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Annexure-1 West Bengal Annexure - 1 Block-wise Transportation Rates - West Bengal State DISTANCE OF BLOCK QUOTED RATE(RS DISTRICT BLOCK/ DESTINATION NAME HEADQUARTER PER MT)* FROM PANAGARH BANKURA BANKURA-I 59 BANKURA BANKURA-II 59 BANKURA BARJORA 26 BANKURA BISHNUPUR 77 BANKURA CHHATNA 74 BANKURA GANGAJAL GHATI 51 BANKURA HIR BANDH/HARBANDH 102 BANKURA INDPUR 78 BANKURA INDUS/INDAS 62 BANKURA JAYPUR/JOYPUR 115 BANKURA KHATRA 104 BANKURA KOTULPUR 99 BANKURA MEJHIA/MEJIA 48 BANKURA ONDA 80 BANKURA PATRASAYER 50 BANKURA RAIPUR 116 BANKURA RANIBUNDH/RANIBANDH 117 BANKURA SALTORA/SHALTORA 71 BANKURA SIMLAPAL 96 BANKURA SARENGA 118 BANKURA SONAMUKHI 61 BANKURA TALDANGRA 84 BARDHAMAN AUSGRAM-I 34 BARDHAMAN AUSGRAM-II 34 BARDHAMAN BARABANI 64 BARDHAMAN BHATAR 68 BARDHAMAN BURDWAN-I 50 BARDHAMAN BURDWAN-II 50 BARDHAMAN FARIDPUR - DURGAPUR 21 BARDHAMAN GALSI -I 28 BARDHAMAN GALSI-II 28 BARDHAMAN JAMAL PUR 86 BARDHAMAN JAMURIA 52 BARDHAMAN KALNA II 109 BARDHAMAN KALNA-I 109 BARDHAMAN KANKSA 2 BARDHAMAN KATWA-I 103 BARDHAMAN KATWA-II 103 BARDHAMAN KETUGRAM-I 91 BARDHAMAN KETUGRAM-II 91 BARDHAMAN KHANDAGHOSH 69 BARDHAMAN MANGOLKOTE 78 BARDHAMAN MANTESWAR 86 BARDHAMAN MEMARI-1 76 BARDHAMAN MEMARI-II 76 BARDHAMAN ONDAL/ANDAL 34 BARDHAMAN PANDAVESWAR/PANDABESWAR 44 BARDHAMAN PANDOBESWAR(JAMURIA -II) 52 BARDHAMAN PURBASTHALI-I 117 BARDHAMAN PURBASTHALI-II 117 BARDHAMAN RAINA-I/RAYNA -I 69 BARDHAMAN RAINA-II/RAYNA-II 69 BARDHAMAN RANIGANJ 46 BARDHAMAN SALANPUR 73 BIRBHUM BOLPUR-SRINIKETAN 43 BIRBHUM DUBRAJPUR 54 BIRBHUM ILLAMBAZAR 26 BIRBHUM KHOYRASOLE/KHAYRASHOLE 63 BIRBHUM LABPUR/LABHPUR 73 BIRBHUM MAYURESWAR-I 91 BIRBHUM MAYURESWAR-II 91 BIRBHUM MOHAMMAD BAZAR 84 BIRBHUM MURARAI-I 150 BIRBHUM MURARAI-II 150 BIRBHUM NALHATI-I 133 BIRBHUM NALHATI-II 133 BIRBHUM NANOOR/NANUR 63 BIRBHUM RAJNAGAR 80 BIRBHUM RAMPURHAT-I 120 BIRBHUM RAMPURHAT-II 120 BIRBHUM SAINTHIA 79 BIRBHUM SURI-I 71 BIRBHUM SURI-II 71 COOCHBEHAR COOCH BEHAR II 608 COOCHBEHAR COOCH BEHAR-I 608 COOCHBEHAR DINHATA-I 639 COOCHBEHAR DINHATA-II 639 COOCHBEHAR HALDIBARI 537 COOCHBEHAR MATHA BHANGA-II 584 COOCHBEHAR MATHABHANGA-I 584 COOCHBEHAR MEKLIGANJ 558 COOCHBEHAR SITAI 627 COOCHBEHAR SITALKUCHI 603 COOCHBEHAR TUFANGANJ-I 632 COOCHBEHAR TUFANGANJ-II 632 DAKSHIN DINAJPUR BALURGHAT 356 DAKSHIN DINAJPUR BANSIHARI 308 DAKSHIN DINAJPUR GANGARAMPUR 320 DAKSHIN DINAJPUR HARIRAMPUR 299 DAKSHIN DINAJPUR HILI 372 DAKSHIN DINAJPUR KUMARGANJ 353 DAKSHIN DINAJPUR KUSHMANDI 321 DAKSHIN DINAJPUR TAPAN 331 DARJEELING DARJEELING-PULBARI/PHULBAZAR-DARJELLING 536 DARJEELING GORUBATHAN 538 DARJEELING JORE BUNGLOW-SUKIAPOKHRI/SUKIAPOKHRI 544 DARJEELING KALIMPONG-I 547 DARJEELING KALIMPONG-II 547 DARJEELING KHARIBARI 470 DARJEELING KURSEONG 510 DARJEELING MATIGARA 480 DARJEELING MIRIK 517 DARJEELING NAXALBARI 482 DARJEELING PHANSIDEWA 467 DARJEELING SILIGURI 481 DARJEELING RANGLI RANGLIOT 554 HOOGHLY ARAMBAG 90 HOOGHLY BALAGARH 134 HOOGHLY CHANDITALA-I 132 HOOGHLY CHANDITALA-II 132 HOOGHLY CHINSURAH MAGRA/CHINSURAH-MOGRA 114 HOOGHLY DHANIAKHALI 100 HOOGHLY GOGHAT II 97 HOOGHLY GOGHAT-I 97 HOOGHLY HARIPAL 126 HOOGHLY JANGIPARA 149 HOOGHLY KHANAKUL-I 114 HOOGHLY KHANAKUL-II 