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* ‘Ferozepore-MacLeod Ganj Line’, [[Ferozepore]] to [[McLeod Ganj]] (a suburb of [[Dharamsala]]), opened 1906, 75 miles(120km). In some records named the ‘[[ McLeodganj Railway]]’ | * ‘Ferozepore-MacLeod Ganj Line’, [[Ferozepore]] to [[McLeod Ganj]] (a suburb of [[Dharamsala]]), opened 1906, 75 miles(120km). In some records named the ‘[[ McLeodganj Railway]]’ | ||
==Further Information== | ==Further Information== | ||
See '''[[Southern Punjab Railway]]''' | See '''[[Southern Punjab Railway]]''' | ||
<br>and '''[[North_Western_Railway_-_Lines_operated_and_worked#Lines_worked_by_NWR_at_some_time|North Western Railway – Lines Worked]]''' | <br>and '''[[North_Western_Railway_-_Lines_operated_and_worked#Lines_worked_by_NWR_at_some_time|North Western Railway – Lines Worked]]''' | ||
Latest revision as of 11:38, 4 November 2020
The Ludhiana Extension Railway was an extension of the ‘Southern Punjab Railway’ broad gauge BG network. Worked by the ‘North Western Railway’ up to 1929-30 then becoming part of the ‘NWR System’
Total line length 152 miles(244km) [1].
- ‘Ludhiana-Ferozepore Line’, Ludhiana to Ferozepore, opened 1905, 77 miles(124km)
- ‘Ferozepore-MacLeod Ganj Line’, Ferozepore to McLeod Ganj (a suburb of Dharamsala), opened 1906, 75 miles(120km). In some records named the ‘McLeodganj Railway’
Further Information
See Southern Punjab Railway
and North Western Railway – Lines Worked
References
- ↑ “Administration Report on Railways 1918” page 123 (pdf132); Retrieved 18 Dec 2016