Ernakulam Town railway station




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Ernakulam Town

Express train, Passenger train and Commuter Station
Ernakulam Town North Railway Station DSW.jpg
Other names Ernakulam North
Location Ernakulum North, Kochi, Kerala
India
Coordinates
9°59′30.40″N 76°17′12.13″E / 9.9917778°N 76.2867028°E / 9.9917778; 76.2867028Coordinates: 9°59′30.40″N 76°17′12.13″E / 9.9917778°N 76.2867028°E / 9.9917778; 76.2867028
Elevation 27 ft (8.2 m)
Owned by Indian Railways
Operated by Southern Railway zone
Line(s)
Shoranur–Ernakulam section
Ernakulam–Kottayam–Kayamkulam line
Ernakulam–Alappuzha-Kayamkulam line
Platforms 2
Tracks 4
Connections Kaloor Private Bus Stand
Construction
Parking Available
Disabled access Yes
Other information
Station code ERN
Zone(s) Southern Railway zone
Division(s) Thiruvananthapuram
History
Opened 1890; 128 years ago (1890)
Rebuilt 2003; 15 years ago (2003)
Electrified Yes



Route map






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Up arrow
to Nilambur Road














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Shoranur Junction



















 Palakkad Junction Right arrow 








1
 Bharathapuzha Halt
















Bharathappuzha
















Up arrowPGT limits

Down arrowTVC limits








4
Vallathol Nagar








8
Mullurkara








17
Wadakkanchery








24
Mulankunnathukavu











UpperLeft arrow
to Guruvayur








31
Punkunnam








33
Thrissur








40
Ollur








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Pudukad
















Karuvannur River








50
Nellayi








57
Irinjalakuda








63
Chalakudi
















Chalakudy River








65
Divine Nagar








69
Koratty








74
 Karukutty








78
Angamaly








84
 Chovvara
















Periyar (river)








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Aluva








94
 Kalamassery








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Edappally








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Ernakulam Town













LowerRight arrow
to Kottayam








106
 Ernakulam C Cabin








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Ernakulam Junction





















Down arrow
to Alappuzha



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Ernakulam Town (also known as Ernakulam North, code: ERN) is one of the main railway stations in the city of Kochi, Kerala, India.




Contents






  • 1 Administration


  • 2 Background


  • 3 Location


  • 4 Infrastructure


  • 5 See also


  • 6 References


  • 7 External links





Administration


The station is operated by the Southern Railway zone of the Indian Railways and is an 'A–grade' station under Thiruvananthapuram Railway division.



Background


Among Kochites, this station is referred to as "Ernakulam North" or simply "North" as it is in the Northern part of Kochi, to distinguish it from Ernakulam Junction which in turn is referred to as (and was officially called for a long time as) "Ernakulam South" or simply "South". This is a convenient station to alight for passengers travelling to Northern suburbs of Kochi city and nearby areas. The major railway station in Kochi is the Ernakulam Junction railway station.



Location


It is situated in the northern part of the city and the stopping point for trains going towards mainly to Kottayam side in the south.



Infrastructure


The station has only 2 platforms.



See also



  • Cochin Harbour Terminus

  • Tripunithura railway station

  • Transport in Kochi



References





External links







  • Ernakulam Town railway station at the India Rail Info








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