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List of Coal Sidings and Railway Goods Sheds Over Indian Railway List of Coal Sidings and Railway Goods Sheds over Indian Railway List of station Open for traffic of Coal Sl No. ZONE STATE DVSN STN FULLNAME 1 BPT MAHARASHTRA BPT BPTA INDRA DOCK 2 BPT MAHARASHTRA BPT BPTC COTTON DEPOT 3 BPT MAHARASHTRA BPT BPTG GRAIN DEPOT 4 BPT MAHARASHTRA BPT BPTO OIL-DEPOT 5 BPT MAHARASHTRA BPT BPTS STORES DEPOT BPT RLY 6 BPT MAHARASHTRA BPT BPTV VICTORIA DOCK BPT RLY 7 BPT MAHARASHTRA BPT BPTW WADALA JN. (MUMBAI PORT TRUST) 8 CPT WEST BENGAL CPT C KIDDERPORE DOCKS 9 CPT WEST BENGAL CPT KPET KIDDERPORE EAST 10 CR KARNATAKA SUR GDGN GAUDGAON 11 CR KARNATAKA SUR HPSG POL SIDING OF IOC LTD. 12 CR KARNATAKA SUR HQR HIRENANDURU 13 CR KARNATAKA SUR KLBG KALABURAGI 14 CR KARNATAKA SUR SDB SHAHABAD 15 CR KARNATAKA SUR SDSG JAYPEE CEMENT CORPORATION LTD 16 CR KARNATAKA SUR WDSG ASSOCIATE CEMENT CO. LTD. SDG, 17 CR MADHYA PRADESH BSL BAU BURHANPUR 18 CR MADHYA PRADESH BSL CWHS CWC SIDING KHANDWA 19 CR MADHYA PRADESH BSL NPNR NEPA NAGAR 20 CR MADHYA PRADESH NGP AMSG AIR FORCE SIDING, AMLA 21 CR MADHYA PRADESH NGP CSID MOHAN SIDING PALACHORI EAST DONGERCHIKLI COLLIERY SDG, 22 CR MADHYA PRADESH NGP DCSG PARASIA 23 CR MADHYA PRADESH NGP GNW GANGIWARA HIRDAGARH NANDAN WASHING AND 24 CR MADHYA PRADESH NGP HNWG COLLIERY SIDING, HIRDAGARH 25 CR MADHYA PRADESH NGP HRG HIRDAGARH 26 CR MADHYA PRADESH NGP KRTH KIRATGARH MADHYA PRADESH ELECTRICITY BOARD 27 CR MADHYA PRADESH NGP MPBG SIDING (SARNI) GHORADONGRI RAWANWARA KHAS COLLIERY SDG AND EXT 28 CR MADHYA PRADESH NGP RKSG TO RAWANWARA, PARASIA 29 CR MAHARASHTRA BB ABSG ORDINANCE FACTORY SDG, AMBARNATH 30 CR MAHARASHTRA BB ASO ASAN GAON M/S BULK CEMENT CORPORATION LTD. SDG 31 CR MAHARASHTRA BB BCCK KALAMBOLI 32 CR MAHARASHTRA BB BEPR BELAPUR CBD 33 CR MAHARASHTRA BB BND BHANDUP -2- -2- List of station Open for traffic of Coal Sl No. ZONE STATE DVSN STN FULLNAME BHARAT PETROLEUM CORPORATION SIDING, 34 CR MAHARASHTRA BB BRSG TROMBAY 35 CR MAHARASHTRA BB CDSN CONTAINER DEPOT SDG NEW MULAND 36 CR MAHARASHTRA BB CLA KURLA JN. 37 CR MAHARASHTRA BB CPWS CROMPTON GREAVES SDG, BHANDUP 38 CR MAHARASHTRA BB CRTK TURBHE CONTAINER DEPOT 39 CR MAHARASHTRA BB DTCC DATIVLI CHORD CABIN 40 CR MAHARASHTRA BB FZSG RASTRIYA CHEMICAL SIDING, TROMBAY 41 CR MAHARASHTRA BB HTSD HIND TERMINALS PVT LTD 42 CR MAHARASHTRA BB IOSG INDIAN OIL BLENDING SIDING, TROMBAY 43 CR MAHARASHTRA BB JNPT JAWAHAR LAL NEHRU PORT 44 CR MAHARASHTRA BB JSLE JASAICHIRLE JN. 45 CR MAHARASHTRA BB JSWD M/S JSW STEEL LTD. 46 CR MAHARASHTRA BB JSWV M/S JSW STEEL COATED PRODUCTS LTD. 47 CR MAHARASHTRA BB KE KHARDI FOOD CORPN. OF INDIA SDG, KALAMBOLI 48 CR MAHARASHTRA BB KFCG EXCHANGE YARD 49 CR MAHARASHTRA BB KHPI KHOPOLI 50 CR MAHARASHTRA BB KJT KARJAT JN. 51 CR MAHARASHTRA BB KLMC KALAMBOLI 52 CR MAHARASHTRA BB KLMI KALAMBOLI EXCHANGE YARD 53 CR MAHARASHTRA BB KPHN KOPAR KHAIRNA STEEL AUTHORITY OF INDIA LTD. SDG, 54 CR MAHARASHTRA BB KSAG KALAMBOLI EXCHANGE YARD 55 CR MAHARASHTRA BB KTIG TISCO SIDING, KALAMBOLI EXCHANGE YARD 56 CR MAHARASHTRA BB LNL LONAVLA M/S BHARAT PETROLEUM CORPORATION 57 CR MAHARASHTRA BB MBPP LTD. SIDING AT URAN PANVEL MAHARASTRA GAS CRACKER COMPLEX SDG, 58 CR MAHARASHTRA BB MGCS NAGOTHANE 59 CR MAHARASHTRA BB MILK M/S CENTRAL WAREHOUSING CORPORATION IOT INFRASTRUCTURE AND ENERGY 60 CR MAHARASHTRA BB MIOJ SERVICES LTD MILITARY TRANSIT SIDING (MAN KHURD), 61 CR MAHARASHTRA BB MKSG KURLA JN. 62 CR MAHARASHTRA BB NRL NERAL JN. NATIONAL RAYON CORPORATION SDG, 63 CR MAHARASHTRA BB NRSG KALYAN 64 CR MAHARASHTRA BB NSKG NAVAL SIDING KARANJA, URAN CITY 65 CR MAHARASHTRA BB PATP ADANI AGRO LOGISTICS LTD 66 CR MAHARASHTRA BB PR BOMBAY PAREL 67 CR MAHARASHTRA BB PRLW PAREL LOCO WORK SHOP INDIAN NAVY STORE DEPOT MILITARY 68 CR MAHARASHTRA BB RNSG SIDING, KURLA JN. 69 CR MAHARASHTRA BB TAPG TURBHE APM COMPLEX 70 CR MAHARASHTRA BB THAL THAL 71 CR MAHARASHTRA BB TMBY TROMBAY --3/- -3- Sl No. ZONE STATE DVSN STN FULLNAME 72 CR MAHARASHTRA BB TPHG TATA POWER HOUSE SIDING, TROMBAY TATA THERMAL POWER STATION SIDING, 73 CR MAHARASHTRA BB TTPS TROMBAY RASTRIYA CHEMICAL AND FERT.SIDING 74 CR MAHARASHTRA