My Top 10 Favourite Railway Crossings in Australia

Hello everyone! This is just a short video detailing my top 10 favourite railway crossings in the country! It's not a super highly edited video or anything, it's more just for fun and sort of a late 500 subscriber special video. Let me know if you want more top 10 vids of different varieties. Eventually I'll upload a few long form crossing videos to this channel of some I haven't filmed that were in my top 10.
Thanks to Tazzie Transport for letting me use some of his footage for the video! Without him it would've been a lot more just photos (which is a bit boring tbh) Check him out here:
‪@TazzieTransport‬
Clip of the railway crossing at Lindenow South:
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The railway crossing in the thumbnail is Cape Cleveland Rd, Cape Cleveland QLD
While not in my top 10 it is still very scenic!
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Intro Edited By: / tazzietransport
Thanks for watching!

[@Dudedoesstuffright]

my favorite has to be larapinta drive as it was the first crossing in the NT with a cantilever Signal, also the way it used to be a Gateless mechanical bell crossing makes it more unique to other railway crossings prior 2009. Honorable mention: Has to be the Stuart Highway railway crossing on the outskirts of Alice Springs. Despite being replaced by an overpass, it was the last crossing in the NT with Mechanical Bells to my knowledge, also the vibe on how far it is from a civilization is nice. great video tho!

[@bury_the_elite65294]

Cheers for the vid, dude :) NW Vic (Wimmera/Mallee area) is a good place to visit if you like nice, secluded rural crossings. Especially those on the Murtoa-Hopetoun line - I grew up near that line in the '80s when it went as far as Patchewollock. Closer to Melb, the Stony Point line has some good crossings, too - definitely worth checking out. Also, if you get a chance, I recommend you go & check out the crossings over in Tassie, they have some really interesting ones with some beautiful scenery, especially in rural areas. Thanks again :)

[@sbmetro165]

Glad you enjoyed! I definitely plan to head up north to that area soon, Warracknabeal is on my list. I've also visited Tasmania before, my favourite crossing I visited there was in a place called Rhyndaston, amazing views!

[@tomhenry6440]

My fav is Raes Road Sunbury as it has 2 bells

[@carly3774]

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