KMZ File Reveals Real Route of Howrah-Varanasi HSR (West Bengal)
The secret is out! After months of speculation, we have finally decoded the official alignment of the Howrah-Varanasi High-Speed Rail (HSR) specifically for the West Bengal segment. Using exclusive KMZ files and LiDAR survey coordinates.
From the iconic underground station at Maidan (Kolkata) to the industrial hubs of Dankuni, Burdwan, Durgapur and Asansol, we track every single turn the Bullet Train will take. We dive deep into the technical chainage (Point 752+788) to show you exactly which villages, farms, and highways this high-speed line will intersect.
If you live in West Bengal, this is a must-watch to understand how your city will be connected to the future of Indian Railways.
What You Will Learn??
The exact location of the Maidan HSR Terminal.
Rural alignment details through Singur and Burdwan.
How the Bullet Train bypasses major congestion in Durgapur.
The final exit point from West Bengal into Jharkhand at Asansol.
📌 Timestamps
0:00 - The Secret KMZ File Discovery
0:55 - Understanding the KMZ File
1:53 - Howrah to Dankuni: The UrbanPath
2:27 - Dankuni Station: Alignment & Flyover Details
2:41 - Dankuni to Burdwan Via Singur: The Rural Path
4:15 - Burdwan Station: Alignment & Details
4:32 - Burdwan to Durgapur: The Industrial Path
6:01 - Durgapur Station: Alignment & Details
6:26 - Durgapur to Asansol: The Borderline Terrain Path
7:30 - Asansol: The Final Bengal Transition
7:48 - Community Mission: Help Us Find the Jharkhand/Bihar Data!
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