   chatswood railway station is on the north shore railway line in sydney, australia, serving the north shore business centre of chatswood. the station is served by the sydney trains north shore, northern & western line and is the junction for the branches to hornsby via macquarie park and berowra via gordon. chatswood is the 6th most patronised railway station in sydney (out of a total of 176 stations), with an average of 21,370 passengers boarding per day. ==history==  thumb|left|half completed station. the temporary platform has been demolished and the first two of the four new platforms are open the original chatswood station was opened, along with the north shore railway line on 1 january 1890. an island platform was built on 23 may 1900 and a third "local" platform brought into use on 12 july 1919. the first electric train ran through chatswood on 15 august 1927, with full electric passenger service commencing 27 october 1928. there was a small goods yard, similar to the one at st leonards, on the western (pacific highway) side of the station, beyond the northern end of the platforms. the "local" platform on the eastern side of 
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