Type : Station
Line : Western Line
Distance from Launceston : 072.500km
Location : -41.523381, 146.660612
Opened : 10th February 1871
Closed : 28th July 1978 (last passenger service)
Status : In use
Name meaning : Deloraine is named after a character from the poem The Lay of the Last Minstrel, written by Sir Walter Scott.
Notes : Water tank (still standing), station platform (still standing), crossing loop, refreshment room, multiple sidings, a triangle (wye) existed when this was the terminus for the line. Crossing loop still in use.
Deloraine - location (LISTmap)
Deloraine (2/12/1968) (NAA)
Deloraine, 22nd April, 2025 (Lance Lyon)
Deloraine - February 1971 Railway Centenary. (Tony Stagg)
post card scene at Deloraine.
Deloraine Railway Station, (#135) -c.1970
Photo: David Lidster
Another old post card scene, this one at Deloraine.
Deloraine - February 1971 Railway Centenary. Note the casual approach to standing on the main line...! (Tony Stagg)
700328Sa - Deloraine - ARHS tour, H5. Roderick Smith.
Dinner stop.
Train at Deloraine, 1899 (Northern Tasmania Camera Club)
Engine shed and stockyards at Deloraine (2/12/1968) (Tas Libraries)
Deloraine, 2/12/1968 (Tas Libraries)