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Samasata, shown on modern maps as Samasatta
Samasata Junction is located 7.5 miles(12km) from Bahawalpur on the North Western Railway - Lahore-Karachi Mainline ‘Lodhran to Rohri section’. This line opened 1878 by Indus Valley State Railway(IVSR), which became NWR 1886,
Samasata Station was the terminus of the 'Delhi-Samasata Railway' which was part of the 'Southern Punjab Railway'
This town is not listed in the Imperial Gazetteer