Inland Rail in New South Wales: Albury to Illabo
The Albury to Illabo section of Inland Rail includes enhancements along approximately 185km of existing rail corridor from the Victoria-NSW border to Illabo in regional New South Wales.
While we will use the existing rail line, we need to make enhancements and modifications to provide sufficient height and width to support the safe running of double-stacked freight trains.
Works will include enhancements to:
- rail tracks
- footbridges and road bridges
- overhead structures
- signal structures
- level crossings.
Martinus Rail is our construction partner for the Albury to Illabo section. Works have started at various sites between Albury and Illabo.
Suppliers: To get involved in the Albury to Illabo section head to ICN Gateway to register your interest.
Snapshot
Type
Track enhancement
Length
185km
Anticipated works
Modifying existing structures to support transport of double-stacked freight trains
Status
Route from Albury to Illabo, NSW
Enhancement works will take place on the existing track from Albury-Wodonga to Illabo. This track passes through the towns of Albury, Culcairn, Henty, Yerong Creek, The Rock, Uranquinty, Wagga Wagga and Junee.
Where we will be working
Inland Rail’s Albury to Illabo route will see works happen across five local government areas (LGA). To explore the work going on near you, select the LGA from the options below.
Your consultative committee
A Community Consultative Committee (CCC) has been established for local communities in the Albury to Illabo area. This CCC provides a forum to share project information, discuss topics of interest, and address any issues or community concerns.
Importantly, it also provides an opportunity for community representatives to share their knowledge and experience on key issues with the Inland Rail team.
Talk to the Inland Rail team
If you would like to contact Inland Rail’s Albury to Illabo team, you can either call, send an email or visit our office in Wagga Wagga. We also hold regular events across the region, and you’re welcome to subscribe to our e-newsletter.
Alternatively, you can fill out the below form, and request a team member to contact you:
