Munger railway station

Munger railway station
Indian Railway Station
Location Purabsarai,Refugee ColonyMunger, Bihar
India
Coordinates 25°30′53″N 86°50′38″E / 25.51472°N 86.84389°E / 25.51472; 86.84389Coordinates: 25°30′53″N 86°50′38″E / 25.51472°N 86.84389°E / 25.51472; 86.84389
Elevation 59 metres (194 ft)
Owned by Indian Railway
Operated by Eastern Railway
Line(s) Jamalpur Junction-Munger-Sabdalpur-Sahebpur kamal-Begusarai line,Jamalpur-Munger- Sabdalpur-Umeshnagar-Khagaria line
Platforms 2
Tracks 3
Connections New Delhi, Howrah , Guwahati
Construction
Structure type On ground but higher station with Subway
Parking Available
Disabled access
Other information
Status Functional
Station code MGR
Zone(s) Eastern Railway
Division(s) Malda
Electrified No

The Munger Railway Station,[1] station code MGR, is the railway station serving the Munger-Jamalpur twin cities in the Munger district in the Indian State of Bihar.The previous railway station of meter gauze line has been closed and a new railway station, 2.1 kilometer southeast from old one towards Purabsarai locality, on the new broad gauze line, has been constructed and opened on 11 April 2016.

Munger Railway Station is now the main rail head for Munger city after Jamalpur Junction . Munger is part of the Malda Division of the Eastern Railway Zone of the Indian Railway. Munger is connected to metropolitan areas of India, Delhi-Kolkata Sahibganj Loop via Kiul - Rampurhat route and Barauni - Katihar line through recently opened Rail cum Road Munger Ganga Bridge. The new Munger railway station is located at 25°13′N 86°17′E / 25.22°N 86.28°E / 25.22; 86.28 It has an average elevation of 59 metres (194 ft). The station is located about 0 km from Munger city. Currently 3 pairs of DEMU trains are running.

Platforms

There are 2 platforms in Munger station. The platforms are interconnected with Subway. In future there may be 3-5 platforms.

See also

References

  1. ↑ "MGR/Munger (2 PFs) Railway Station Map/Atlas - India Rail Info". India Rail Info. Retrieved 2016-04-01.

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