114 HOOGHLY PANDUA 98 HOOGHLY POLBA DADPUR 125 HOOGHLY PURSURA/PURSURAH 117 HOOGHLY SERAMPUR UTTARPARA 128 HOOGHLY SINGUR 116 HOOGHLY TARAKESWAR 109 HOWRAH AMTA-I 170 HOWRAH AMTA-II 170 HOWRAH BAGNAN-I 180 HOWRAH BAGNAN-II 180 HOWRAH BALLY-JAGACHA/BALLY-JAGACHHA 145 HOWRAH DOMJUR 148 HOWRAH JAGATBALLAVPUR 146 HOWRAH PANCHLA 161 HOWRAH SANKRAIL 156 HOWRAH SHYAMPUR-I 198 HOWRAH SHYAMPUR-II 198 HOWRAH UDAYNARAYANPUR 132 HOWRAH ULUBERIA-I 167 HOWRAH ULUBERIA-II 167 JALPAIGURI ALIPURDUAR-I 607 JALPAIGURI ALIPURDUAR-II 607 JALPAIGURI DHUPGURI 546 JALPAIGURI FALAKATA 570 JALPAIGURI JALPAIGURI 514 JALPAIGURI KALCHINI 612 JALPAIGURI KHARIBARI 470 JALPAIGURI KUMARGRAM 653 JALPAIGURI MADARIHAT-BIRPARA/MADARIHAT 588 JALPAIGURI MALBAZAR 532 JALPAIGURI MATIALI/MATELLI 547 JALPAIGURI MATIGARA 480 JALPAIGURI MAYNAGURI/MOYNAGURI 527 JALPAIGURI NAGRAKATA 551 JALPAIGURI NAXALBARI 482 JALPAIGURI PHANSIDEWA 467 JALPAIGURI RAJGANJ 494 KOLKATA BALURGHAT 356 KOLKATA BANSIHARI 308 KOLKATA GANGARAMPUR 320 KOLKATA HARIRAMPUR 299 KOLKATA HILI 372 KOLKATA KUMARGANJ 353 KOLKATA KUSHMANDI 321 KOLKATA TAPAN 331 MALDAH BAMONGOLA 292 MALDAH CHANCHAL-I 309 MALDAH CHANCHAL-II 309 MALDAH ENGLISH BAZAR 251 MALDAH GAZOLE 275 MALDAH HABIBPUR 272 MALDAH HARISHCHANDRAPUR-I 318 MALDAH HARISHCHANDRAPUR-II 318 MALDAH KALIACHAK-I 228 MALDAH KALIACHAK-II 228 MALDAH KALIACHAK-III 228 MALDAH MALDA (OLD ) 256 MALDAH MANIKCHAK 267 MALDAH RATUA-I 279 MALDAH RATUA-II 279 MURSHIDABAD BELDANGA-I 159 MURSHIDABAD BELDANGA-II 159 MURSHIDABAD BERHAMPORE 144 MURSHIDABAD BHAGAWANGOLA-II 177 MURSHIDABAD BHAGOBANGOLA- I 177 MURSHIDABAD BHARATPUR-I 108 MURSHIDABAD BHARATPUR-II 108 MURSHIDABAD BURWAN 101 MURSHIDABAD DOMKAL 176 MURSHIDABAD FARAKKA 214 MURSHIDABAD HARIHARPARA 164 MURSHIDABAD JALANGI 193 MURSHIDABAD KANDI 111 MURSHIDABAD KHARGRAM 113 MURSHIDABAD LALGOLA 195 MURSHIDABAD MURSHIDABAD-JIAGUNJ 164 MURSHIDABAD NABAGRAM 167 MURSHIDABAD NOWDA 170 MURSHIDABAD RAGHUNATHGANJ-I 173 MURSHIDABAD RAGHUNATHGANJ-II 173 MURSHIDABAD RANINAGAR-I 179 MURSHIDABAD RANINAGAR-II 179 MURSHIDABAD SAGARDIGHI 161 MURSHIDABAD SHAMSHERGANJ 158 MURSHIDABAD SUTI-I 192 MURSHIDABAD SUTI-II 192 NADIA CHAKDAH 140 NADIA CHAPRA 139 NADIA HANSKHALI 135 NADIA HARINGHATA 140 NADIA KALIGANJ 128 NADIA KARIMPUR-1 201 NADIA KARIMPUR-II 201 NADIA KRISHNAGANJ 145 NADIA KRISHNAGAR-I 124 NADIA KRISHNAGAR-II 124 NADIA NABADWIP 109 NADIA NAKASHIPARA 151 NADIA RANAGHAT-I 164 NADIA RANAGHAT-II 164 NADIA SANTIPUR 137 NADIA TEHATTA-I 164 NADIA TEHATTA-II 164 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS AMDANGA 150 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS BADURIA 193 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS BAGDA 206 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS BARASAT-I 158 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS BARASAT-II 158 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS BARRACKPUR-I 159 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS BARRACKPUR-II 159 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS BASIRHAT-I 199 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS BASIRHAT-II 199 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS BONGAON/BANGAON 183 