BB TVSG THAL VAISHET,PEN 75 CR MAHARASHTRA BB UBCN ULHAS BRIDGE CABIN 76 CR MAHARASHTRA BB UNCT URAN CITY 77 CR MAHARASHTRA BB VIR WELSPUN MAXSTEEL. LTD. HINDUSTAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION 78 CR MAHARASHTRA BB VOSG SIDING, TROMBAY 79 CR MAHARASHTRA BB VSH VASHI VISAKHA PATNAM STEEL PROJECT SDG, 80 CR MAHARASHTRA BB VSPG KALAMBOLI 81 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL AMI AMRAVATI 82 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL BDI BHADLI 83 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL BESG MSEB SIDING PARAS 84 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL BPCP BPCL SDG. PANEVADI 85 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL BSL BHUSAVAL JN. RESERVE PETROL DEPOT ASC BURMAH 86 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL BSSG SHELL SDG, BHUSAVAL 87 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL DMSG DEVLALI MILITARY SIDING, DEVLALI 88 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL DVL DEVLALI 89 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL GAO GAIGAON 90 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL GDSG FOOD CORPORATION OF INDIA SDG, MANMAD 91 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL ICBD BHUSAVAL ICD CONTAINER DEPOT 92 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL IOC POL SIDING FOR IOC LTD. SHIRUD MAHARASTRA STATE ELECT BOARD SDG, 93 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL MFSG BHUSAVAL 94 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL MMR MANMAD JN. 95 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL MQSG MSEB THERMAL POWER STATION SDG, ODHA 96 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL MZR MURTIJAPUR JN(BG) 97 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL NB NIMBHORA 98 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL NKSG SECURITY PRESS SIDING, NASIK ROAD 99 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL NN NANDURA 100 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL OCSB ORIENT CEMENT SIDING BHADLI 101 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL PNV PANEVADI 102 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL POLG POL SIDING FOR IOC LTD. GAIGAON 103 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL PS PARAS 104 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL RPLW M/S RATANINDIA POWER LTD 105 CR MAHARASHTRA BSL SHF SHIRUD 106 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP ACDA AJNI CONTAINER DEPOT 107 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP BROL POL SIDING FOR M/S BPCL 108 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP CESG ASSOCIATE CEMENT CO. SIDING, GHUGUS 109 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP CGM CHARGAON COLLIERY SIDING, MAJRI JN. M/S DISTRIBUTION LOGISTICS 110 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP DLIB INFRASTRUCTURE PVT.LTD. 111 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP EOLD M/S NAYARA ENERGY LTD FCI (BUFFAR STORAGE GODOWN) SDG, 112 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP FBSG SEVAGRAM --4/- -4- Sl No. ZONE STATE DVSN STN FULLNAME 113 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP FFSG FILLING FACTORY SIDING, BHANDAK FOOD CORPORATION OF INDIA SDG, NAGPUR 114 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP FNSG (AJNI) 115 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP GGS GHUGUS 116 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP GSG GHUGUS COLLIERY SDG, GHUGUS HINDUSTAN LALPETH COLLIERY SDG, BABU 117 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP HLSG PETH 118 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP IOBT POL SIDING FOR IOC AND BPCL, TADALI 119 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP KECM KARNATAKAEMTA COAL MINES SDNG 120 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP KRI KHAPRI 121 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP LPSG LPG BOTTLING PLANT SIDING, KHAPRI 122 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP MBCB BALLARPUR COLLIERY SDG, BALLARSHAH 123 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP MDIT M/S DHARIWAL INFRASTRUTRE LTD SIDING MAHARASTRA