Rewari Junction railway station

Rewari Junction रेवाड़ी जंक्शन
Indian Railway Station
The station photographed in 2008
Location	Station Road, Rewari, Haryana  India
Coordinates	28°12′12″N 76°36′40″E / 28.20333°N 76.61111°E / 28.20333; 76.61111Coordinates: 28°12′12″N 76°36′40″E / 28.20333°N 76.61111°E / 28.20333; 76.61111
Elevation	246 metres (807 ft)
Owned by	Indian Railways
Operated by	Indian Railways
Line(s)	Delhi-Ajmer line Bathinda-Rewari line Rewari-Rohtak line
Platforms	8
Tracks	6
Bus routes	6
Construction
Structure type	Terminus
Parking	Available(paid)
Other information
Status	Functional
Station code	RE
Zone(s)	North Western Railway zone
Division(s)	Jaipur Division
History
Opened	1873
Rebuilt	2009-11
Electrified	Alwar-Rewari-Delhi
Traffic
Passengers	1000-2000

Rewari Junction railway station, station code RE, is a major railway station of the Indian Railways serving the city of Rewari in the Indian state of Haryana. It is in the Jaipur Division of the North Western Railway zone and lies on the Delhi-Ajmer-Ahmedabad route. Six railway lines branch out from this railway station. The seventh railway line from Rewari will be laid as a dedicated freight railway line as a part of the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor.).

Rewari railway junction station is located 82 km southwest of old Delhi and 65 km southwest of the nearest large airport at Palam, New Delhi.

Rewari railway station was established in 1873 after the 82 km long first commercial 1,000 mm (3 ft 3 ³⁄₈ in) metre gauge railway track in India was laid from Delhi railway station to Rewari by Rajputana State Railway in 1872. A 41 km long segment of the railway line had been laid a year earlier from Delhi to Garhi Harsaru that catered to existing flourishing salt production works (from underground brine) at Farrukhnagar, 12 km to its west. The railway line was extended from Rewari to Alwar and Bandikui in 1874 and then to Jaipur and Ajmer in 1875 by Rajputana-Malwa Railway and eventually to Palanpur in Gujarat in 1881 from where a metre gauge track had already been built to Ahmedabad in 1879. Rewari became a railway junction when more metre gauge railway lines were laid from Rewari in other directions.