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Dhanbada4(23.07.12).Cdr SYSTEM MAP OF DHANBAD DIVISION /kuckn eaMy dk iz.kkyh ekufp= (AS ON 31.03.12) DHANBAD JN. (DHN) 270.88 DOKRA-BH(DOKM) 265.80 GOMOH JN. (GMO) 300.15 NICHITPUR- H (NPJE) 285.51 PRADHANKHUNTA JN. TETULMARI (TET) 280.01 (PKA) 261.31 (FROM HWH) 67 IBP NO. 3 295. BHULI -BH (BLI) 274.61 DHN Div.(ECR) TARI (MRQ) 290.68 KM 260.20 MA E.RLY. TO ASANSOL JN. DHN Div.(ECR) KUSUNDA (KDS) 3.38 KM 1.00 BASERIA(BZE) 5.40 91 ) 1. S.E. RLY.(TO MAHUDA) BANSJORA (BZS) 7.67 QS RAKHITPUR(RJJE) 5.93FROM PKA (D SIJUA (SJA) 10.24 AR TELO 9.25 NS ANGAR PATHRA( ANJE) 11.46 HA SINDRI -BH (SDBH) 13.10 (FROM GMO) D KATRASGARH (KTH) 13.19 SINDRI M. YARD (SNMY) 16.10 TENTULIA-H (TNJE) 15.72 SINDRI TOWN(SDNT) 18.02 DHN Div.(ECR) SONARDIH-H (SJE) 17.15 KM 1.975 KM 18.54 S.E. RLY. TUNDU HALT 17.96 BUDORA-H (BDQ )20.44 PATHARDIH BAZAR-H (PEH BZ) 13.40 PHULWARITANR( PLJE) 21.62 PATHARDIH (PEH) 25.68 From PKA CHANDRAPURA JN. (CRP) 16.92 JAMUNI-H (JMX) 23.96 JAMUNIA TANR-H (JNN) 26.07 MIRZAPUR 17.81 BIHAR BHANDARIDAH(BHME) 23.56 25.60 ECR DE ONA DHN Div.(ECR) BHABHUA GARH S.E. RLY. KM 27.92 -H S.E. RLY. MGS Div. 29. From DHN via PKA P KM 462.71 29 DHN Div. R DUGDA WASHERY (DGO) AJA N D . BERA H C (RJ N .R B) l 20. D y. DHN Div.(ECR) 92 DETAIL AT “D” iv KM 21.90 .( BANDHUA(BNF) 457.35 S.E. RLY. EC R ) STATIONS BETWEEN GOMOH & PRADHANKHUNTA M TANKUPPA(TKN) 449.72 BANSINALA-BH(BNSL) 443.86 CHOPAN JN.(CPU)141.43 PAHARPUR (PPR) 437.30 IBP No.10 431.15 NAWADA AURANGABAD GURPA (GAP) 425.54 YADUGRAM-BH(YGM) 422.20 BILLI JN.(BXLL) 135.16 NATHGANJ - BH (NGY) 414.06 T BASKATWA-BH (BSCP) 417.73 KODERMA AKEUP POINT 132.70(From GHD) GAYA LALBAGH-BH(LBZ) 405.42 GIRIDIH OBRA DAM(OBR) 137.89 SALAI BANWA(SLBN) 132.24 DILWA(DLW) 410.14 IBP No.9 398.92 GUJHANDI (GJD) 403.45 PAPRAKUND(PPKD) 144.24 KODERMA TOWN - 10.450 LARABAD-BH 388.79 MAGARDAH(MWF) 151.05 GURMURA(GMX) 119.16 MAHESHPUR - 19.700 TO KATNI (WCR)KHULDIL ROAD(KDRD) 157.11 HIRODIH (HRE) 384.29 NAWAL SAHI HALT - 27.80 NAGARUNTARI(NUQ) 44.05 MGS. Div. DEOGHAR KM 320.67 SARMATANR(SMND) 376.54 MIRCHADHORI(MCQ) 167.34 SONBHADRA JOGIDIH(JGF) 110.19 DHN Div. NAWADIH - 33.300 MYUIRPUR RD.