McKay station

McKay 	McKay 	McKay
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View of the concourse, June 2023	View of the concourse, June 2023 	View of the concourse, June 2023
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 Hounslow Line Downtown Line 	Rawson Line Hounslow Line Downtown Line
Platforms 	6 (3 island) 	6 (3 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 ()9 August 1975 ()27 September 1987 ()	26 October 1934 ()9 August 1975 ()27 September 1987 ()
Former name(s) 	Bridge Street (1934–1975) 	Bridge Street (1934–1975)
Other information 	Other information 	Other information
Station code 	 	
Staffed 	Yes 	Yes
Daily ridership 	 	
Other languages 	Other languages 	Other languages
Dutch 	McKay 	McKay
Chinese 	麦凯 	麦凯
Pinyin 	Màikǎi 	Màikǎi
Japanese 	マッカイ 	マッカイ
Romaji 	Makkai 	Makkai
Services 	Services 	Services
Preceding station 	Wentworth Metro 	Following station
Docklandstowards Gladysville 	align="center" 	Chiswicktowards Blairgowrie
Chinatowntowards Ventura Beach 	align="center" 	ShinjukutowardsBexley Airport T1
Chinatowntowards Wentworth Zoo 	align="center" 	Shinjukutowards Wandsworth
McKay is a Wentworth Metro station on the Rawson, Hounslow and Downtown lines. It serves the southern end of the inner city suburb of Chiswick, and is adjacent to the Old Wentworth Bridge.
The station opened in 1934 as Bridge Street, as part of the original section of the Rawson Line, and was the first station constructed on the eastern side of the Swan River. In 1975, it was renamed after Charles McKay, the engineer and urban planner whose vision for a system of underground railways in Wentworth became the basis for the Wentworth Metro network. At the same time, the Hounslow Line platforms opened and the station was connected to the Chiswick Court shopping centre. It became a three-way interchange station in 1987 with the extension of the Downtown Line.
The station is the namesake of the McKay Tower, which opened in 1982 and was constructed above it.
==Services==
Platform	Line	Services
1 	 	southbound towards Gladysville
2 	 	northbound towards Blairgowrie
3 	 	westbound towards Ventura Beach
4 	 	eastbound towards Bexley Airport Terminal 1
5 	 	westbound towards Wentworth Zoo
6 	 	eastbound towards Wandsworth
==Exits==
Exit	Access	Destinations 	Connections
1 	 	Gannons Rd 	
2 	 	Chiswick Court