Near By Railway Station In Giridih
Giridih station is the terminal station located on the western end of Giridih–Madhupur line of the Asansol Railway division in the Eastern Railway Zone of Indian Railways. The Madhupur–Giridih route is a single line Broad Gauge between the two main railway stations Giridih and Madhupur Junction. The total length of the route is 38 kilometres (24 mi). It has a single platform and handles a total of 14 trains daily.
History
The Giridih Railway Station was built as a railway siding in 1871 by the British government in India (prior to the India's independence in 1947) mainly for transport of mineral reserve from the region. The contract for the railway siding was awarded in 1865 and the construction was completed in 1871. In 1901 the railway siding was converted into a railway station. The siding is owned by Central Coalfields Limited
Platforms
Currently there is a single platform apart from the railway siding that was built earlier.
Station layout
G | Street Level | Exit/Entrance & Ticket Counter |
P1 | Side platform, No-1 doors will open on the left | |
Track 1 | Madhupur ← toward | |
Track 2 | Madhupur ← toward |
Trains
Giridih terminal station handles trains five times daily except Thursdays and four times on Thursday.
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