Mumbai Local Train Stations (128 Stations)

Churchgate is the southern terminus of the Western Line of Mumbai Suburban Railway, serving South Mumbai's commercial business district and university campuses.

Marine Lines is located just north of Churchgate on the Western line, serving the Queen's Necklace promenade and the textile markets of Kalbadevi.

Charni Road serves Girgaon Chowpatty beach, historic Opera House, and the traditional diamond & jewellery trade hubs.

Grant Road is Mumbai's tech and electronics gateway (Lamington Road) and connects to historic South Mumbai residential areas.

Mumbai Central is a major dual-hub handling suburban local trains and long-distance Western Railway express trains.

Mahalaxmi station connects to the famous Mahalaxmi Racecourse, the historic open-air Dhobi Ghat, and seaside temples.

Lower Parel is the prime commercial corporate hub of Mumbai, home to major IT parks, financial conglomerates, and luxury retail malls.

Prabhadevi station is interconnected via an elevated passenger foot overbridge to Central Line's Parel station, providing seamless cross-network connectivity.

Dadar is the beating heart of Mumbai Suburban Railway, serving as the central interchange connecting Western Railway and Central Railway trunk lines.

Matunga Road serves students and residents in Matunga West and the educational corridor surrounding Ruparel College.

Mahim Junction is a major railway junction where the Harbour Line branch converges with the Western Railway corridor.

Bandra is a premier suburban junction connecting Western & Harbour line services to the Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) financial district and Queen of the Suburbs.

Khar Road is a serene residential and boutique shopping station between Bandra and Santacruz on the Western and Harbour branch lines.

Santacruz station is a vital Western corridor stop providing the closest suburban train access to Mumbai Domestic Airport Terminal 1.

Vile Parle is the premier educational hub of Mumbai, serving prestigious NMIMS, Mithibai, and DJ Sanghvi colleges as well as the gateway to Juhu.

Andheri is one of the busiest suburban stations in India, serving as an inter-modal transit junction connecting Western Line, Harbour Line, and Mumbai Metro Line 1.

Jogeshwari connects Western suburbs to the historic 6th-century rock-cut Jogeshwari Caves and western arterial roadways.

Ram Mandir station serves the Nesco Exhibition Centre, Oshiwara business complexes, and IT parks along the Western corridor.

Goregaon is a major suburban hub and the northern terminus of the Harbour Line branch, also serving Mumbai Film City and Aarey.

Malad serves a massive IT/BPO workforce at Mindspace and connects to western beachfronts like Marve and Aksa Beach.

Kandivali is a booming residential and commercial suburb in North Mumbai, serving Thakur Complex, Lokhandwala Township, and industrial zones.

Borivali is the northern gateway terminal of Western Mumbai, handling over 500 suburban services daily, express trains, and tourist transit to SGNP.

Dahisar is the northernmost suburban station within Mumbai Suburban District, serving as a key transfer point between suburban rail and metro corridors.

Mira Road serves the dense residential metropolis of Mira-Bhayandar, carrying over 300,000 daily commuters to South and Central Mumbai.

Bhayandar is an originating suburban terminal where several slow and fast locals start towards Churchgate.

Naigaon is located right across the Vasai Creek, experiencing rapid residential growth as part of the Palghar/Vasai region.

Vasai Road is a historical junction connecting Western Line suburban trains to the Vasai-Diva-Panvel chord line linking to Central Railway and Konkan Railway.

Nallasopara is one of the highest-ridership commuter hubs in India, home to over 500,000 daily passengers and historic Buddhist heritage sites.

Virar is the major suburban terminus for Western Railway local trains, featuring the state-of-the-art Virar EMU Carshed and hilltop Jivdani Devi shrine.

Vaitarna station is nestled along the scenic Vaitarna river estuary on the Dahanu suburban extension.

Saphale is a popular eco-tourism and trekking gateway on the Western line, close to Tandulwadi Fort.

Kelve Road serves the popular weekend destination of Kelve Beach and historical Portuguese coastal fortifications.

Palghar is the district headquarters for Palghar district, connecting extensive commercial, agricultural, and industrial sectors to Mumbai.

Umroli is a suburban halt between Palghar and Boisar on the Western Railway corridor.

Boisar is a major industrial powerhouse housing the Tarapur MIDC chemical and manufacturing hub and Tarapur Atomic Power Station.

Vangaon serves the fertile coastal agricultural belt known for premium Gholvad and Dahanu chiku plantations.

Dahanu Road is the northernmost suburban terminal of the Mumbai Suburban Railway on Western Railway, 124 km from Churchgate.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) is a magnificent UNESCO World Heritage Site and the primary historic terminus for Central Railway and Harbour Line.

Masjid Bunder is surrounded by Mumbai's oldest wholesale trade bazaars, including Zaveri Bazaar, Crawford Market, and Iron Market.

