RAILWAY NETWORK OF INDIA

The Indian Railways map provides a detailed view of one of the largest and most complex rail networks in the world. The Indian Railways connects the vast subcontinent, covering more than 68,000 kilometers of track and seamlessly linking urban and rural areas. This map shows major railway lines, state capitals, major cities, and the national capital New Delhi. It serves as an essential guide for travelers, students, and enthusiasts interested in understanding India's railway system.

India's railway network is a lifeline for millions, enabling convenient and affordable transportation across diverse terrain from the foothills of the Himalayas to the southern coastal plains. Major routes such as the Golden Quadrilateral, which connects Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata, are prominently shown on this map, demonstrating the efficiency and coverage of the railway system.

The map also includes major cities connected by the rail network, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of India's connectivity. The Indian Railways plays a vital role in the country's economy, facilitating freight transport and boosting tourism.