In Andhra Pradesh it covers a total distance of 1302.9 route km.
In Karnataka it covers a total distance of 142.2 route km.
In Tamil Nadu it covers a total distance of 6.86 route
Sections and branch lines
The division has the largest broad-gauge route of 1,430.01 km (888.57 mi) and also has the second largest running track of 1,872.47 km (1,163.50 mi) in the South Central Railway zone.[4]
The lines and sections under the jurisdiction of the Guntakal division are listed below:
Source:
Guntakal Division System map[5]
Note:
excl.– Station excluded / not under the divisional jurisdiction
km– Kilometer measure of distance between two lines
Stations and categories
Kadapa railway station premisesLong view of Yerraguntla Junction station buildingAdoni railway stationChittor railway station entranceJammalamadugu railway station located on newly opened Nandyal–Yerraguntla sectionTadipatri railway station entrance
The below table depicts the stations under the Guntakal division and their category.[6][7]
Performance and earnings
Guntakal division generates revenue mainly from tourism and freight. There are many religious destinations as well natural tourism spots which draws tourists from various places. The freight revenue is due to the availability of large number natural resources, industries based on these resources and nearby ports.[2]
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^"Guntakal Division System map" (PDF). South Central Railway. Retrieved 25 August 2016.
^"Category of Stations over Guntakal Division". South Central Railway zone. Portal of Indian Railways. Archived from the original on 15 March 2016. Retrieved 22 February 2016.
^"South Central Railways - General Administration". South Central Railway. Retrieved 25 August 2016.