The Overland: Adelaide – Melbourne
Distance: 828 kilometres, Frequency: Three times weekly in both directions. The Overland commenced service in 1887, pioneering intercapital rail travel between Melbourne and Adelaide. The century old name came from the term 'Overlander, an adventurer who had travelled across the country. In recognition of its history, The Overland’s emblem is the Kookaburra, symbolic of a new day and new beginnings. The Overland today remains a comfortable and convenient way to travel between these two southern cities. <> Railroads of Australia
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