ELECTRO SMELT SDG, 124 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP MELG CHANDRAPUR NEW MANJRI COLLIERY SIDING, 125 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP MJSG MAJRIKHADAN 126 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP MKCW KARTIKEY COAL WASHRIES PVT. LTD. 127 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP MLSW M/S UTTAM VALUE STEEL INDUSTRIES LTD. 128 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP MNSG MAJRI OLD SDG, MAJRIKHADAN NEW THERMAL POWER STATION SDG, 129 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP NTPG CHANDRAPUR 130 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP PCPK MULTI MODEL LOGISTIC PARK 131 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP PMEC M/S GMR WARORA ENERGY LTD. ORDINANCE DEPOT MILITARY SDG, 132 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP POSG PULGAON M/S VIMALA INFRASTRUCTURE INDIA PVT. 133 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP PVIT LTD 134 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP PWCL M/S SAI WARDHA POWER GENERATION LTD 135 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP RAJR RAJUR 136 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP RCXG RAYATWARI COLLIERY SDG, CHANDRAPUR 137 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP RJSG RAJUR COLLIERY SDG, RAJUR 138 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP TMT TIMTALA 139 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP UMSG UMRED COLLIERY SIDING, BUTI BORI 140 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP VIPS M/S VIDARBHA INDUSTRIES POWER LTD 141 CR MAHARASHTRA NGP WANI WANI 142 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE BFSG BHARAT FORGE CO SDG, HADAPSAR 143 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE BVQ BHILAVADI 144 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE CCH CHINCHVAD 145 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE CMSG CENTRAL ORDINANCE DEPOT, DEHU ROAD ORDINANCE DEPOT SDG, TALEGAON 146 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE CPSG DABHADE 147 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE CRCC CHINCHWAD CONTAINER DEPOT 148 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE CRMM MIRAJ CONTAINER DEPOT 149 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE CWHC CENTRAL WAREHOUSE SIDING 150 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE DASG DEHU AMMUNITION DEPOT, SHELARWADI 151 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE DEHR DEHU ROAD --5/- -5- Sl No. ZONE STATE DVSN STN FULLNAME ENGINERING STORE TRANSIT DEPOT, 152 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE ESSG SHELARWADI 153 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE GHSG GHORPURI GRAIN GODOWN SIDING 154 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE HPCL HPCL(POL) SIDING-BHILAVDI 155 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE HPLC HPCL(POL) SIDING-BHILAVDI 156 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE HPLG HPC OIL TERMINAL SIDING, LONI 157 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE KKSG ARSENAL SIDING, KHADKI 158 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE KOVS KIRIOSKAR BROTHERS SIDING 159 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE KRYL RAMA KRISHI RASAYAN LTD.LONI ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLE DEPOT 160 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE KVSG SIDING, KHADKI 161 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE LONI LONI 162 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE MRJ MIRAJ JN. 163 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE PPCP M/S PENNA CEMENT INDUSTRIES LTD 164 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE PUNE PUNE JN. 165 CR MAHARASHTRA PUNE UTCU M/S ULTRATECH CEMENT SIDING 166 CR MAHARASHTRA SUR AKOR AKALKOT ROAD 167 CR MAHARASHTRA SUR AKR AKOLNER 168 CR MAHARASHTRA SUR ARAG ARAG 169 CR MAHARASHTRA SUR BTW BARSI TOWN 170 CR MAHARASHTRA SUR BWD BELVANDI M/S CHETTINAD CEMENT CORPORATION 171 CR MAHARASHTRA SUR CCCT PVT. LTD. 172 CR MAHARASHTRA SUR DUD DUDHANI 173 CR MAHARASHTRA SUR HG HOTGI JN.
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