Sila At railway station

Due to Uttaradit Station being overcrowded, a new station had to be built. Therefore, in 1958, Sila At Station was built about two kilometres north of the original station, in the applied Thai architecture style. Originally, the station's name was "New Uttaradit", but was later changed and became the Northern Line's major railway container yard.

A Hanomag Steam Locomotive, No. 274, is on display on station premises.

1. Sector 3 Train Traffic Department
2. State Railway of Thailand Northern Line Maintenance Department
3. Sila At Railway Police Station
4. Sila At Branch of State Railway of Thailand Medical Department
5. Sector 3 Mechanical and Engineering Department

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  Station sign
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  Station building
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  Sila At Signalbox
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  Hanomag Pacific steam locomotive No.274, stationed at Sila At.

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