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Page Text: Rail Geelong - hopefully everything you ever wanted to know about the history of the railways of Geelong and District, and then some. Welcome Random image Rail Geelong - hopefully everything you ever wanted to know about the history of the railways of Geelong and District, and then some. Currently detailed histories are in place for the Melbourne - Geelong - Warrnambool, Geelong - Ballarat, Maribyrnong River Line, Newport Power Station, Altona, Fyansford, Cunningham Pier, Queenscliff, Geelong Racecourse, Wensleydale, Forrest, Alvie, and Mortlake railway lines. Histories of the locations on the lines themselves have also been completed in various levels of detail. Any comments or feedback is welcomed via the contact form . Site news January 14, 2022 Road trip along the Western Standard Gauge Last week I went on a road trip along the Western Standard Gauge as far as Ararat - photos from that weekend are now online. January 2, 2022 More new photos Another round of new photos have been uploaded - progress on the second platform at Waurn Ponds station, the new North Williamstown station on the Ferguson Street level crossing removal project, and the pedestrian underpass at Aircraft station on the Aviation Road level crossing removal project. December 5, 2021 Still more level crossing removal updates Another round of new photos for the level crossing removal project, featuring are Fitzgerald Road, Mt Derrimut Road and Robinsons Road on Regional Rail Link through Deer Park, Fergerson Street on the Williamstown line, and Old Geelong Road and Aviation Road on the Werribee line. June 25, 2021 More level crossing removal updates Another round of new photos for the level crossing removal project, featuring Werribee Street and Cherry Street in Werribee, Old Geelong Road at Hoppers Crossing, and Aviation Road at Aircraft station. January 4, 2020 More Ballarat Line Upgrade photos Even more Ballarat Line Upgrade project photos have been uploaded: from Rockbank, Cobblebank, Melton, Bacchus Marsh and Maddingley.

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