Stations

Armadale Station has been rebuilt as the new elevated station passing through the town centre while level crossings at Armadale Road, Forrest Road and Church Avenue have been removed.

The elevated rail starts from approximately 450m north of Armadale Road and continue along a viaduct structure to Church Avenue before returning to grade approximately 420m south of Church Avenue.

The Noongar place name for Armadale is Gnangangarra and the narrative is ‘the place that we share with you – yours and ours'.

Read more about the station on the Armadale Station fact sheet.

The new Byford Station has been built within the existing rail corridor, 400m north of Abernethy Road, to make the most of development opportunities in the growing town centre with new roads and connections.

The station links the old and new town centre with spacious pedestrian-friendly east-west connections and supports a vibrant civic presence with integrated community uses.

The Noongar place name for Byford is Beenyup and the narrative is ‘Place for digging for the warrain (native potatoes)'.

Read more about the public art at Byford Station.