Series of railway lines
| Railways in Jharia Coalfield |
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 Pradhan Khunta Junction an important railway station on Jharia Coalfield Railways area |
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| Status | Operational |
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| Owner | Indian Railways |
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| Locale | Jharia Coalfield, Jharkhand |
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| Operator(s) | Eastern Railway, South Eastern Railway |
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| Opened | 1894 |
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| Track gauge | 5 ft 6 in (1,676 mm) broad gauge |
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| Electrification | 1960–61 onwards with 25 kV AC overhead |
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N.S.C Bose Gomoh
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| Chandrapura
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5
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Kochargara
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9
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Telo
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Patrakulhi Colliery
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| Dugda Halt
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30
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44
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Khario Halt
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Dugda Coal Washery
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KKC main siding
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39
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Khanudih
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KKC link siding
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| Jamuniatanr Halt
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27
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Benidih
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| Jamuni Halt
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24
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22
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Phulwartanr
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Adra-Gomoh line
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21
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Budora Halt
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Tundu Colliery
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| Jamuniatand
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Tundu Halt
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| Kharkhari
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35
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24
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Ramakunda Halt
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| Mucheraidih
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32
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| Malkera–Kharkhari | | defunct loop line |
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| Mahuda Junction
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30
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20
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Matari
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Murulidih Colliery
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17
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Sonardih Halt
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15
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Nichitpur
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Moonidih Colliery
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Tentulia
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| Malkera
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Dhanbad–Chandrapura line
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| Malkera-Katrasgarh | | defunct colliery line |
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| Katrasgarh
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13
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Salanpur Colliery
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| Angarpathra Halt
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11
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| Sijua
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10
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Dhanbad–Gomoh line
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| Bansjora
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| Baseria Halt
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06
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Tetulmari
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Kendua Colliery
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| Kusunda
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Bhuli Block Hut
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| Kusunda–Jharia branch | | line (dismantled) |
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Dhanbad
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Adra–Gomoh line
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5
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Dokra Halt
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| Madhupur–Giridih–Koderma line | | to New Giridih |
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Pradhankhunta Junction
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TSBD Colliery
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| Tata Sijua
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20
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Kankanee Colliery
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| Pradhankhunta–Pathardih | | line |
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| Layabad
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18
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14
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Rakshitpur
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Layabad Coking plant
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| Dhanbad–Jharia–Pathardih | | line (dismantled) |
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K.S.T. siding
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2
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Dhansar Halt
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| Karkend
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4
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Bastakulha Halt
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Pootkee Colliery
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Nayakanali Halt
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Bhaga Goods Shed
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7
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Jharia
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| Bhaga
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10
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8
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Kujama Halt
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Ballihari Colliery
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9
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Lodna
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Jitpur Colliery
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10
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Bagdigi Halt
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11
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Barari Bazar Halt
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| Jamadoba Halt
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07
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Barari Colliery
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C.K. Siding
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JBO Washery
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22
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Sindri Block Hut
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| Mohalboni
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06
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14
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Patherdih Bazar
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| Bhowrah
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04
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Patherdih Junction
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Pathardih Washery
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Sudamdih Washery
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Chasnalla Colliery
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25
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Sindri Marshalling Yard
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| Sudamdih
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00
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Sindri Town
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Sindri FCI siding
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Jharia Coalfield has a series of railway lines covering the region lying between the Grand Chord line on the north and the Damodar river in the south. It consists of five lines of which four are managed by East Central Railway's Dhanbad railway division and one is managed by the South Eastern Railway's Adra railway division.
