Southern Railway, Chennai - Informative & researched article on Southern Railway, Chennai
  Indianetzone: Largest Free Encyclopedia of India with thousand of articles Geography of India


in  
Art & Culture | Entertainment | Health | Reference | Sports | Society | Travel
Forum  | RSS Feeds  | Free E-magazine
Geography of India : Indian Climate l Indian Mountains l Indian Forests l Indian Soil l Indian Vegetation l Animal Husbandry in India l Resources in India l Indian Demography l Indian Industries l Indian Islands l Indian Airports l Zoos in India l Indian Mines & Minerals l Indian Physiography l Indian Transport l Indian Geology l Communication in India l Indian Trade l Indian Astronomers l Indian Telecommunications
Home > Reference > Geography of India > Indian Transport > Indian Railways > Indian Railway Zones > Southern Railway
Southern Railway, Chennai
Southern Railway, headquartered at Chennai, serves a large area of India`s Southern Peninsula.
  Trivandrum Central Railway station   Ernakulam Railway Junction   Coimbatore North Railway Junction
  Chennai Central   Chennai Egmore    

Southern Railway, ChennaiSouthern Railway came into existence on 14th April 1951 after the amalgamation of the three state railways namely Madras and Southern Mahratta Railway, the South Indian Railway, and the Mysore state railway. Southern Railway`s present network extends over a large area of India`s Southern Peninsula, covering the states of TamilNadu, Kerala, Pondicherry, and a small portion of Andhra Pradesh. Southern Railway serves these naturally plentiful and culturally rich southern states and extends from Mangalore on the west coast and Kanniyakumari in the south to Renigunta in the North West and Gudur in the North East.

Southern Railway is headquartered at Chennai and it comprises of six divisions, namely Chennai, Tiruchirapalli, Madurai, Palghat, Trivandrum and Salem. Southern Railway has total staff strength of around 1,05,111. Southern Railway is best known transport system all across south India.

(Last Updated on : 27/01/2009)
  More on Indian Railway Zones...
 
Central Railway East Coast Railway Eastern Railway
North Central Railway North Western Railway Northeast Frontier Railway
Northern Railway South Central Railway South East Central Railway
South Eastern Railway South Western Railway Southern Railway
West Central Railway Western Railway North Eastern Railway
East Central Railway Konkan Railways  
Recently Updated Articles in Geography of India
  • Grand Trunk Road
    Grand Trunk Road is one of the oldest, longest and most important roads of South-Asia.
  •  
  • Types of Forests in India
    Elevation, topography, climate and soil type are the major factors which determine the type of forest.
  •  
  • Sispara Peak
    Sispara Peak is an Indian mountain peak, situated in the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu.
  •  
  • Indian Railway Zones
    Indian Railway network is classified into seventeen zones for administrative purposes.
  •  
E-mail this Article | Post a Comment
Free E-magazine
Subscribe to Free
E-Magazine on Geography of India

 
Southern Railway, Chennai - Informative & researched article on Southern Railway, Chennai
Sitemap
Contact Us   |   RSS Feeds
Copyright © 2008 Jupiter Infomedia Pvt. Ltd. All rights reserved including the right to reproduce the contents in whole or in part in any form or medium without the express written permission of Jupiter Infomedia Pvt. Ltd.