Type : Station
Line : Ballina branch
Distance from Sydney : 862.145km
Opened : 25 August 1930
Closed : 12 January 1949
Status : Closed
Name meaning : Probably an Aboriginal word
Notes: Tyumba had a 30 metre platform and a short goods loop that could hold 5 S trucks. A pig race was located on the main line. Along with Teven and Ballina it opened with the line.
Ian Kirkland at Tyumba station on the old Ballina Railway line. Today it is in the middle of a macadamia plantation.
Station name board
SMH 4/4/51 - Tender for work at the station site of Tyumba on the old Ballina line.
Location of Tyumba station on the Ballina branch , the building still exists but has been moved on the property.
(Image: Six Maps)
Tyumba Railway Station on the Ballina branch - 3 shots taken 1987 and a recent photo of it now restored and used on a Macadamia farm. (Bryan Vanderstelt)
Construction plans - Tyumba
Tyumba - yard layout, 1942
Tyumba, probably early 80s
Tyumba toilet block, 2018 (Uniquely North Coast)
1942 diagram