Morvi Railway

Morvi Railway
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Line of route
Rajkot to Wadhwan Vankaner to Morvi
Gauge / mileage
Metre gauge	73 miles (1905) 132 miles (1942)
2' 6" NG	17 miles (1905) 0 miles (1942)


Timeline
1890	Opened to traffic as NG
1905	Rajkot to Wadhwan converted to MG
1924	Morvi section converted to MG


Key locations
Presidency	Bombay
Stations	Morvi, Rajkot, Vankaner, Wadhwan
System agency
	Morvi Railway



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Morvi Railway
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System timeline
1942	Managing Dhrangadra Railway



1948	Merged to form Saurashtra Railway
Constituent companies / lines
1890	Morvi Railway
1942	Dhrangadra Railway
1890	Morvi State Tramways









Key locations
Headquarters	Morvi
Workshops
Major Stations	Dhrangadra, Rajkot, Vankaner, Wadhwan
Successor system / organisation
1948	Saurashtra Railway
1951	Western Railway (IR zone)


System mileage

Metre gauge	73 miles (1905) 230 miles (1942)
2' 6" NG	17 miles (1905) 0 miles (1942)

Associated auxiliary force
n/a
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Originally named the Rajkot-Beti Tramway; the Morvi Railway was owned and managed by the Princely Morvi State

Sometimes also known as the Wadhwan-Morvi State Railway

The original section from Vankaner to Morvi was built to 2' 6" Narrow Gauge(NG) as a Tramway ^[1]. Richard Gardiner in 1887 was Manager-in-charge ^[2] and Willoughby Verner Constable was the Officiating Manager^[3].

The tramway was converted to Metre Gauge(MG) to match the other lines in Gujerat and Kathiawar. ^[4]

In 1948 the Morvi Railway was merged to form the Saurashtra Railway

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