Mumbai Central railway station
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| Mumbai Central BCT |
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| Division / Zone | Mumbai(Western Railway) · Western Railway |
| District / State | Mumbai suburban district · Maharashtra |
| Platform(s) | 5 |
| Elevation | MSL + 46 ft. |
| Date Opened | 2 October 1975 |
Mumbai Central (Marathi: मुंबई सेंट्रल), previously Bombay Central, is the railway station on the Western Railway Mumbai suburban and outstation lines. The station provides access to areas like Tardeo, Crawford Market, Mohammed Ali Road, Kalbadevi, Bhendi Bazar and Chor Bazaar.
Mumbai Central serves as the southernmost terminus in Mumbai for Western Railway outstation trains. Trains depart from here to Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Punjab and Delhi. India's premier Rajdhani trains also depart from here to Delhi. Other famous trains include the Vadodara bound Vadodara Express (Mumbai Central - Vadodara), Indore bound Avantika Express (Indore Junction BG - Mumbai - Indore Junction BG), Shatabdi Express, Karnavati Express and Gujarat Mail to Ahmedabad and the Golden Temple Mail to Amritsar.
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| Next station south: Grant Road |
Mumbai suburban railway : Western Railway | Next station north: Mahalaxmi railway station |
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| Stop No: 5 | KM from starting: 4.48 | Platforms: 5 | ||
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Coordinates: 18°58′14.11″N 72°49′9.69″E / 18.9705861°N 72.8193583°E
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