Seaford line
Legend
km 0 Adelaide Gawler, Grange & Outer Harbor lines to Port Augusta Adelaide Depot closed 2011 Port Road Glover Avenue Holdfast Bay line 2.0 Mile End Sir Donald Bradman Drive 2.9 Mile End Goods closed 1994 Adelaide Parklands Terminal Keswick closed 2013 Anzac Highway (Keswick Bridge) 4.0 Adelaide Showground Showground Central 2003–2013 Leader Street 5.0 Goodwood Glenelg tram line (Goodwood Overpass) Victoria Street Belair line to Bordertown & Melbourne East Avenue 6.3 Clarence Park 7.1 Emerson Cross Road (level crossing) South Road (overpass) 7.9 Edwardstown De Laine Avenue Angus Avenue Raglan Avenue 9.1 Woodlands Park Dunorlan Road Flinders line 10.2 Ascot Park Daws Road Marion Road 11.4 Marion Sturt River Oaklands (original site) 1913–2008 12.9 Oaklands Diagonal Road/Morphett Road 13.7 Warradale 14.6 Hove Brighton Road Jetty Road Brighton (original site) 1913–1976 16.0 Brighton Edwards Street Shoreham Road South Brighton closed 1976 17.1 Seacliff (to Adelaide) Wheatland Road 17.2 Seacliff (to Seaford) Maitland Terrace Singleton Road 18.3 Marino Jervois Terrace 18.9 Marino Rocks 21.4 Hallett Cove Hallett Cove (original site) 1915–1974 Willunga line The Cove Road 22.9 Hallett Cove Beach Grand Central Avenue Meyer Road Christie Road Port Stanvac siding Lonsdale Depot 26.7 Lonsdale Dyson Road O'Sullivan Beach Road Christie Creek Flaxmill Road 28.9 Christie Downs Elizabeth Road Christie Downs (original site) 1976–81 Beach Road Hannah Road 30.2 Noarlunga Centre Goldsmith Drive Old Honeypot Road River Road Onkaparinga River Seaford Meadows Depot 34.7 Seaford Meadows Seaford Road Lynton Terrace 36.0 Seaford Willunga line reserved corridor to Aldinga Beach
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This is a route-map template for the Seaford line, a suburban commuter line in Adelaide, Australia.

• For a key to symbols, see ((railway line legend)).
• For information on using this template, see Template:Routemap.
• For pictograms used, see Commons:BSicon/Catalogue.

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