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Eco Rail Map 17 DD BONDAMUNDA GUA AHAR NH 49 MALUKA PADAP .) Y L PANPOSH KIRIBURU JAMKUNDIA(JKDA)380.059 BARBIL BOLANIKHADAN DEOJHAR(DJHR)387.537 ANI) )534.900 .H.(PNPL)499.594 ROURKELA Jn.(ROU) MURGA MAHADEV RD.(MMVR)390.541 H P ANI(BSPX)399.133 NH 49 ALI NH 520 BANSP 514.244(S.E.R DHARUADINI(DIH)487.193SUNDARGARH DT. BIMLAGARH 153.318 S.E. RLY. JASHIPUR ARDS KHARAGPUR ANP JAROLI(JRLI)408.575(9.440 Ex BANSP P BEGDEHI(BEH)493.373 GOPNA 148.400 415.431 AHAR(BP DHUTRA(DTV)505.445 S.E. RLY. NH 20 BARIPADA TOW P JHARSUGUDA Jn.(JSG) 515.682 E.Co. RLY. MAYURBHANJ DT. (BRJN)525.800 BRAJRAJNAGAR IB LAJKURA CABIN(LKCB) 530.200 BEL E.Co. RLY. KALAIPOSH 138.120 KEONJHAR DT. NH 18 BARSUAN NAYAGARH(NYG)24.280(Ex BANSAPANI) JSG BYPASS LINE JHARSUGUDA RD.Jn.(JSGR)516.316 KURURHA 131.800 S.E.C. RLY. NH 49 BRUNDAMAL(BXQ)520.658 515.357 PORJANPUR(PRNR)38.300 NH 49 E.Co.JHARSUGUD RLY. A DT. ANI) LAPANGA(LPG)529.454 MAHULDIHA 121.100 GOALDIH(GADH)45.275 (CH.7588m from IB) Baitarani River (CH. 959m from JSGR) NH 49 31 cee®e& 2017 lekeÀ mebMeesefOele KENDUJHARGARH(KDJR)56.740 RENGALI(RGL)540.205 AMBAGAON 112.950 BEMETARA DT. NARANPUR(NANR)62.340 CORRECTED UP TO 31st March 2017 Hirakud Reservoir SAMBALPUR DT. NH 16 BALODABAZAR DT. DEOGARH DT. GONASIKA NH 20 SASON(SSN)548.838 AR(NKW)95.340 ● NH 53 BARKOT 101.900 BASANTAPUR(BSTP)71.366 ABINJ(STBJ)84.952 Hewceevee : 1 mes.ceer. = 10 efkeÀ.ceer. Scale : 1 Cm. = 10 Km. SAMBALPUR (SBP) 562.900 SIT SARALA Jn.(SLRA)555.570 NH 49 ANI) HIRAKUD(HKG)569.876 SITABINJ BALASORE DT. SAMBALPUR Jn. SAMBALPUR RD.(SBPD) SAMBALPUR CITY Jn.(SBPY)6.100 GOLABANDHA 85.900 IBS UP 100.940/ GODBHAGA(GBQ)579.469 From SBP559.220 From HWH IBS DN 100.960 GHATAGAON MANESWAR(MANE)15.000 PALALAHARHA RD. 80.475 NILAKANTHESW ANI) S.E. RLY. B. G. SINGLE LINE SBP KUR ATTABIRA(ATS)587.043 DIVISIONAL HEAD QUARTERS Y.) SHRIRAMPUR 71.000 287.471 VSKP TA(SGDP)128.215 B. G. NEW LINE IN PROGRESS BARGARH RD.(BRGA)605.208 ia A E.Co. RLY. Mahanadi River HATIBARI(HATB)27.300 NH 149 HARI CHANDANPUR(HCNR)106.508 NH 16 RAIPURVH)B.H.833.065(S.E.C.R DT. L B. G. DOUBLE LINE RAILWAY HEAD QUARTERS NH 53 NH 26 om SBP DAIT AL(TGRL)144.978 RAIPUR(R River Mahanadi SORO(SFO)264.424(S.E.RLY.) DURG DT. NH 53 KHAMARBrahmani River 51.700 CHILIKDARA(CLDR)116.940SAGADAP B. G. DOUBLING IN PROGRESS DISTRICT BOUNDARY RAIPUR Jn.(R)830.066(S.E.C.R ARI(DA JUJOMURA(JUJA)38.995 ANANDAPUR ia KIS/496.100V .H.(DLPT)319.880 SABIRA(SZZ)273.029(S.E.RLY.) MANDIRHASAUD(MNDH)16.290 ARANGMAHANADI(ANMD)35.675 V P NH 53 .H.(KPLD)304.460 B. G. MULTIPLE LINE RIVER P LAKHOLI(LAE) 28.563 TR)377.00 ANGIRIAP BARPALI(BRPL)624.300 T MARKONA(MKO)279.020(S.E.RLY.) BELSONDA(BLSN)44.861 .H.561.100 ANK) ( SUKINDA (SKND)79.760 TNA ARABIL 37.500 NRG/174.112 fr ADA(KED)308.737 MAHASAMUND DT. T P AL(BGPL)360.450(163.649 Ex BANSA P RANITAL Jn. CABIN(RLJC)288.171 PROPOSED 3RD LINE AKE OF POINT)491.490 NATIONAL HIGHWAY MAHASAMUND(MSMD)53.444 TOMKA Jn.