Ludhiana Extension Railway
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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==n
See Southern Punjab Railway
and North Western Railway – Lines Worked
References
- ↑ “Administration Report on Railways 1918” page 123 (pdf132); Retrieved 18 Dec 2016
