GEELONG 13-3-1987
Geelong, to the south-west of Melbourne, has long been an important railway locale. It is situated on the mainline from Melbourne (from which it has regular commuter services) to Warrnambool, and is the junction for the standard gauge line to Adelaide and cross country line to Ballarat.
Thats about all you are going to get. It is late and sleep is calling.
Current status has come from Wikipedia. Updates are welcome.
W244 - With 707 Operations and stored at Geelong.
T372 is now scrapped.
Seen here sitting around the Geelong turntable.
Seen here sitting around the Geelong turntable.
T356 is now preserved by Steamrail Victoria.
X31 Preserved (Victrack Heritage) and allocated to the
Believed stored with the Yarra Valley Railway.
Formerly with the South Gippsland Railway.
Formerly with the South Gippsland Railway.
W241 now owned by the Mornington Railway group.
H2 Stored at Seymour for the Ettamogah Rail Hub.
Y127 preserved operational with 707 Operations.
H1 now stored with Pacific National.
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