Sindh Right Bank Railway
# Sindh Right Bank Railway

The Sindh Right Bank Railway, also known as the Larkana-Jacobabad Light Railway, was a railway line in Pakistan that ran along the protective embankment on the right bank of the River Indus. It was a 136-kilometer-long railway line that connected Larkana in Sindh province to Jacobabad Junction in Balochistan province, passing through several towns and cities along the way. The line had 14 railway stations, including Larkana Junction railway station, Shahdadkot railway station, Usta Muhammad railway station, and Jacobabad Junction railway station.

The Sindh Right Bank Railway was originally a narrow gauge railway that opened in 1924, and it was later converted to a broad gauge railway in 1956. However, the railway line was closed in 2005, and some parts of the railway track are missing. The railway line was an important means of transportation for the people of Sindh and Balochistan, and if it were to be reopened, it could provide significant benefits to the local communities.

## Stations

Larkana Junction railway station

Bero Chandia railway station

Pir Muhammad Metlo Halt railway station

Kambar Ali Khan railway station

Bahram Hathiun railway station

Shahdadkot railway station

Silra Shahdadkot railway station

Bhurgari railway station

Garhi Khairo railway station

Usta Muhammad railway station

Jacobabad Junction railway station

