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The station complex comprises a first class type 5 station building, erected in 1882; and residences located at 34 Bourke Street, being a type 4 Station Master's residence, erected in 1877 and resumed in 1881, and a type 3 brick gatehouse, erected in 1882. Other structures include a brick/concrete
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1442:South Coast
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920:NSWrail.net
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736:Description
664:North Coast
648:New England
640:Wallangarra
110:Operated by
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63:Coordinates
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1328:Cumberland
1075:AA04, AA05
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698:Murrurundi
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1528:Singleton
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