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KFP/Kukra Khapa (1 PFs)कुकड़ा खापा
Track: Single Electric-Line
कुकड़ा खापा
Track: Single Electric-Line
Updated: Nov 16 2019 (06:58) by guest
Number of Platforms: 1
Number of Halting Trains: 4
Number of Originating Trains: 0
Number of Terminating Trains: 0
Number of Halting Trains: 4
Number of Originating Trains: 0
Number of Terminating Trains: 0
Dangariya Dist Chhindwara
State: Madhya Pradesh
State: Madhya Pradesh
Elevation: n/a
Type: Regular
Category: n/a
Zone: SECR/South East CentralDivision: Nagpur
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The One and Only Tunnel Structure in Narrow gauge Section of SECR between Kukrakhapa - Bhimalgondi Section This is a Monsoon water Drain in the Dense Forest.
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KFP/Kukra Khapa
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KFP/Kukra Khapa
The busiest it'll ever beKukrakhapa is in the middle of the rich forest and grasslands that form the Pench National Reserve's border. The only time it receives so many visitors and people is when the trains from Nagpur to Nainpur and vice-versa meet for a crossing.These trains are some of the last remaining narrow gauge ones in India and like most forms of transport serving remote corners, they are a life-line and extremely crowded.By:itinerantobserver
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