Mount Barker Junction

Mount Barker Junction, located in Balhannah, South Australia, is a historic railway station that once served as a pivotal junction on the Adelaide to Wolseley line. Opened in 1883, it connected the Victor Harbor and Wolseley lines, facilitating regional travel and commerce. The station featured a main platform with a timber building, later replaced by a brick structure in 1943. Although passenger services ceased in the 1980s, the station remains a testament to the region's rich railway heritage. Today, it stands as a notable landmark, reflecting the historical significance of Balhannah in South Australia's transportation history.