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Rail Operations, Planning and Management

COWRA RAIL LINE NETWORK REVIVAL STUDY
STAGE 2 REPORT

Review of the freight traffic task available for transport by rail in the Cowra district, a strategy for rehabilitating the track and structures to a fit-forpurpose standard and an economic assessment of the benefits accruing to the community associated with the resumption of rail freight services.

Report prepared for the Shires of Blayney, Cowra, Harden, Young and Weddin by SAMROM and Associates

SAMROM Pty Ltd ABN 11 069 687 841 P.O. Box 279 Potts Point, NSW, 1335 December 2009

Cowra Rail Line Network Revival and Stabilisation Study

SAMROM

Dubbo

Dubbo

Broken Hill Parkes

Manildra

Orange

Bathurst

Lithgow Port Botany

BLAYNEY
75 km Carcoar Forbes Woodstock

COWRA
Noonbinna Wattamondara

GREENETHORPE
21 km

Koorawatha 103 km Maimuru Young

Stockinbingal

Harden

Port Kembla Port Kembla

DEMONDRILLE
Cootamundra

COWRA REGIONAL RAILWAY
Junee Melbourne

ARTC

Location of Proposed Cowra Regional Railway

Front cover: Belubula River bridge near Carcoar

SAMROM Rail Operations Planning and Management December 2009

page iii

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Location of Proposed Cowra Regional Railway ........................................................................ iii Table of Contents ....................................................................................................................... v EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .......................................................................................................... ix

1. 2. 3.

INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................... 1 STAGE 1 REPORT OUTCOME ........................................................................................ 3 INFRASTRUCTURE REVIEW........................................................................................... 5 3.1 3.2

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