Rawson Circus station

Rawson Circus 	Rawson Circus 	Rawson Circus
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View of the Rawson Line platforms 	View of the Rawson Line platforms 	View of the Rawson Line platforms
Station details 	Station details 	Station details
Location 	Rawson Street, Banksia 	Rawson Street, Banksia
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 	4 	4
Construction 	Construction 	Construction
Structure 	Underground 	Underground
Platform levels 	2 	2
Parking 	No 	No
Disabled access 	No 	No
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 	178,246 	178,246
Other languages 	Other languages 	Other languages
Dutch 	Rawson Kruispunt 	Rawson Kruispunt
Chinese 	罗森圆环 	罗森圆环
Pinyin 	Luōsēn Yuánhuán 	Luōsēn Yuánhuán
Japanese 	ローソン交差点 	ローソン交差点
Romaji 	Rōson Kōsaten 	Rōson Kōsaten
Services 	Services 	Services
Preceding station 	Wentworth Metro 	Following station
CrecimentoUniversitytowards Gladysville	align="center" 	Macquarie Squaretowards Blairgowrie
Banksiaanticlockwise 	align="center" 	Acacia Parkclockwise
Rawson Circus is a Wentworth Metro station on the Rawson Line and Circle Line. It is located under Rawson Circus, a major intersection in Banksia, at the southern edge of the Wentworth central business district, between Rawson Street (north-south), and Bayswater Road and Pacific Avenue (east-west).
Rawson Circus was the first completed station on the Wentworth Metro network. It formed part of the Rawson Line's initial section upon opening in 1934. It became an important interchange station with the opening of the Circle Line platforms in 1959, and it remains so to this day. The station is heritage-listed, and the concourse and pedestrian tunnels feature various period advertisements. It, along with Chiswick, are the only stations to retain their original 1930s art deco station entrance signs.
In 1994, the station became the first in the network to have platform screen doors (PSDs) installed – a feature that is now widely used throughout the entire metro system.
==Services==
Platform	Line	Services
1 	 	northbound towards Blairgowrie
2 	 	southbound towards Gladysville
3 	 	clockwise loop
4 	 	anticlockwise loop
==Station layout==
G 	Street level 	Exit
C 	Concourse 	Customer service, ticket machines
P1	Platform 1 	← towards Parliament (Macquarie Square) →
P1	Island platform, doors will open on the right	Island platform, doors will open on the right
P1	Platform 2 	← towards Hespefield (Crecimento University)
==Exits==
Exit	Access	Destinations 	Connections
1 	 	Bayswater Rd (northeast)	
2 	 	Bayswater Rd (southeast)	
3 	 	Pacific Ave (southwest) 	
4 	 	Pacific Ave (northwest)