Villupuram-Trichinopoly Railway

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The Villupuram-Trichinopoly Railway is referred to in the [India Office Records]] for the year 1923, see ‘Records’ below.

This railway was part of the South Indian Railway(SIR) network which had its headquarters and railway hub at Trichinopoly. Villupuram was also a major railway station.

This record requires examination – this survey could involve either the realignment of the existing line or a totally new line to cope with increasing traffic.

Records

An on-line search of the India Office Records (IOR) records held at the British Library relating to this railway [1] gives the following:-

  • V/27/722/28; “Krishnamachari, S, Report showing result of traffic investigation in regard to the best alignment of a railway line connecting Villupuram and Trichinopoly. c.1923”

References