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Hotgi Junction
Light rail & Regional rail
General information
LocationNear Railway Rest House, Hotgi-413215. Maharashtra
India
Coordinates17°33′55″N 75°59′23″E / 17.5652°N 75.9896°E / 17.5652; 75.9896
Elevation473 metres (1,552 ft)
Owned byIndian railways
Operated byCentral Railway zone
Platforms3
Tracks3
Construction
ParkingYes
Bicycle facilitiesYes
AccessibleDisabled access
Other information
Station codeHG
Zone(s) Central Railway zone
Division(s) Solapur Railway Division
Fare zoneIndian railways
History
Opened1884

Hotgi Junction railway station (Station code: HG) is an railway junction station under Solapur Railway Division of Central Railway zone of Indian Railways located at Hotgi, suburb of Solapur.

Established

The Hotgi railway station was opened in 1884, when the Southern Mahratta Railway started to built meter gauge railway line between Hotgi and Gadag in 1882, which was completed in the year 1884.

Services

It connects to Solapur Junction on north-west direction, Gulburga and Wadi Junction on South-East direction, Bijapur and Gadag Junction on south direction.

Lines

The Hotgi-Gadag railway line was metre gauge and converted to broad gauge in stages. The conversion was finally completed in December 2008. Now Hotgi is connected to Hubli and Hospet by direct trains. Bangalore-Solapur train now runs via Bijapur and Hotgi.

References

  1. "Southern Mahratta Railway". fibis.com. Retrieved 29 June 2014.
  2. Gazetteers of Bombay
  3. cnt-rly
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