The Larkana–Jacobabad Light Railway () was one of several branch lines in Pakistan, operated and maintained by Pakistan Railways. The line began at Larkana Junction and ended at Jacobabad Junction. The total length of this railway line is with 14 railway stations.
History The Larkana–Jacobabad Light Railway (also known as the Sind Light Railway and Sindh Right Bank Feeder Railway) opened originally in 1924 as a narrow gauge line by the North Western State Railway. From Larkana, the line extended west towards Shahdadkot then curved northeast towards Jacobabad. It followed the protective embankment of the Sindh Right Bank.Fibis shop
Conversion to broad gauge and closure In 1956, the Larkana-Shadadkot section was converted by the Pakistan Western Railway into broad gauge line. The section from Silra Shadadkot to Budapur was dismantled. “British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue” - Search ; Retrieved 25 Jan 2016
Stations Larkana Junction Bero Chandia Pir Muhammad Metlo Halt Kambar Bahram Hathiun Shahdadkot Silra Shahdadkot Bhurgari Umed Ali Junejo Garhi Khairo Chachar Chang Mauladad Jacobabad Junction
References
External links L/AG/46/34/1 “Copies of agreements with the Secretary of State, including those relating to the following lines worked by the (North Western State Railway) Company, 1893-1924: Larkana-Jacobabad (Sind) Light Railway .......; 1893-1924” L/F/8/20/1700 “Larkana-Jacobabad (Sind) Light Railway Limited, Contract for the construction maintenance and working of a railway; 1924”