India’s Only Railway Station Linked to Two States, Navapur Station on NH 6
Navapur Railway Station is uniquely divided between Maharashtra and Gujarat. Discover how it operates across state borders with shared facilities and special rules.

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India’s Only Railway Station Linked to Two States, Navapur Station on NH 6
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🚉 What Makes Navapur Station One-of-a-Kind?
Navapur Railway Station uniquely straddles the border of Maharashtra and Gujarat, literally built on two states. That's about as exclusive as it gets in Indian rail transport.
- The station platform is roughly 800 meters long with 500 meters in Gujarat and 300 meters in Maharashtra.
- There’s a yellow border line painted across the station, marking this division, and even a wooden bench placed on the platform is split down the middle between the two states.
🗂️ State-Specific Infrastructure & Rules
- The ticket counter and RPF office fall under Maharashtra jurisdiction.
- The station master’s office, waiting room, and restrooms are located in Gujarat.
- Alcohol is banned on the Gujarat side, while the Maharashtra side prohibits gutka/paan. The station adheres to each state’s laws accordingly.
🗣️ Multilingual Operations
Train announcements and signs are broadcast in four languages English, Hindi, Marathi, and Gujarati, to serve passengers traveling from both states.
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- It’s a rare convergence of transport infrastructure and geographic demarcation.
- The station operates seamlessly under Indian Railways, united by rail, despite being split by state.
- It's largely unknown, yet deeply symbolic, perfect for trivia lovers and infrastructure fans alike.
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