Railway Station in Maharashtra, India
Preceding station Indian Railways Following station RohaTerminus
Konkan RailwayKonkan Railway
Indapurtowards Thokur
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km
0.000
Roha 12.916
Kolad 24.000
Indapur 30.300
Mangaon 41.000
Goregaon Road 46.885
Veer tunnel 1
Dasgaon Bridge across Savitri River
55.000
Sape Wamane tunnel 2
62.785
Karanjadi tunnel 3
tunnel 4
tunnel 5
71.000
Vinhere Natuwadi Tunnel (tunnel 6)
80.585
Diwankhavati tunnel 7
Kalambani Jagbudi River
98.285
Khed tunnel 8
tunnel 9
tunnel 10
tunnel 11
tunnel 12
111.690
Anjani tunnel 13
tunnel 14
tunnel 15
127.877
Chiplun Vashishti River
Chiplun Tunnel (tunnel 16)
137.646
Kamathe Savarde Tunnel (tunnel 17)
146.302
Sawarda tunnel 18
tunnel 19
Jaigad River
156.414
Aravali Road tunnel 20
Aravali Tunnel (tunnel 21)
tunnel 22
tunnel 23
170.285
Sangameshwar Road tunnel 24
tunnel 25
tunnel 26
178.200
Digni Shastri Bridge across Bav River
Parchuri Tunnel (tunnel 27)
tunnel 28
183.962
Ukshi tunnel 30
tunnel 31
tunnel 32
Ukshi Falls
tunnel 33
tunnel 34
Karbude Tunnel (tunnel 35)
196.482
Bhoke viaduct
tunnel 36
tunnel 37
203.600
Ratnagiri tunnel 38
Pomendi viaduct
tunnel 39
Panval Nadi/Panval Setu Viaduct over Panval River
tunnel 41
218.993
Nivasar tunnel 42
tunnel 43
tunnel 44
tunnel 45
tunnel 46
Kajali River
tunnel 47
235.280
Adavali tunnel 48
tunnel 49
Berdewadi Tunnel (tunnel 50)
Veravali tunnel 51
Muchkundi River
tunnel 52
tunnel 53
250.718
Vilavade tunnel 54
tunnel 55
tunnel 56
tunnel 57
tunnel 58
tunnel 59
tunnel 60
Saundal Arjuna River
tunnel 61
tunnel 62
267.349
Rajapur Road tunnel 63
tunnel 64
tunnel 65
Vaghotan River
Chinchawali tunnel 66
tunnel 67
283.943
Vaibhavwadi Road Devgad (tributary)
Devgad River
299.552
Nandgaon Road Janavali River
314.000
Kankavali Gad River
Kasal River
332.560
Sindhudurg Karli River
343.037
Kudal 353.000
Zarap 363.880
Sawantwadi Road 371.000
Madure Terekhol River
385.520
Pernem Revora Bridge across Chapora River
396.430
Thivim Assonora River
Old Goa Tunnel (tunnel 70)
411.000
Karmali tunnel 71
429.800
Verna
434.800
Majorda Junction Suravali 442.460
Madgaon Junction
tunnel 72
tunnel 73
458.635
Balli tunnel 74
tunnel 76
tunnel 77
475.240
Canacona Talpona River
Galgibag River
482.000
Loliem tunnel 79
493.221
Asnoti 501.021
Karwar tunnel 81
tunnel 82
514.636
Harwada Hattikeri River
tunnel 83
529.001
Ankola Gangavali River
536.941
Gokarna Road tunnel 84
548.480
Mirjan tunnel 85
Aghnashini River
556.032
Kumta 569.812
Honnavar Honnavar Tunnel (tunnel 87)
Honnavar Tunnel (tunnel 88)
Badagani River
tunnel 89
587.608
Manki 596.005
Murdeshwar 603.000
Chitrapur Venkatapur River
tunnel 90
610.740
Bhatkal 618.600
Shiroor tunnel 91
625.000
Mookambika Road Byndoor Byndoor River
632.352
Bijoor Yadamavu River
Kolluru River
646.192
Senapura Chakra River
Panchagagavali River (main branch)
660.000
Kundapura 675.572
Barkur Sita River
River am Uppoor/Heroor Damm
Suvarna River
691.900
Udupi Udyavara River
700.000
Innanje 708.320
Padubidri
Udupi Power Corp. Ltd. coal power station
715.000
Nandikoor Shambavi River
724.800
Mulki Nandini River
733.825
Surathkal 738.440
Thokur
to New Mangalore Port
740.000
Jokatte
km
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Kolad railway station is the first railway station on the Konkan Railway . It is at a distance of 12.916 km down from Roha railway station which comes under Konkan Railway. The succeeding station is Indapur railway station , a halt station .[ 1]
Kolad has one platform serving four halting trains each day. No trains originate from this station. It is located 80 km from Pune 's Lohegaon airport. This station falls in the Ratnagiri Division of the State of Maharashtra in western coastal India.[ 2]
In 2012, the Konkan Railway's ro-ro (roll-on, roll-off) service was operating from Kolad railway station to Verna in Goa (417 km, 8–10 hours journey), Suratkal (721 km, 24 hours journey) in Karnataka , besides other regional routes.[ 3]
Besides the railway station, Kolad is known for adventure sports, in particular white-water rafting .[ 4]
Kolad railway platform
References ^ Prakash, L. (31 March 2014). "Konkan railway system map". Konkan railway. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 18 August 2015 . ^ "KOL/Kolad". IndiaRailInfo.com . Retrieved 23 February 2017 . ^ "Mangalore: Konkan Railway's Ro-ro Service Enables Easy, Fuel-efficient Transport". DaijiWorld.com . Retrieved 23 February 2017 . ^ "Kolad, Maharashtra, India". Nivalink.com . Retrieved 23 February 2017 .
External links Trucks loaded at Kolad on ro-ro train of the Konkan Railway (video)