Hathidah Junction railway station

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Hathidah Junction railway station (station code: HTZ) is a railway station located within the East Central Railway Zone in Mokama, Patna District, Bihar.[1][2][3][4] The station track type is a Double Electric-Line.[3] The station located on Howrah–New Delhi main line . The trains stop who is coming from Delhi , Howrah and Barauni route .[5][6] The station have link with Barauni route line by Rajendra Setu.

Hathidah Junction

Other namesHathida Junction, Hatida Junction
Coordinates25°21′57″N 85°59′15″E
Elevation50 metres (160 ft)
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HATHIDAH JUNCTION
Hathidah Junction Railway Station
General information
Other namesHathida Junction, Hatida Junction
LocationBarauni Road, Mokama, Patna district, Bihar
 India
Coordinates25°21′57″N 85°59′15″E
Elevation50 metres (160 ft)
SystemDouble Electric-Line | Indian Railways station
LinesHowrah–New Delhi main line,
Barauni - Mokama Section,
LuckeesaraiBarauni Section
Platforms3
ConnectionsBarauni
Construction
Structure typeStandard (on-ground station)
Other information
StatusFunctioning
Station codeHTZ
Zone(s) East Central Railway
Division(s) Danapur
History
Electrified1994
Previous namesGreat Indian Peninsula Railway
Route map
km
Howrah–New Delhi main line
to Patna
0
Mokama
Rampur Dumra
5
Aunta
(halt)
8
Hathidah
Howrah–New Delhi main line
to Kiul
under construction
11
Rajendra pul
12
Chakia Thermal
(halt)
15
Semaria
18
Garhara
(halt)
Barauni–Katihar section
21
Barauni
Barauni–Gorakhpur, Raxaul
and Jainagar lines
Source: Indian Railways Time Table, Eastern Zone
Location
Barauni Junction is located in Bihar
Barauni Junction
Barauni Junction
Location in Bihar
Barauni Junction is located in India
Barauni Junction
Barauni Junction
Location in India
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History

  • In October 2022, the construction of station buildings, platforms, and foot bridges at Hathidah (HTZ) & Tal (TAL) stations in connection with the "New Mokama Bridge Project" was announced.[7]
  • On 11 May 2017, a man along with his son and daughter died after falling off a running train next to the Hathidah Junction Railway Station.[8]
  • Sometime in 1994 the rail-line was electrified.[citation needed]

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