Which Melbourne LGA has the most train stations in it?

Taking a break from talking about station names, we now look at some data I have compiled.

The data determines how many train stations (Served by Metro and V/line) are located in each LGA.

There's a table below, although you can look at the sheet I made here.



Local Government AreaNo. of stations (overall) No. of stations (Metro only) No. of stations (V/line only)
Banyle 9 9 0
Bayside 9 9 0
Boroondara 15 15 0
Brimbank 8 6 2
Cardinia 8 4 4
Casey 6 6 0
Darebin 13 13 0
Frankston 4 4 0
Glen Eira 10 10 0
Greater Dandenong 5 5 0
Hobsons Bay 10
 10
 0
Hume
 6
 6
 0
Kingston
 13
 13
 0
Knox
 3
 3
 0
Maribyrnong
 6
 6
 0
Maroondah
 5
 5
 0
Melbourne
 14
 14
 0
Melton
 5
 1
 4
Monash
 7
 7
 0
Moonee Valley
 7
 7
 0
Moreland
 13
 13
 0
Mornington Peninsula
 8
 8
 0
Nillumbik
 4
 4
 0
Port Phillip
 2
 2
 0
Stonnington
 15
 15
 0
Whitehorse
 5
 5
 0
Whittlesea
 8
 7
 1
Yarra
 9
 9
 0
Yarra Ranges
 6
 6
 0

Some notes

- There are three stations included on this list (Cheltenham, Flemington Bridge, and Highett) that are located within two LGAs. I have counted these stations twice, one for each LGA they are in.

- Boroondara and Stonnington Councils are both tied for the highest amount of stations for any LGA.

- Manningham does not have any stations, so it was not included in this list.

- Port Phillip is the LGA with the least amount of stations, with only two (Balaclava and Ripponlea).

- Melton is the LGA with the least amount of Metro stations, only having Diggers Rest.

- Cardinia and Melton are tied for the LGAs with the most stations exclusively served by V/Line, Cardinia has Nar Nar Goon, Tynong, Garfield, and Bunyip, while Melton has Caroline Springs, Rockbank, Cobblebank, and Melton.


That is all!

Thanks for reading! I will be updating the document in the near future, make sure to follow my twitter @strangemelbour1 to see when that happens! Make sure to share and comment!


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