Type : Station
Line : North Coast Line
Distance from Sydney : 315.326km
Opened : 23rd August 1921 (original platform) 29 April 1932 (station)
Closed : 10 July 1965
Status : Closed
Name meaning : Named after a mountain and creek in the vicinity which in turn are for the Aboriginal word "stringy bark"
Notes : On 23/8/1921 a Mr W J Simpson opened a platform at this location to serve local residents. This Up side platform was 45.7 metres in length, reduced to 18.2 metres at a later date.
Tugrabakh is a location six km north of Gloucester - about where the railway line swings around in a large curve (see map), but between 1922 and 1965 there was a siding there - the attached clipping indicates this was paid for by the locals. I haven't been able to locate any pictures of the location that show any (previous) railway infrastructure in the area.
The Up side platform was 45.7m long when opened and reduced to 18.2m at a later date.
23.8.1921 - Provision of a platform for W.J.Stimson on behalf of local residents.