Sandhurst Road is famous for its unique two-tier station structure where the elevated Harbour Line crosses over the ground-level Central Line tracks.

Byculla is one of Mumbai's historic stations, housing Rani Bagh botanical gardens & zoo and restored 1853 heritage architectural elements.

Chinchpokli serves South Central Mumbai and is famous for the revered Chinchpokli Chintamani during Ganeshotsav.

Currey Road is the key rail station for the Lalbaug precinct and eastern access to Lower Parel commercial mills.

Parel is Mumbai's premier medical district, surrounded by KEM, Tata Memorial, and Wadia hospitals, with foot overbridge link to Prabhadevi (WR).

Matunga is the cultural and educational heart of Central Mumbai, famed for premier institutions (VJTI, ICT, Ruia) and iconic Udupi eateries.

Sion marks the historic northern boundary of the original city of Bombay, housing Sion Fort and major Sion Trauma Centre Hospital.

Kurla is a massive junction interchange connecting the Central Main Line and Harbour Line, with direct connectivity to Lokmanya Tilak Terminus (LTT).

Vidyavihar serves the sprawling 65-acre Somaiya Vidyavihar University campus with thousands of daily students and faculty.

Ghatkopar is one of the highest footfall suburban terminals in India, providing seamless elevated cross-interchange to Mumbai Metro Line 1 to Versova and Andheri.

Vikhroli is home to Godrej & Boyce headquarters, Godrej One corporate park, and Mumbai's largest protected mangrove wetland ecosystem.

Kanjurmarg is a booming corporate and tech office corridor connecting IT workers to Lodha iThink and Powai corporate hubs.

Bhandup is one of Mumbai's historic industrial and residential suburbs, home to the municipal water treatment complex supplying clean water to the city.

Nahur connects residential complexes and provides express road transit across the Airoli bridge into Navi Mumbai.

Mulund is renowned as the 'Prince of the Suburbs', offering planned residential living at the foot of the Sanjay Gandhi National Park hills.

Thane is India's historic railway terminus (where the very first passenger train arrived in 1853) and one of the busiest multimodal transit hubs in the country.

Kalva is home to Central Railway's premier Kalwa EMU Carshed where suburban local rakes are inspected, serviced, and maintained.

Mumbra is situated beneath the scenic Parsik Hill ridge, serving dense residential townships along the Central line.

Diva Junction is a critical railway interchange where the orbital Vasai-Diva-Panvel line intersects the Central Main trunk line.

Kopar features a unique two-level railway interchange: lower level for Central Main Line locals, upper level for Vasai-Diva-Panvel MEMU trains.

Dombivli is a mega commuter hub and cultural capital of Thane district, originating numerous morning peak locals to CSMT.

Thakurli serves expanding residential nodes between Dombivli and Kalyan on the Central line.

Kalyan Junction is the premier nerve center of Central Railway where the suburban network bifurcates into the Kasara line (North-East) and Karjat/Khopoli line (South-East).

Shahad is the first stop after Kalyan on the Kasara branch, famous for the magnificent white marble Birla Temple (Vithoba).

Ambivli serves the residential and industrial townships of Mohone along the Kalu river basin on the Kasara corridor.

Titwala is an originating suburban terminus and pilgrimage center home to the ancient Shakuntala Mahaganapati temple.

Khadavli is surrounded by lush river greenery along the Bhatsa River, popular for riverside nature picnics.

Vasind is the primary gateway to trek to Mahuli Fort, the highest point in Thane district, and home to major industrial plants.

Asangaon is an originating suburban terminus serving the Shahapur taluka and the marble Manas Mandir temple complex.

Atgaon lies in the scenic green foothills of the Western Ghats near the Tansa Wildlife Sanctuary water catchment.

Thansit is a serene mountain halt on the approach to the steep Thal Ghat section on the Kasara line.

Kasara is the northern terminus of the Central Railway suburban network, situated at the base of the dramatic Thal Ghat where banker engines are attached to climb to Igatpuri.

Ulhasnagar is a thriving trade, manufacturing, and textile hub famous for its entrepreneurial markets and wholesale commerce.

Ambernath is an originating suburban terminus renowned for its 1,000-year-old stone-carved Ambreshwar Shiva Temple (UNESCO tentative list) and defence industries.

Badlapur is a major originating suburban hub surrounded by nature reserves, Barvi Dam, waterfalls, and rapidly expanding residential townships.

Vangani is popular for monsoon agrotourism, farm stays, and natural waterfalls along the Ulhas river basin.

Neral Junction is world-famous as the interchange base for the UNESCO-recognized Matheran Hill Railway heritage narrow-gauge Toy Train.

Bhivpuri Road is a premier monsoon trekking and waterfall haven near Tata Power's historical hydroelectric reservoir.

