Chiswick station

Chiswick 	Chiswick 	Chiswick
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Northbound view of the Rawson Line platforms in June 2021	Northbound view of the Rawson Line platforms in June 2021	Northbound view of the Rawson Line platforms in June 2021
Station details 	Station details 	Station details
Location 	Gannons Road, Chiswick 	Gannons Road, Chiswick
Borough 	City of Wentworth 	City of Wentworth
Owner 	Transport for Wentworth 	Transport for Wentworth
Operator 	Wentworth Metro 	Wentworth Metro
Line(s) 	Rawson Line Circle Line 	Rawson Line Circle Line
Platforms 	4 (2 island) 	4 (2 island)
Transfers 	Bus 	Bus
Exits 	2 	2
Construction 	Construction 	Construction
Structure 	Underground 	Underground
Platform levels 	2 	2
Parking 	No 	No
Disabled access 	Yes 	Yes
History 	History 	History
Opened 	26 October 1934 ()2 February 1959 () 	26 October 1934 ()2 February 1959 ()
Other information 	Other information 	Other information
Station code 	 	
Staffed 	Yes 	Yes
Daily ridership 	 	
Other languages 	Other languages 	Other languages
Dutch 	Chiswick 	Chiswick
Chinese 	奇西克 	奇西克
Pinyin 	Qíxīkè 	Qíxīkè
Japanese 	チジク 	チジク
Romaji 	Chijiku 	Chijiku
Services 	Services 	Services
Preceding station 	Wentworth Metro 	Following station
McKaytowards Gladysville 	align="center" 	Parliamenttowards Blairgowrie
Melvin Hillsanticlockwise 	align="center" 	Lexingtonclockwise
Chiswick is a Wentworth Metro station on the Rawson Line and Circle Line. It serves the inner city suburb of Chiswick, and is located in its northeastern quadrant. It opened in 1934 as the northern terminus of the original section of the Rawson Line.
The section of track between this station and Melvin Hills is the longest between any two stations on the Circle Line.
==History==
Chiswick station opened on 26 October 1934 with seven other stations, forming the original section of the Rawson Line, and the first section of the entire Wentworth Metro network. It served as the line's northern terminus until 1951, when the line was extended to Parliament. Chiswick and Rawson Circus are the only two stations to retain their original 1930s art deco station entrance signs.
The original station exit's location on the western side of Gannons Road proved inconvenient as the majority of commercial activity in the suburb was, and still is, concentrated closer towards Middle Street, which meant many station users had to cross the six-lane Gannons Road to access most of Chiswick's shops. A second exit opened in 1970 at the end of Middle Street to rectify the situation, but this exit consists of stairs and is therefore not considered an Easy Access exit, meaning wheelchair users must still use the Chiswick Square exit.
==Services==
Platform	Line	Services
1 	 	southbound towards Gladysville
2 	 	northbound towards Blairgowrie
3 	 	outer loop (clockwise)
4 	 	inner loop (anticlockwise)
==Exits==
Exit	Access	Destinations 	Connections
1  	 	Chiswick Square, Gannons Rd	
2 	 	Middle St