Everything about Southern Line Auckland totally explained
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The
Southern Line in
Auckland, New Zealand is the name given to suburban services that operate between
Britomart and
Pukekohe via
Newmarket.
Routing
From Britomart to Newmarket, it uses the
Auckland - Newmarket Line, then follows the
North Auckland Line to
Westfield, where it meets the
North Island Main Trunk Railway (NIMT). It then follows the NIMT to the terminus of the Southern Line at Pukekohe.
History
In 1930 the Westfield deviation opened a new eastern route from Auckland to Westfield via Glen Innes. The route between Auckand to Westfield via Newmarket then ceased to be part of the NIMT. The route between Westfield and Newmarket then became part of the North Auckland Line (NAL) between Westfield to Whangarei.
The Southern Line suburban services continued to run on the old route. A new line, called the Eastern Line, was introduced for services on the new route. While the Eastern and Southern Line have a different route between Auckland and Westfield, they still share the same tracks from Westfield to Pukekohe.
Extension
A new line is proposed between
Wiri and Manukau City.
Services
Suburban services are operated by
Veolia under the
MAXX brand.
Further Information
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