Inner Circle Railway Line - Line Guide

Line Guide

Inner Circle railway line
Legend
South Morang line at Rushall
Fitzroy—closed to passengers May 1892 and to goods August 1981
North Fitzroy (Nicholson Street)—closed to passengers 1948 and to goods July 1981
North Carlton (Langridge Street, now Lang Street)—closed in 1948 except for some leaseholders. Closed totally November 1977
Upfield line at Royal Park

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