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First tracks laid in milestone moment for Airport metro • The Western Weekender

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The first tracks have been laid on the Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport line, the public transport spine linking the new airport and the fast-growing area around it. More than 6,400 tonnes of Australian-made rail steel will be laid along the 23-kilometre line between St Marys and Bradfield between now and mid-2026. In total, 106.8 kilometres of rail line and 76,285 sleepers will be installed, including putting tracks down at the stabling a…

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Track laying begins on Metro line to Western Sydney Airport - Infrastructure Magazine

Image Credit: Sydney MetroConstruction of the Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport line has reached a major milestone, with the first section of track now laid at Luddenham. The project will deliver a 23 kilometre metro line linking St Marys to Bradfield via the new Western Sydney International Airport. It is intended to form the backbone of public transport in one of Sydney’s fastest growing regions. The NSW Government says track installation …

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