(TMKA)369.00(Ex HWH via JKPR)(155.099 Ex BANSP ARAND(ARN) 61.60 DUBURI 87.960 RANITAL(RNTL)285.459(S.E.RLY.) BHIMKHOJ(BMKJ)73.169 ALI RD.P CHARMAL(CHAR)55.912 A)110.232 PROPOSED 4TH LINE SAMAL 27.300 BAUDPUR(BUDR)299.747 BHADRAK Jn.(BHC)293.216 STATE HIGHWAY ALI(SRGP)96.032 .H.(TTPT)492.300 ANAGAR 36.260TI 46.260 BHUBAN 66.460 DUNGRIPALI(DJX)638.570 RAIRAKHOL(RAIR)70.912 KAP BHATATIRA Jn.10.609 BAGBAHARA(BGBR)84.491 NH 55 BAGHUAP KENDUAP A(HNP SUNAKHANI 20.175(Ex.TLHR) DULAKHAMANJURIP RD.(MZZ)315.670 From BHC BAMUR(BAMR)86.562 IBS 321.600 UP/DN SURVEY IN PROGRESS IMPORTANT TOURIST PLACES SONEPUR DT. TALCHER(TLHR)493.616 APOSI 23.470 IBS 304.180BHADRAK UP/DN DT. om BHC SARAGIP T SUKINDA RD.(SKND)352.00(172.099 Ex BANSP TIHIRI 23.666 KOMAKHAN(KMK)94.657 ANGUL DT. ADA(JRPD)132.712 IBS 103.650 UP MUKT JAJPUR-KEONJHARBAI RD.(JJKR)336.757TARANI RD.(BTV)325.122 Salandi River HANDAP KAMAKHY LOCO DISEL/ELECTRIC SHED BARGARH DT. KHALIAPALI(KHPL)651.299 KADALIGARH 230.500 BOINDA(BONA)117.565 ARJANG 12.570(Ex BUDHAP RANGAMA NH 53 KORAI B.H.(KRIH)331.837 SURVEY COMPLETED IBS 103.650 DN P GURUDASHPUR 37.49561.069 Fr KHARIAR RD.(KRAR)105.086 JARAP ALCHER THERMAL P JAKHAPURA Jn.(JKPR)344.607 Baitarani River L T OTHER RAILWAY HDN ROUTE Y) KEREJANGA(KPJG)142.702 ANK(BDPK) NRUSINGHA NATH Via NRG BRAHMANI P.H.(BRMI)347.603 BANSARA 51.365 DPCB LOISINGA(LSX)662.390 SONEPUR241.600 APUR 182.050 BUDHAP JENAPUR(JEN)352.446 HARISANKAR 195.250 BOUDH 485.500 DHENKANAL DT. ELECTRIFIED LINE SINGLE / MULTI FUNCTIONAL COMPLEX CHAMP DHAMRA POR NH 30 NAWAPARA RD.(NPD)116.630 SBP DIV.(154 KM F/SBP) TENGARIA 55.560JORANDA NH 16 CHANDBALI JHARSAMUNDA 212.000 JHARSAMUNDA NEW GARH MADHUPUR B.H.(NGMP)358.268 516.200 ia NRG, ia NRG DOUBLE / MULTIPLE B. G. ADARSH STATION ia ia NRG DHAMRA S.E.C RLY. KUR DIV. V JAJPUR DT. LAKHNA(LKNA)130.382 HARIDASPUR(HDS)368.134 ELECTRIFIED ROUTE B. G. SECTION, GROUPWISE 859.971 BALANGIR RD. P.H.(BNRD)679.058 JHARTARBHA263.800 ia KIS168.212ia NRG 289.730 ia NRG KAPILAS CHANDIKHOL 4.125(ExHDS) E.Co. RLY.(FROM R 29.905) BALANGIR(BLGR)681.004 BHITARAKANIKA DIVISION ROUTE KM. RUNNING KM. TRACK KM. GROUP SECTION KM. BHAINSAPALLI 274.030 THGARH Jn.(RJGR) DHANMANDAL(DNM)373.150 BALOD DT. T om SBP/504.116V BARITHENGARHR B.H.(BATNAGIRIR RD.14.250 HARISHANKAR RD.(HSK)146.126 KUR 846.200 1552.500 2096.430 A ------------- --------- NUAPADA DT. BOUDH DT. PURANAKATAK 180.750 AKE OF POINT)490.987 BYREE(BYY)384.957 LALITGIRI 24.250 T ia KIS/400.619V ( RAJA KIS/477.520V 423.587via NRG-421.134ia KIS/420.633 via KIS V SALEGAON(SQQ)398.166 DHENKANAL(DNKL) MACHAPUR Jn.(MZY)418.180 V DALLI RAJHARA ia KIS,BDPK/514.000ia TLHR/492.116 FROM V HWH V Brahmani River SBP 134.058 228.985 284.144 HINDOLia KIS/464.152 RD.