The Narromine to Narrabri project in mid-north western New South Wales is Inland Rail’s longest section of track.
This 306km of new track is a crucial part of delivering our fast and reliable freight rail service between Melbourne and Brisbane.
The Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the Narromine to Narrabri project was on public display from Tuesday 8 December 2020 to Sunday 7 February 2021. To view the EIS, visit the NSW Department of Planning and Environment website.
All submissions will be provided to ARTC and published online. The EIS, all submissions and ARTC’s Response to Submissions Report will then be reviewed by NSW and Federal Governments. The NSW Minister for Planning and Public Spaces will make the final decision on whether the project is approved for construction.
View the Process to assess New South Wales major projects fact sheet for more information.
Snapshot
Type
New track
Length
306km
Anticipated works
Building new track
Status
Project map
The preferred route between Narromine and Narrabri is via Burroway, Curban, Mt Tenandra and Baradine.
Interactive map
We have developed an interactive map of the current project design. Drop a pin on the map to add your comment. Your feedback will help us get a better understanding of key issues from a community perspective.
Narromine to Narrabri project fact sheet
Information on the Narromine to Narrabri project, including a project overview, what’s been happening, the EIS and next steps.
Narromine Materials Distribution Centre – Rail Corridor Program fact sheet
This fact sheet provides information about the Narromine Materials Distribution Centre as part of the Rail Corridor Program.