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS DEGANGA 175 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS GAIGHATA 163 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS HABRA-I 159 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS HABRA-II 159 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS HAROA 181 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS HASNABAD 220 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS HINGALGANJ 236 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS MINAKHAN/MINAKHA 194 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS RAJARHAT 153 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS SANDESHKHALI-I 224 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS SANDESHKHALI-II 224 NORTH 24 PARAGANAS SWARUPNAGAR 187 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR BINPUR-I 152 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR BINPUR-II 152 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR CHANDRAKONA-I 138 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR CHANDRAKONA-II 138 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR DANTAN-I 306 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR DANTAN-II 306 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR DASPUR-I 130 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR DASPUR-II 130 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR DEBRA 228 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR GARBETA-I 117 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR GARBETA-II 117 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR GARBETA-III 117 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR GHATAL 125 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR GOPIBALLAV PUR -II 204 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR GOPIBALLAVPUR-I 204 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR JAMBANI/JAMBONI 168 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR JHARGRAM 173 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR KESHIARY/KESHIARI 297 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR KESHPUR 160 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR KHARAGPUR-I 264 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR KHARAGPUR-II 264 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR MIDNAPORE/MIDNAPUR 166 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR MOHANPUR 337 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR NARAYANGARH 271 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR NAYAGRAM 238 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR PINGLA 241 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR SABANG 252 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR SALBANI/SALBONI 156 PASCHIM MEDINIPUR SANKRAIL 289 PURBA MEDINIPUR BHAGABANPUR-I 255 PURBA MEDINIPUR BHAGABANPUR-II 255 PURBA MEDINIPUR CONTAI-I 274 PURBA MEDINIPUR CONTAI -II 274 PURBA MEDINIPUR CONTAI-III 274 PURBA MEDINIPUR EGRA-I 312 PURBA MEDINIPUR EGRA-II 312 PURBA MEDINIPUR HALDIA 242 PURBA MEDINIPUR KHEJURI-I 248 PURBA MEDINIPUR KHEJURI-II 248 PURBA MEDINIPUR MAHISADAL 230 PURBA MEDINIPUR MAYNA 223 PURBA MEDINIPUR NANDAKUMAR 222 PURBA