Wittenbra railway station facts for kids

Wittenbra is a place in the north-western part of New South Wales, Australia. It was once a stop on the Gwabegar railway line, which is now closed.

This railway station was open for many years, helping people and goods travel through the region.

What Was Wittenbra?

Wittenbra was a small but important spot along the Gwabegar railway line. This line connected different towns and communities in rural New South Wales.

The Railway Line

The Gwabegar railway line was a key part of transport in the area. It helped connect farmers and towns to bigger cities. Trains carried things like wheat, wool, and timber. They also carried passengers who needed to travel.

When Was the Station Open?

The Wittenbra railway station started operating in 1923. It served the local community for several decades. The station eventually closed its doors in 1960. This means it was active for 37 years.

Nearby Stations

On the Gwabegar line, Wittenbra was located between two other stations. To its left, if you were looking at the line, was Baradine. To its right was Bugaldie. These stations were all part of the same railway network.