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.

Railway Station Linked to Two States
Railway Station Linked to Two States

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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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