Every Melbourne Metro train station I have been to

 Exactly as the title says, sorted by line

I define going to a station as boarding a train or arriving from a train, not just walking up to it and then walking away.

Stations I have been to more than once are bolded.

Anyways, here is a list:

City Loop:

Flinders Street

Southern Cross

Flagstaff

Melbourne Central

Parliament 

Upfield:

North Melbourne

Macauley

Flemington Bridge

Royal Park

Jewell

Brunswick

Anstey

Moreland

Coburg

Batman

Merlynston

Fawkner

Gowrie

Upfield

Craigieburn:

North Melbourne, as well as:

Kensington

Newmarket

Ascot Vale

Moonee Ponds

Essendon

Glenbervie

Strathmore

Pascoe Vale

Oak Park

Glenroy

Jacana

Broadmeadows

Coolaroo

Roxburgh Park

Craigieburn

Sunbury:

North Melbourne, as well as:

Footscray

Middle Footscray

West Footscray

Tottenham

Sunshine

Albion

Ginifer

St. Albans

Keilor Plains

Watergardens

Diggers Rest

Sunbury

Stations not been to: South Kensington 

Werribee:

Sunbury line as far as Footscray, then:

Seddon

Yarraville

Spotswood

Newport

Seaholme

Altona

Westona

Laverton

Aircraft

Williams Landing

Hoppers Crossing

Werribee

Stations not been to: South Kensington 

Williamstown:

Werribee line as far as Newport, then:

North Williamstown

Williamstown

Stations not been to: South Kensington and Williamstown Beach

Sandringham:

Richmond

South Yarra

Prahran

Windsor

Balaclava

Ripponlea

Elsternwick

Gardenvale

North Brighton

Middle Brighton

Brighton Beach

Hampton

Sandringham

Frankston:

Sandringham line as far as South Yarra:

Armadale

Malvern

Caulfield

Glenhuntly

Ormond

Mckinnon

Bentleigh

Patterson

Moorabbin

Highett

Southland

Cheltenham

Mentone

Parkdale

Mordialloc

Aspendale

Edithvale

Chelsea

Bonbeach

Carrum

Seaford

Kananook

Frankston

Stations not been to: Hawksburn, Toorak

Stony Point:

Frankston, then:

Somerville

Hastings

Crib Point

Stony Point

Stations not been to: Leawarra, Baxter, Tyabb, Bittern and Morradoo

Cranbourne:

Frankston line as far as Caulfield, then:

Carnegie

Murrumbeena

Hughesdale

Oakleigh

Huntingdale

Clayton

Westall

Springvale

Noble Park

Dandenong

Lynbrook

Merinda Park

Cranbourne

Stations not been to: Hawksburn, Toorak, Sandown Park and Yarraman

Pakenham:

Cranbourne line as far as Dandenong, then:

Hallam

Narre Warren

Berwick

Beaconsfield

Officer

Cardinia Road

Pakenham

Stations not been to: Hawksburn, Toorak, Sandown Park and Yarraman

Glen Waverley

Richmond, then:

East Richmond

Burnley

Kooyong

Gardiner

Glen Iris

Darling

East Malvern

Holmesglen

Jordanville

Mount Waverley

Syndal

Glen Waverley

Stations not been to: Heyington, Tooronga 

Alamein:

Glen Waverley line as far as Burnley, then:

Hawthorn

Glenferrie

Camberwell

Willison

Hartwell

Burwood

Ashburton

Alamein

Stations not been to: Auburn, Riversdale

Belgrave:

Alamein line as far as Camberwell, then:

Surrey Hills

Mont Albert

Box Hill

Blackburn

Nunawading

Mitcham

Heatherdale

Ringwood

Heathmont

Bayswater

Boronia

Ferntree Gully

Upper Ferntree Gully

Upwey

Tecoma

Belgrave 

Stations not been to: Auburn, East Camberwell, Canterbury, Chatham and Laburnum

Lilydale:

Belgrave line as far as Ringwood, then:

Croydon

Mooroolbark

Lilydale 

Stations not been to: Auburn, East Camberwell, Canterbury, Chatham, Laburnum and Ringwood East

Hurstbridge:

West Richmond

North Richmond

Collingwood

Victoria Park

Clifton Hill

Westgarth

Dennis

Fairfield

Alphington

Darebin

Ivanhoe

Eaglemont

Heidelberg

Rosanna

Macleod

Watsonia

Greensborough

Montmorency

Eltham

Diamond Creek

Wattle Glen

Hurstbridge

Stations not been to: Jolimont

Mernda: 

Hurstbridge line as far as Clifton Hill, then:

Rushall

Merri

Northcote

Croxton

Thornbury

Bell

Preston

Regent

Reservoir

Ruthven

Keon Park

Thomastown

Lalor

Epping

South Morang

Middle Gorge

Hawkstowe

Mernda

Stations not been to: Jolimont

Conclusion

That is all for this blog, so you all next time!


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