(CRN) Cuachon Rail Network | A hot day in the Hunter Valley (10/12/2020) @Voyagerthe2nd | Uploaded 3 years ago | Updated 3 hours ago
This video features various passenger, coal, freight and other goods-related trains traversing through the Hunter Valley, such as freight trains delivering goods from Brisbane to either Sydney, Melbourne or Adelaide, or coal trains delivering to the Port of Newcastle. Locations in this video include Tarro station, Hermitage Road in Belford and Hebden Road in Ravensworth.
This video features various passenger, coal, freight and other goods-related trains traversing through the Hunter Valley, such as freight trains delivering goods from Brisbane to either Sydney, Melbourne or Adelaide, or coal trains delivering to the Port of Newcastle. Locations in this video include Tarro station, Hermitage Road in Belford and Hebden Road in Ravensworth.
![Newcastle to Dungog by train [FULL JOURNEY] ft. GPS Speedometer!](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/QtF1Z4jYVSE/hqdefault.jpg "Newcastle to Dungog by train [FULL JOURNEY] ft. GPS Speedometer!
This video features a full passenger view of a morning service from Newcastle Interchange to Dungog, featuring a new GPS speedometer
Run number: V925
Distance Travelled: 82.8 km
Departure time: 0829
Travel Time: 1:21 hours
Maximum Speed: 130-135 km/h (according to speedometer)
Average Speed: 61.3 km/h
Consist: Hunter set J3
Date recorded: 18th May 2021
Timestamps:
Newcastle Intg Departure (03:37)
Hamilton (05:43)
Waratah (09:34)
Warabrook (12:45)
Beresfield (19:49)
Thornton (22:18)
Metford (25:22)
Victoria Street (28:07)
Maitland (32:47)
Telarah (35:57)
Mindaribba (43:03)
Paterson (50:24)
Martins Creek (55:08)
Hilldale (01:01:25)
Wallarobba (01:05:34)
Wirragulla (01:10:01)
Dungog Arrival (01:16:52)
Apologies if the video quality has been reduced. This is my first time using a new dashcam app that features a speedometer (Droid Dashcam). If this video receives too many complaints regarding quality, we may revert back to the original without the speedometer installed.
Thumbnail source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/bypaulleader/32584282728")