(MPF) 93.87 MBRL (Pvt.Sdg.) YADUDIH-BH(YDD) 371.81 KRLR AVOIDING (SGRL- SKTN) 0.00 GARHWA RD.JN.(GHD) 319.04 PARSABAD(PSB) 367.17 KM 1.647 KARAILA RD.JN.(KRLR) 175.47 DASARAH-BH (DSME) 360.62 RAMNA (RMF) 32.37 TOLRA (TRZ) 313.01 SINGRAULI(SGRL) 188.70 RENUKUT(RNQ) 99.54 CHAUBEY(CBH) 355.73 MADHUPUR JN.293.54 WYNDHAMGANJ(WDM) 55.86 LALGARH BIAHR-H(LBT) 307.29 KESHWARI BH(KSHR) 350.91 ANPARA (ANPR) 11.06(VIA KRLR) MAHURIYA (MXY) 66.29 DUDHINAGAR(DXN) 78.31 GARHWA (GHQ) 10.01 RAJHURA(RHR) 303.47 HAZARIBAGH RD.(HD) 345.17 GAREA BIHAR BH (GRBH) 339.90 JHAROKHAS(JRQ) 85.16 PALAMU CHATRA MERAL GRAM(MOX) 21.16 KAJRI(KFT) 296.16 HAZARIBAGH KRISHNASHILA(KRSL) 21.42 CHICHAKI (CCK) 335.43 KARMABAD BH(KRMB) 331.09 GIRIDIH 331.50 (VIA KRLR) DALTONGANJ(DTO) 285.69 CHAUDHURI BANDH(CDB) 327.34 SHAKTI NAGAR(SKTN) 32.13 )) (VIA KRLR) CHIANKI(CNF) 278.26 RR CHEGRO-BH(CEME) 323.83 .. PARASNATH(PNME) 318.10 CC YY EE LL (( JHARKHAND .. RR vv NIMIAGHAT(NMG) 310.51 .. KECHKI(KCKI) 270.99 ii HAZARIBAGH JAMTARA CC DD GARHWA NN DANEA (DNEA) 66.42 HH MANGRA(MAZ) 264.33 BHOLIDIH-BH(BLME) 304.99 DUMRI BIHAR(DMBR) 55.44 DD SHIVPUR JOGESWAR BIHAR(JGBR) 74.61 NETAJI SUBHAS CHANDRA BOSE GOMOH JN. (GMO) 300.15 33 LATEHAR GOMIA (GMIA) 48.59 00 BARWADIH(BRWD) 258.51 .. 33 BOKARO THERMAL(BKRO) 42.93 33 HEHEGARA BH (HHG) 241.20 D MM JARANGDIH (JAN) 37.21 DHANBAD KK KUMANDI(KMND) 230.44 CHIPADOHAR(CPDR) 248.75 TELO(T ELO) BENDI-H(BFQ) 223.74 PD BRANCH 7.00 DHANBAD JN.(DHN) 270.88 CHAINPUR(CNPR) 79.40 9.25 LATEHAR(LTHR) 217.82 DEMU(DMX) 211.02 MAHUAMILAN (MMLN) 178.87 HENDEGIR(HNDR) 136.62 BERMO(BRMO) 34.11 HINDRA BH 170.05 CHHAPAR-H 132.26 KARMAHAT 84.20 AMLO-BH(AMLO) 31.08 CHANDRAPURA JN. TOKISUDHA -H (TKS) 128.00 PHUSRO(PUS) 28.52 (CRP) 16.92 RANCHI RD.(RRME) 91.60 BHANDARIDAH (BHME) 23.56 TORI (TORI) 185.30 KOLEY BH 142.56 DHN Div.(ECR) RAY(RAY) 150.11 ARIGADA (ARGD) 97.29 KM 260.20 CHETAR(CTQ) 194.86 BOKARO E.RLY . KHALARI(KLRE) 156.88 BARKAKANA JN.(BRKA) 100.62 DHN Div.(ECR) RICHUGHUTA(RCGT) 203.19 KM 21.07 CHHATISGARH McLUSKIEGANJ(MGNE) 163.23 BHURKUNDA (BHKD) 112.53 E.RLY . PATRATU(PTRU) 120.60 DHN Div.(ECR) KM 103.90 S.E.RLY. LOHARDAGA RANCHI RANCHI GUMLA.
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