Coimbatore Suburban Railway

Coimbatore Suburban Railway is a circular suburban railway planned for coimbatore city.[1]

Coimbatore Suburban Railway
Overview
Typesuburban rail
Statusplanned
LocaleCoimbatore, Tamilnadu
TerminiCoimbatore junction
Operation
OwnerIndian Railway
Operator(s)Southern Railway
Technical
Track gauge1,676 mm (5 ft 6 in) broad gauge
Electrification25 kV, 50 Hz AC through overhead catenary
Route map

The circular railway line will help run through Coimbatore Junction, Podanur, Vellalore, Irugur, Singanallur, Peelamedu and Coimbatore North. This will certainly help decongest the city roads. A senior official with the Salem division says if the revival of an old line can bring about so many benefits, it can be considered.

Suburban stations

The other stations serving Coimbatore include Coimbatore North Junction (CBF), Podanur Junction (PTJ), Irugur Junction (IGU), Madukkarai (MDKI), peelamedu (PLMD), Singanallur (SHI), Sulur (SUU), Perianaikanpalayam (PKU) and Somanur (SNO).[2] Other stations like Chettipalayam, Urumandampalayam, Veerapandi and Pudupalayam are defunct. The people have asked to reopen the stations.[3]

List of railway stations

List of railway stations in Coimbatore
Name Native Name Station Code
Coimbatore Junctionகோயம்புத்தூர் சந்திப்புCBE
Podanur Junctionபோத்தனூர் சந்திப்புPTJ
Coimbatore North Junctionகோயம்புத்தூர் வடக்கு சந்திப்புCBF
PeelameduபீளமேடுPLMD
Singanallurசிங்காநல்லூர்SHI
Irugur Junctionஇருகூர் சந்திப்புIGU
Periyanaickenpalayamபெரியநாயக்கன்பாளையம்PKM
Madukkaraiமதுக்கரைMDKI
Somanurசோமனூர்SNO
Sulur Roadசூலூர் ரோடுSUU
Thudiyalurதுடியலூர்TDE
KaramadaiகாரமடைKAY
Ettimadaiஎட்டிமடைETMD
Kinathukadavuகிணத்துக்கடவுCNV
List of Defunct and closed railway stations in Coimbatore
S.No. Name Status Station Code
1ChettipalayamDefunctCIM
2Urumandampalayamclosed
3Veerapandiclosed
4Pudupalayamclosed
5Nallatipalayamclosed
6Koilpalayamclosed
7Tamaraikulamclosed

References

  1. "coimbatore circular railway".
  2. "Route KM-Statewise" (PDF). Southern Railway zone. Archived from the original (PDF) on 20 January 2013. Retrieved 23 November 2012.
  3. "Revival of defunct railway stations".
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