Banool
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Colac to Crowes line
pronounced "BAN-ool", to rhyme with cool. Originally named Moorbanool. (pronounced MOO-R-BAN-ool).
- 1/11/1904
- Renamed Banool
- 17/2/1913
- Provision of signals and plunger locks for operation as a temporary staff station.
- 2/3/1914
- Made a permanent staff station.
- 11/12/1916
- Disestablished as staff station.
- 16/10.1923
- #2 road removed.
- 20/1/1925
- May be opened as an Intermediate Block Post.
- 23/3/1926
- Staff exchange box provided. This implies it was now a temporary staff station. It also implies that there was little inward or outward traffic, as #2 road had been removed.
- 12/5/1926
- Disestablished as a temporary staff station.
- 11/10/1938
- Established for a crossing station for Postal Motors crossing any trains. (This was under train section orders.)
- 11/12/1939
- Disestablished as an unattended crossing station. Train staff and ticket system re-introduced for the whole line.
| Imperial | Metric |
| Distance from Colac | 21 m 2 ch | 33.85 km |
| Distance from Crowes | 22 m68 ch | 36.8 km |
| Altitude (above Sea Level). | 631' | 207 m |
| Map |
7620-4-4 Gellibrand
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| Lattitude |
38° 34' 8" S
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| Longitude |
143° 33' 0" E
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Created: 17/09/1996
Last update: 2/09/2003
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