Template:Gandhidham–Ahmedabad main line

Gandhidham–Ahmedabad main line

				km
					to Ahmedabad–Mumbai Main Line
				0	Ahmedabad
					Amarsinh Chaudhary Bridge
					to Ahmedabad–Udaipur line
					Babu Jagjivan ram Bridge
					Sahibaug Under Pass

					Sabarmati River

					Chimanbhai Patel Flyover


				5	Sabarmati
					Railway yard
					Kali Road

					Sabarmati Cabin-A
					Diesel Loco Shed

				10	Sabarmati Cabin-F
					Sabarmati Cabin-D

					To Gandhigram
					to Jaipur–Ahmedabad line


				11	Chandlodiya / to Jaipur–Ahmedabad line

					Sola Road
					NH 8C
				17	Ambli Road
					Thaltej Road
					Sardar Patel Ring Road


				22	Gora Ghuma
				28	Sanand

				33	Vasan Iyava
				40	Charrodi
				46	Virochannagar
				53	Jakhvada
				59	Sokali

					to Viramgam–Mahesana section
				65	Viramgam
					SH-18
					to Viramgam–Surendra Nagar section
				78	Jhund

					Patdi
					Kharaghoda
				87	Sadla
				96	Bajana
					Bajana Road
				104	JatPipli
					Narmada Canal
				116	Vasadva
					NH 947
					to Dharangadhra–Surendra Nagar section
				131	Dharangadhra

					Kuda Salt Siding
				138	Ghanshyamgadh
					Narmada Canal
				146	Chuli
				156	Sukhpur

				162	Halvad
				172	Dhanala
				180	Devaliya
				190	Khakrechi
				199	Wadharva
					NH 8A
					to Maliya Miyana–Wankaner section
				208	Maliya Miyana
					NH 8A

					Hadakiya Creek



					Hadakiya Creek
				220	Indra Nagar
				225	Surbari
				236	Katariya
					to Samakhiali-Palanpur section
				248	Samakhiali
				258	Vondh
				263	Bhachau
					NH 8A
				276	Chirai
					NH 8A
				286	Bhimasar
					NH 8A
					NH 141

				298	Gandhidham Cabin
					to Gandhidham–Bhuj section
					Freight Depot
				300	Gandhidham

					to Gandhidham–Kandla Port section

Source: Google Maps, 22955 Kutch Express

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