(HND)461.699 via NRG TUREKELA RD.(TRKR)155.478 V BAJIPARA 35.930 B (Ex) RNTL - PSA 390.861 NH 353 DEOGAON RD. (DFR)698.288 CHARICHHACK 167.400 IBS UP 488.440/IBS DN 488.196 KONDAGAON DT. 441.390via KIS/443.843 via NRG KAPILAS RD.Jn.(KIS)393.869 WAT 854.780 1355.950 1842.740 ia KIS-MZY/ NH 55 NERGUNDI Jn.(NRG)398.058 KENDRAPARA 43.267 PSA - VSKP - DVD 212.812 NH 930 Birupa River ALCHER RD.Jn.(TLHD)489.633Mahanadi RiverMERAMANDALI(MRDL)475.067V RADHAKISHOREPUR Jn.(RQP)419.722V TOTAL 1835.038 3137.435 4223.314 PHULABANI ADHONIGARH 153.750T ia SBP/502.0 V ia NRG-MZY/422.175 via NRG-RJGR) CUTT KENDRAPARA DT. KANTABANJI(KBJ)169.393 BALANGIR DT. ANGUL(ANGL)156.212FBDPK/501.663V V r 422.175V ia NRG-RJGR-RQP/ ACK Jn.(CTC)408.749 TG)379.545 NH 53 C ------------- --------- Tel River IBS UP475.18 A ia KIS-MZY-RQP) M MARSHAGHAI RD.50.767 NEW LINES IN PROGRESS IBS DN 415.396 IBS UP 415.787 SAINTALA(SFC)715.763 CUTTACK DT. A DN474.06 BARANG Jn.(BRAG)420.160 T KALAGHAR 62.400 D Spl. SBP - ANGL (Ex) 154.000 T (KDRP)425.194 KANDARPUR MURIBAHAL(MRBL)184.458 ia NRG-MZY-RQP(425.694V NH 16AGAJAPUR GHANTIKAL NIDHIPUR(GHNH)432.645Via MAIN/442.380V Via NRG-MZY-RQP/ (MTND)415.000 BADMAL(BUDM)724.402 428.174V NUAGAON 68.450 SECTION KM. NH 157 448.883Via NRG-RJGR-RQP/441.828Via KIS-MZY-RQP BADAKHANDEITA (Ex) JSG - TIG 228.758 NH 26 BOLAGARH R.D.(BORD)54.320 P.H.(BDKT)433.00IBS UP433.324/IBS DN 432.767 GARIYABANDH D NH 59 KANDHAMAL DT. RAGHUNATHPUR(RCTC)440.280 KHURDA RD. - BALANGIR 247.000 IBS RAHENBATA(RNBT)195.00 SIKIR(SFK)734.293 BANIGOCHHABUGUDA 139.750 121.800 IBS SIJU 77.500 TIG - LAE (Ex) 172.781 BANBIHARI GW TITLAGARH Jn.(TIG)202.686 FROM R ALLA 105.000 PARADEEP(PRDP)491.667/ HARIDASPUR - PARADEEP 82.000 DASAP BEGUNIA(BYZA)BHUBANESWAR(BBS)436.280 32.000 GORAKHNJHANKADRAHAMA(RHMA)468.636A GOPINATHJEW SARALA RD. P BANIKUNDA P.H. TIG - SPRD (Ex) 124.446 NH 130C (744.440 FROM HWH Via SBP) BODANGI 114.500 NUAGOAN 90.650 IBS UP 450.998/IBSRETANG( DNR 450.995 BADABANDHA(BDBA)480.900IBS UPBAGADIA 485.175/DN82.023(ExHDS) 485.805 ANGUL - SUKINDA RD. 98.763 TN)447.880 BHUBANESWARP JAGATSINGHPUR DT. (Ex) NRG - TLHR 100.430 .H. TALCHER - BIMLAGARH 154.000 BALIGUDA NH 57 ATRI NH 316 (Ex) BRAG - (Ex) RJGR 25.500 KESINGA(KSNG)215.643 ALIPURTH(GRKN)453.000 P.H.(BGDA)488.300 JAYPORE - MALKANAGIRI 130.000 NH 59 KHURDA DT. JAYPORE - NAWARANGPUR 38.000 (Ex) KIS - (Ex) SQQ 2.900 KANDEL RD.(KDLR)224.307 KHURDA RD. Jn.(KUR)455.340 P NAYAGARH 65.380 NH 16 .H.(BNHR)446.000 CTC - PRDP 82.020 MUJAGARH 95.800 KHURDA TOWN 13.350 IBS UP 460.200HARIPURGRAM P.H.(HPGM)458.000 .H.(JSRD)458.250 CHHATTISGARH UTKELA RUPRA RD.(RPRD)231.814 IBS DN 460.594 Devi River ADAR RD.(KPXR)464.500 ARGUL(ARGL)P MOTARI (MWQ)463.500 DOUBLING IN PROGRESS SPRD - VZM 139.198 KANKER DT.
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