Template:Cleveland railway line

Cleveland railway line showing distance from Central and ticket zone
h:mm km Airport, Caboolture, Doomben, Ferny Grove, Redcliffe Peninsula, Shorncliffe, Sunshine Coast lines 0:05 2.7 Bowen Hills (1) Exhibition line 0:03 1.3 Fortitude Valley (1) 0:00 0.0 Central (1) 0:03 0.8 Roma Street (1) Exhibition line Ipswich/Rosewood and Springfield lines Riverside Expressway Brisbane River Peel Street 0:08 2.6 South Brisbane (1) 0:10 3.6 South Bank (1) Vulture Street Gloucester Street (closed) Annerley Road 0:13 5.1 Boggo Road/Park Road (1) NSW North Coast line (dual gauge - unwired) Beenleigh, Gold Coast, Tennyson lines Wooloongabba Branch (closed) Ipswich Road Eastern Busway Pacific Motorway South East Busway 0:15 6.2 Buranda (1) Logan Road Norman Creek 0:17 7.9 Coorparoo (1) Cavendish Road 0:19 9.1 Norman Park (1) Belmont Tramway (closed) Bennetts Road 0:22 10.5 Morningside (1) Wynnum Road 0:25 12.6 Cannon Hill (1) Australian Meat Export Company Branch (closed) Creek Road 0:28 14.3 Murarrie (1/2) Gateway Motorway Incitec Pivot freight branch (closed) Doboy (closed) Bulimba (Doboy) Creek 0:32 17.4 Hemmant (2) Kianawah Road 0:34 19.2 Lindum (2) Port of Brisbane dual gauge freight line 0:37 20.8 Wynnum North (2) Wynnum Road 0:38 21.7 Wynnum (2) 0:40 22.4 Wynnum Central (2) 0:43 24.1 Manly (2) 0:46 25.9 Lota (2) Tingalpa Creek 0:50 27.8 Thorneside (2) Birkdale Road 0:53 30.6 Birkdale (2) 31.7 Badgen (closed) Main Road 0:57 32.9 Wellington Point (2/3) 1:00 35.6 Ormiston (3) 36.7 Barinia (closed) 1:03 37.3 Cleveland (3rd, formerly Raby Bay) (3) Ross Creek 38.6 Cleveland Central (formerly Cleveland/West Cleveland, closed 1960) 39.8 Cleveland (2nd, closed 1960)

This is a route-map template for the Cleveland railway line, a suburban railway line in South East Queensland, Australia.

• For a key to symbols, see {{railway line legend}}.
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• For pictograms used, see Commons:BSicon/Catalogue.

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