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Briefly About Coaching Depots & Pitlines in Western Railway Zone Briefly about Coaching Depots & Pitlines in Western Railway Zone: 1. Mumbai WR Division: * Mumbai Central Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 4 Capacity of Pitline in length - (24, 23, 22, 21) Coaches; * Bandra Terminus Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 3 + 1 Washing Line cum Pitline; Capacity of Pitline in length - (24, 24, 24) Coaches; * Surat Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 3 * Udhna Junction Coaching Depot ( Yet not operational) * Valsad Coaching Depot * Bilimora NG Coaching Depot 2. Vadodara Division: * Pratapnagar (Vadodara) Coaching Depot * Anand Junction Coaching Depot * Miyagam Karjan MG Coaching Depot 3. Ahmedabad Division: * Ahmedabad BG Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 4 Capacity of Pitline in length - (18, 17, 17, 17) Coaches; * Kankaria Coaching Depot :- { For Ahmedabad } No. of Pitlines - 4 Capacity of Pitline in length - (24, 24, 24, 24) Coaches; * Sabarmati Junction Coaching Depot * Bhuj Coaching Depot No. of Pitlines - 2 * Gandhidham Coaching Depot No. of Pitlines - 2 4. Rajkot Division: * Rajkot :- No. of Pitlines - 3 * Okha Coaching Depot * Hapa Coaching Depot 5. Bhavnagar Para Division: * Bhavnagar Terminal Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 2 * Porbandar Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 1 * Veraval BG Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 1 * Veraval MG Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 1 6. Ratlam Division: * Indore Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 4 Capacity of Pitline in length - (24, 24, 24, 9) Coaches; * Ratlam Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 2 Capacity of Pitline in length - (10, 10) Coaches; * Dr. Ambedkar Nagar Coaching Depot * Mhow MG Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 2 Washing Cum Pitlines Capacity of Pitline in length - (11, 14) Coaches; Briefly about Coaching Depots & Pitlines in North Western Railway Zone: 1. Jaipur Division: * Jaipur Coach Care Complex :- No. of Pitlines - 3 BG ; 2 MG Capacity of Pitline in length - (26, 26, 26) BG Coaches, (16, 16) MG Coaches; * Rewari Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 2 MG Capacity of Pitline in length - (11, 10) Coaches; * Sikar Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 1 MG Capacity of Pitline in length - 12 Coaches; 2. Ajmer Division: * Madar Coaching Depot :- { For Ajmer } No. of Pitlines - 3 Capacity of Pitline in length - (26, 26, 26) Coaches; * Udaipur City Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 2 Capacity of Pitline in length - (24, 24) Coaches; * Mavli NG Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 1 Capacity of Pitline in length - 5 Coaches; 3. Jodhpur Division: * Jodhpur Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 4 Capacity of Pitline in length - (26, 26, 24, 24) Coaches; * Barmer Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 1 Capacity of Pitline in length - 24 Coaches; 4. Bikaner Division: * Bikaner Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 2 Capacity of Pitline in length - (24, 24) Coaches; * Lalgarh Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 1 Capacity of Pitline in length - 24 Coaches; * Hisar Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 1 * Bhiwani Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 1 Capacity of Pitline in length - 17 Coaches; * Shri Ganganagar Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 2 BG + 1 MG Capacity of Pitline in length - (18, 16) BG Coaches, 12 MG Coaches; * Suratgarh :- No. of Pitlines - 1 Washing Line Capacity of Pitline in length - 11 Coaches; * Hanumangarh :- No. of Pitlines - 1 Washing Line .Capacity of Pitline in length - 10 Coaches; * Sadulpur :- No. of Pitlines - 1 MG Washing Line Capacity of Pitline in length - 12 Coaches; * Sardarshahr :- No. of Pitlines - 1 Washable apron is available instead of Pitline Capacity of Pitline in length - 5 Coaches; Briefly about Coaching Depots & Pitlines in West Central Railway Zone: 1. Bhopal Division: * Bhopal Coaching Depot : No. of Pitlines - 2 * HabibGanj Coaching Depot : No. of Pitlines - 2 Note:- 1 New Pitline is under construction. * Bina Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 1 * Itarsi Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 2 2. Kota Division: * Kota Coaching Depot 3. Jabalpur Division: * Jabalpur Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 6 Capacity of Pitline in length - (18, 24, 24, 20, 18, 15) Coaches; * Rewa Coaching Depot :- No. of Pitlines - 1 PREPARED BY K. SHIVA MANIKANTA "With the inspiration from Respected Jayashree Madam" Source: indianrailways.gov.in & Indian Rail Info .
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