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NTW/Nanjangud Town (2 PFs)Local Name: Nanjanaguduनन्जनगूड टौनನಂಜನಗೂಡು ಟೌನ್
Track: Single Electric-Line
नन्जनगूड टौन
ನಂಜನಗೂಡು ಟೌನ್
Track: Single Electric-Line
Updated: Mar 12 2023 (21:57) by Manoj851120~
Number of Platforms: 2
Number of Halting Trains: 12
Number of Originating Trains: 1
Number of Terminating Trains: 1
Number of Halting Trains: 12
Number of Originating Trains: 1
Number of Terminating Trains: 1
State Highway-80, MGS Road, Nanjanagudu (Nanjangud), Mysuru District, Pincode-571301
State: Karnataka
State: Karnataka
Elevation: 653 m above sea level
Type: Regular
Category: NSG-4
Zone: SWR/South WesternDivision: Mysuru (Mysore)
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NTW/Nanjangud Town
Nanjangud Rail Bridge, Karnataka, IndiaBy ExplorerXIII
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NTW/Nanjangud Town
Nanjanagudu: Last year, On the outskirts towards Mysore, we could find an abandoned railway cum road bridge over Kapila river with few abandoned compartments. This bridge is 270 years old and could well be the world's oldest railway bridge existing and usable. 2 bogies of Heritage chariot were also stood there. It's history is like this as per the Railway Dept's board near the site. "It was built by Dalvoy Devraj in 1735 with brick, sand and stone adopting ancient Gothic style. It was strong and wide enough to carry road traffic as well as metre guage trains, which started running...
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NTW/Nanjangud Town
Nanjanagudu: Last year, On the outskirts towards Mysore, we could find an abandoned railway cum road bridge over Kapila river with few abandoned compartments. This bridge is 270 years old and could well be the world's oldest railway bridge existing and usable. 2 bogies of Heritage chariot were also stood there. It's history is like this as per the Railway Dept's board near the site. "It was built by Dalvoy Devraj in 1735 with brick, sand and stone adopting ancient Gothic style. It was strong and wide enough to carry road traffic as well as metre guage trains, which started running...
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NTW/Nanjangud Town
Nanjanagudu: Last year, On the outskirts towards Mysore, we could find an abandoned railway cum road bridge over Kapila river with few abandoned compartments. This bridge is 270 years old and could well be the world's oldest railway bridge existing and usable. 2 bogies of Heritage chariot were also stood there. It's history is like this as per the Railway Dept's board near the site. "It was built by Dalvoy Devraj in 1735 with brick, sand and stone adopting ancient Gothic style. It was strong and wide enough to carry road traffic as well as metre guage trains, which started running...
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NTW/Nanjangud Town
The Mysore Passenger enters Nanjangud Town to a packed station. This section enjoys great patronage especially between Nanjangud Town and Mysore, with Nanjangud being a temple town.
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NTW/Nanjangud Town
Nanjangud Station Board taken on 1/9/2012
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NTW/Nanjangud Town
Nanjangud Station Board taken on 1/9/2012
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NTW/Nanjangud Town
Nanjangud Station Board taken on 1/9/2012
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