MEDINIPUR NANDIGRAM-I 256 PURBA MEDINIPUR NANDIGRAM-II 256 PURBA MEDINIPUR NANDIGRAM -III 256 PURBA MEDINIPUR PANSKURA-I 207 PURBA MEDINIPUR PANSKURA-II 207 PURBA MEDINIPUR PATASHPUR-I 274 PURBA MEDINIPUR POTASHPUR-II 274 PURBA MEDINIPUR RAMNAGAR-I 298 PURBA MEDINIPUR RAMNAGAR-II 298 PURBA MEDINIPUR SAHID MATANGINI 211 PURBA MEDINIPUR SUTAHATA 249 PURBA MEDINIPUR TAMLUK/TAMLUKI-I 217 PURULIA ARSHA 173 PURULIA BAGMUNDI 194 PURULIA BALARAMPUR 168 PURULIA BARABAZAR 150 PURULIA BUNDWAN 147 PURULIA HURA 112 PURULIA JAIPUR 161 PURULIA JHALDA-I 181 PURULIA JHALDA-II 181 PURULIA KASHIPUR 110 PURULIA MANBAZAR-I 117 PURULIA MANBAZAR-II 117 PURULIA NETURIA 84 PURULIA PARA 118 PURULIA PUNCHA 113 PURULIA PURULIA-I 144 PURULIA PURULIA-II 144 PURULIA RAGHUNATH PUR-I 100 PURULIA RAGHUNATHPUR-II 100 PURULIA SANTURI 80 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS BARUIPUR 179 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS BASANTI 149 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS BHANGAR-I 179 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS BHANGAR-II 179 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS BISHNUPUR-I 160 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS BISHNUPUR-II 160 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS BUDGE BUDGE-I 174 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS BUDGE BUDGE-II 174 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS CANNING-I 205 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS CANNING-II 205 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS DIAMOND HARBOUR-I 205 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS DIAMOND HARBOUR-II 205 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS FALTA 199 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS GOSABA 256 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS JAYNAGAR-I 204 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS JAYNAGAR-II 204 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS KAKDWIP 235 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS KULPI 209 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS MAGRAHAT-I 198 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS MAGRAHAT-II 198 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS MANDIRBAZAR 206 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS MATHURAPUR I 217 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS MATHURAPUR-II 217 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS NAMKHANA 247 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS KULTALI 243 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS PATHAR PRATIMA 256 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS SAGAR 267 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS SONAR PUR 171 SOUTH 24 PARAGANAS THAKURPUKUR MAHESTOLA 165 UTTAR DINAJPUR CHOPRA 430 UTTAR DINAJPUR GOALPOKHAR II 394 UTTAR DINAJPUR GOALPOKHAR-I 394 UTTAR DINAJPUR HEMTABAD 337 UTTAR DINAJPUR ISLAMPUR 413 UTTAR DINAJPUR ITAHAR 303 UTTAR DINAJPUR KALIAGANJ 335 UTTAR DINAJPUR KARANDIGHI 356 UTTAR DINAJPUR RAIGANJ 323 * NB - Quoted Rate is applicable for all the destinations in the block..
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