02197 Coimbatore Jabalpur Special Crossing 10111 Konkan Kanya Express : Konkan Railways

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KONKAN RAILWAYS DIESEL SINGLE LINE CROSSING : ET WDP4D 40419 WITH 02197 COIMBATORE - JABALPUR SPECIAL TRAIN CROSSING 10111 MUMBAI CSMT - MADGAON GOA KONKAN KANYA EXPRESS AT THIVIM STATION OF KONKAN RAILWAYS.

02197/Coimbatore - Jabalpur SF Special (PT)
கோயம்புத்தூர் - ஜபல்பூர் அதிவிரைவு சிறப்பு     कोयम्बत्तूर - जबलपुर सुपरफास्ट विशेष किराया स्पेशल
CBE/Coimbatore Main Junction -- JBP/Jabalpur Junction

10111/Konkan Kanya Express (PT)
कोंकण कन्या एक्सप्रेस     कोंकण कन्या एक्सप्रेस
CSMT/Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus -- MAO/Madgaon Junction

The CBE JBP EXPRESS - 02197 runs from CBE (Coimbatore Jn) to JBP (Jabalpur). CBE JBP EXPRESS runs on of 1 day week. The CBE JBP EXPRESS train departs from Coimbatore Jn at 07:05 hrs and arrives at Jabalpur at 10:20 hrs. The total running duration of 02197 train is39hr 15min, stopping at 38 stations during the journey.
First Departure:Mon Oct 15, 2018 from CBE/Coimbatore Main Junction
Last Arrival:Wed Jan 02, 2019 at JBP/Jabalpur Junction.
Travel Time: 39h 15m    36 halts    Distance: 2212 km    Avg Speed: 56 km/hr.
36 halts. 292 intermediate Stations between Coimbatore Main Junction and Jabalpur Junction.

The Konkan Kanya Express is a Superfast Indian Railways train running between Mumbai and Margao on the Konkan Railway route.
The train covers the 579.8 kilometres (360.3 mi) journey in about 13 hours 25 minutes. It is an important train link serving people along the coastal areas of Maharashtra and Goa. Its average speed is 49 kilometres per hour (30 mph). The KJM WDP4B or WDP4 loco is in charge of the train. This train shares its rake with Mandovi Express.
As the route is not completely electrified, a Hubli based WDP-4 or WDG-4 locomotive hauls the train from end to end.

Thivim railway station (Station code: THVM) is one of the main railway stations for North Goa at Tivim (also called Thivim). It is part of the North South line and almost every trains do have service for this station.
While the station has only two platforms, it is the most important stop for trains in North Goa. This is the alighting point for all wishing to go to any part north of the Mandovi river in Goa, the North Goa tourist belt, and the talukas of Bardez and Pernem among others.
Karmali Railway Station, some eight kilometres away from the State-capital Panjim or Panaji, is closer for those wishing to reach central Goa, including the State-capital. Margao, which the railway authorities refer to as Madgaon railway station is a bigger station, and is best connected for those wanting to reach South Goa, including the beach belt of that locality.
It is located just off the Mapusa-Bicholim road at Thivim, Bardez, North Goa 403502, Goa.
The station comprises a single diesel BG (broad gauge) track. It is a regular station, with two platforms. It has some 38 halting trains, with no originating or terminating trains from the station.
This station lies at an elevation of 23 m above sea level, and is part of the Konkan Railway/Konkan zone, in the division of Karwar.
The Tivim/Thivim station offers the Shravan Seva, a service to help senior citizens in carrying their luggage. This is available by sending an SMS on 96640 44456 four hours in advance of the journey, with details of the PNR number, coach number and berth number of the travelling citizen (as of August 2016).
Thivim came on the rail route of India, after the building of the Konkan Railway in the 1990s. The Konkan Railway is a link between Mumbai and Mangalore on the west coast of India. It traverses a distance of 739 kilometres (459 mi) along the Western Ghats region of India, and passes through some verdant landscape. Overall, the Konkan Railway has some 91 tunnels and 171 major bridges "some of which have found mention in the record books".[1] It connects Maharashtra and Karnataka. The Konkan Railway was inaugurated on January 26, 1998.

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