Indian Railway Zones
Indian Railways
Indian Railway zonesrailway network in Asia and fourth largest in the world. The first railway line was opened in 1853 between Bombay to Thane.
It covered a distance of 34 km.
The mascot of Indian Railwayis Bholu the guard elephant. The Railways operate in the three different gauges. Broad Gauge, Metre Gauge, Narrow Gauge.
Indian Railways are divided into 18 zones.
Railway Zone Headquarters
Indian Railway zonesrailway network in Asia and fourth largest in the world. The first railway line was opened in 1853 between Bombay to Thane.
It covered a distance of 34 km.
The mascot of Indian Railwayis Bholu the guard elephant. The Railways operate in the three different gauges. Broad Gauge, Metre Gauge, Narrow Gauge.
Indian Railways are divided into 18 zones.
Railway Zone Headquarters
- Eastern Railway --- Kolkata
- South Eastern Railway ---- Kolkata
- Central Railway ---- Mumbai
- East Central Railway ------ Hajipur
- Northern Railway ------ New Delhi
- North Eastern Railway ----- Gorakhpur
- North East Frontier Railway --- MLlgaon
- Southern Railway -- Chennai
- South Central. ---- Secunderabad
- Western Railway ------ Mumbai Churchgate
- North Western Railway ------ Jaipur
- East Coast Railway ----- Bhubaneswar
- Southern Western Rail ------- Hubli
- South East Central Railway ----- Bilaspur
- North Central Railway ----- Allahabad
- West Central ------. Jabalpur
- Kolkata Metro ---- Kolkata
- South Cost ----- Vishakhapatnam
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