Canberra station

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Canberra 坎贝拉 கான்பரா NS12 Abbr: CBR
Address	11 Canberra Link Singapore 756972
Line(s)	North–South Line
Structure	Elevated
Connections

Canberra (NS12) is a Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) station on the North–South Line in Canberra, Sembawang. It was built by China State Construction Engineering Corporation under Contract 158.

Entrances/Exits

Exit	Nearby Point of Interest
A	Canberra Link, Canberra Way
B	Canberra Link, Yishun Avenue 2
C
D
E	Canberra Link, Canberra Plaza

First/Last Train Timing

➔ Train to	First Train		Last Train
	Weekday/Sat	Sun/P.H.	Daily
NSL
NS1 Jurong East	05:29	05:52	00:31
NS7 Kranji			00:47
NS28 Marina South Pier	05:35	05:51	23:17
NS19 Toa Payoh			23:59
NS16 Ang Mo Kio			00:48

Note: Please enquire at the Passenger Service Centre for train connections.

Layout

L2	Platform A
	APlatform ➔ NS1 Jurong East Service Map NS12 Canberra NS11 (2 mins) Sembawang NS10 (6 mins) Admiralty NS9 TE2 (9 mins) Woodlands NS8 (11 mins) Marsiling NS7 (14 mins) Kranji NS5 (19 mins) Yew Tee NS4 BP1 (21 mins) Choa Chu Kang NS3 (25 mins) Bukit Gombak NS2 (28 mins) Bukit Batok NS1 EW24 (31 mins) Jurong East
	BPlatform ➔ NS28 Marina South Pier Service Map NS28 (42 mins) Marina South Pier NS27 CE2 TE20 (39 mins) Marina Bay NS26 EW14 (37 mins) Raffles Place NS25 EW13 (35 mins) City Hall NS24 NE6 CC1 (33 mins) Dhoby Ghaut NS23 (31 mins) Somerset NS22 TE14 (29 mins) Orchard NS21 DT11 (26 mins) Newton NS20 (24 mins) Novena NS19 (21 mins) Toa Payoh NS18 (19 mins) Braddell NS17 CC15 (17 mins) Bishan NS16 (13 mins) Ang Mo Kio NS15 (11 mins) Yio Chu Kang NS14 (5 mins) Khatib NS13 (3 mins) Yishun NS12 Canberra
	E E Platform B
	Link Bridge	Faregates, Ticketing Machines
L1	Concourse	Faregates, Ticketing Machines, Passenger Service Centre
	Street Level	Canberra Plaza

Schematic Track Diagram

North–South Line:

NS12 Canberra

Yishun Siding

NS11 Sembawang

NS13 Yishun

Yishun Siding

NS12 Canberra

Bus connections

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Rail Disruption Guide

Bridging Service:

• NS1

  Jurong East
  
  
  

  58549

  Canberra Stn
  Canberra Lk
• NS28

  Marina South Pier
  
  
  

  58541

  Opp Canberra Stn
  Canberra Lk

Bus Stop	Exit	Bus Service
58549 Canberra Stn Canberra Lk	B	117 117M 169 861 883 883M
58541 Opp Canberra Stn Canberra Lk	E	117 117M 169 861 883 883M

Artworks

North–South Line: Symbiosis by Tan Zi Xi

The artwork highlights the interdependent relationship between flora and fauna, emphasising their mutual reliance and connection to the Earth. It was created through a collaboration between the artist and the Canberra community, based on the artist’s re-interpretation of their shared journey through the Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve. It not only depicts the biodiversity of the wetland, but also reflects the resilience and adaptability of living organisms in response to environmental changes driven by human activity.

North–South Line: Canberra by Kelvin Lee, Monica Lim, Chris Lim

The mural captures the character and heritage of Canberra, a relatively new residential neighbourhood. It features key local landmarks including Bukit Canberra, an integrated hub offering sports and community facilities; Beaulieu House, a former colonial bungalow overlooking the Straits of Johor with naval historical significance; and Sembawang Hot Spring Park, home to Singapore’s only natural hot spring. Through these elements, the mural reflects the area’s natural landscape, historical roots, and community development.

History

Date	Event
2 November 2019	Station officially opened

Construction

Contract 158 was awarded to China State Construction Engineering Corporation on 27 April 2015 at a sum of $90 million. A 72m rail crossover track was constructed at the northern end of Canberra station to connect the two tracks between 18 and 20 May 2019.