) Bus68,000 Tonsley 1 July 1966 (original site)29 December 2020 (present site) 173,000 Unley Park Bus62,000 Warradale 1956 112,000 West Croydon 21 December 1915 103,000 Womma Bus62,000 Woodlands Park 1925 312,000 Woodville April 1856 234,000 Woodville Park December 1936 154,000

List of railway stations in Adelaide

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