EAST COAST TRAINS : Indian Railways ELECTRIFIED !
- 6 years ago
Enjoy watching the trains sprinting through the East Coast main lines of Indian Railways.The Eastern Coast of India along the Bay of Bengal is also called as the Coromandel Coast.This video is a compilation of several crossings encountered from on board 12864 Yesvantpur - Howrah Superfast Express between Vijayawada and Visakhapatnam stretch. This stretch is completely electrified and almost all trains are hauled by Electric Locomotives of 25 KV AC Trion.\r
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Index of Trains captured :\r
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22825 Shalimar-Chennai Central Sf Express at Krishna River Bridge.\r
17481 Bilaspur-Tirupati Express at Krishna Canal Junction.\r
12835 Hatia - Yesvantpur Sf Express.\r
12863 Howrah- Yesvantpur Sf Express Crossing 12864 Yesvantpur - Howrah Sf Express.\r
13351 189 Tata / Dhanbad - Allepey Express\r
12841 Coromandel Sf Express.\r
18463 Bhubaneswar - Bengaluru City Prsanti Express.\r
22882 Bhubaneswar - Pune Sf Express.\r
57232 Kakinada Port Vijayawada Passenger.\r
12717 Vizag - Vijayawada, Ratnachal Express, Anakapalle.\r
22642 Shalimar-trivandrum Central Sf Express.\r
12655 Ahmedabad - Chennai, Navjeevan Sf Express. (This train crossed us on the Gudur- Vijayawada stretch , sorry for the confusion)\r
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Vijayawada situated on the Northern bank of River Krishna, is the single largest junction on Indian Railways strategically located\r
between the Chennai, Visakhapatnam, Guntur and Secunderabad Divisions. It is the pivotal point of the Golden Quadrilateral connecting South to the North and East of India.It is one of the busiest railway stations in India with more than 250 express and 150 freight trains passing through it while serving 50 million passengers per year.\r
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The two big Iconic LANDMARKS of this stretch are the Krishna River Bridge at Vijayawada and the Godavari River ARCH Bridge and the Godavari Rail cum Road Bridge at Rajahmundry also knownas the Kovvur Bridge.\r
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The Vijayawada Railway Station is a junction of tracks from 5 directions to Vijayawada:\r
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Vijayawada-Guntur-Guntakal-Hubli/Bangalore.\r
Vijayawada-Tenali-Gudur-Tirupati/Chennai.\r
Vijayawada-Gudivada-Narasapur/Machilipatnam.\r
Vijayawada-Eluru-Rajahmundry-Vizag-Howrah.\r
Vijayawada-Warangal-Secunderabad-Mumbai/New Delhi\r
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Index of Trains captured :\r
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22825 Shalimar-Chennai Central Sf Express at Krishna River Bridge.\r
17481 Bilaspur-Tirupati Express at Krishna Canal Junction.\r
12835 Hatia - Yesvantpur Sf Express.\r
12863 Howrah- Yesvantpur Sf Express Crossing 12864 Yesvantpur - Howrah Sf Express.\r
13351 189 Tata / Dhanbad - Allepey Express\r
12841 Coromandel Sf Express.\r
18463 Bhubaneswar - Bengaluru City Prsanti Express.\r
22882 Bhubaneswar - Pune Sf Express.\r
57232 Kakinada Port Vijayawada Passenger.\r
12717 Vizag - Vijayawada, Ratnachal Express, Anakapalle.\r
22642 Shalimar-trivandrum Central Sf Express.\r
12655 Ahmedabad - Chennai, Navjeevan Sf Express. (This train crossed us on the Gudur- Vijayawada stretch , sorry for the confusion)\r
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Vijayawada situated on the Northern bank of River Krishna, is the single largest junction on Indian Railways strategically located\r
between the Chennai, Visakhapatnam, Guntur and Secunderabad Divisions. It is the pivotal point of the Golden Quadrilateral connecting South to the North and East of India.It is one of the busiest railway stations in India with more than 250 express and 150 freight trains passing through it while serving 50 million passengers per year.\r
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The two big Iconic LANDMARKS of this stretch are the Krishna River Bridge at Vijayawada and the Godavari River ARCH Bridge and the Godavari Rail cum Road Bridge at Rajahmundry also knownas the Kovvur Bridge.\r
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The Vijayawada Railway Station is a junction of tracks from 5 directions to Vijayawada:\r
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Vijayawada-Guntur-Guntakal-Hubli/Bangalore.\r
Vijayawada-Tenali-Gudur-Tirupati/Chennai.\r
Vijayawada-Gudivada-Narasapur/Machilipatnam.\r
Vijayawada-Eluru-Rajahmundry-Vizag-Howrah.\r
Vijayawada-Warangal-Secunderabad-Mumbai/New Delhi\r
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