Karjat Junction is a major suburban rail terminal and resort destination at the base of the steep Bhor Ghat climbing to Lonavala and Pune.

Palasdari is nestled beside picturesque Palasdari Lake right where the Khopoli branch splits off from the main Pune mainline.

Kelavli is a rural halt on the scenic single-line branch from Karjat to Khopoli in Raigad district.

Dolavali serves rural communities along the Patalganga river valley on the Khopoli suburban branch.

Lowjee is the penultimate halt before Khopoli, serving local residential and industrial workforce zones.

Khopoli is the southern terminus of the Central Railway Mumbai Suburban network, 114 km from CSMT, nestled beneath the Sahyadri mountains.

Dockyard Road serves Mazagon Dock shipbuilders and eastern waterfront industrial establishments on the Harbour Line.

Reay Road is a heritage Harbour Line station constructed in 1910 serving Eastern Mumbai's industrial and maritime precincts.

Cotton Green is famed for the magnificent art-deco Cotton Exchange building that once anchored the world cotton trade.

Sewri is world-renowned for its winter flamingo migration sanctuary and marks the western landfall of the monumental Atal Setu (MTHL) sea bridge.

Wadala Road is the central junction of the Harbour Line where trains bifurcate towards Navi Mumbai (Panvel) and the Western Branch (Goregaon/Borivali).

King's Circle is situated in the culturally vibrant Matunga/Wadala educational quarter on the Harbour Line branch to Western suburbs.

GTB Nagar is famous for its rich authentic Sikh culinary tradition and famous Koliwada fish fry heritage on the Harbour Line.

Chunabhatti provides high-speed road transit access via the BKC-Chunabhatti elevated connector into the BKC financial district.

Tilak Nagar station features a direct pedestrian passenger bridge into Lokmanya Tilak Terminus (LTT) for express train transfers.

Chembur is an upscale, leafy Eastern suburb offering direct interchange to the Mumbai Monorail and eastern freeway corridors.

Govandi serves the premier Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) and the eastern residential and logistics sectors.

Mankhurd is the final station on Mumbai Island before trains cross the 2 km long Thane Creek Bridge into Navi Mumbai.

Vashi is the grand gateway to Navi Mumbai, housed in an iconic multi-story commercial IT complex directly over the railway platforms.

Sanpada is an interchange station linking Harbour and Trans-Harbour line trains, home to the major Central Railway EMU maintenance carshed.

Juinagar connects residential hubs in Nerul and Sanpada with Harbour and Trans-Harbour train services.

Nerul is a major triple-junction in Navi Mumbai connecting Harbour Line, Trans-Harbour Line, and the newly operational Uran Port Line.

Seawoods Darave is India's largest transit-oriented development (TOD), featuring the massive Grand Central Mall and Grade-A commercial towers built over the platforms.

CBD Belapur is the central business district and administrative headquarters of Navi Mumbai, featuring interchange to Navi Mumbai Metro and Uran Port Line.

Kharghar is Navi Mumbai's educational and cultural jewel, home to Asia's largest Central Park, international golf course, and prestigious universities.

Mansarovar station provides primary suburban rail connectivity to the thriving residential node of Kamothe in Navi Mumbai.

Khandeshwar is the suburban gateway to Khanda Colony and the northern perimeter of Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA).

Panvel Junction is the mega suburban terminus of Harbour & Trans-Harbour lines, the gateway to Konkan Railway, and the primary transit hub for the new Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA).

Digha Gaon is the newest suburban railway station on the Trans-Harbour Line between Thane and Airoli, commissioned in January 2024.

Airoli is a massive IT/ITES hub housing over 150,000 tech professionals in Mindspace Knowledge Park directly across the creek from Mulund.

Rabale serves the TTC Industrial Area, specialized electronics manufacturing, and IT tech campuses.

Ghansoli is home to the colossal 140-acre Reliance Corporate Park (RCP) headquarters and thriving residential sectors.

Kopar Khairane connects the IT hub of Millennium Business Park (MBP) with residential townships along the Trans-Harbour line.

Turbhe is the key Trans-Harbour junction where the line branches into Vashi and Nerul/Panvel corridors.

Targhar is strategically situated directly facing the western passenger terminals of the Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA).

Bamandongri serves the vibrant residential hub of Ulwe, carrying thousands of daily commuters to Nerul, Belapur, and Mumbai.

Kharkopar serves South Ulwe and links with the extended Phase-2 Port Line reaching Uran terminus.

Gavhan is a newly commissioned suburban railway station on the Port Line connecting Nerul and Belapur with Uran.

Shevtikhar serves coastal villages and port logistics zones between Kharkopar and Nhava Sheva.

Nhava Sheva is the vital passenger railway station serving JNPT, handling over 50% of India's container port maritime traffic.

Dronagiri serves the emerging CIDCO Dronagiri residential smart city node and Karanja port creek.

Uran is the southern terminus of the Port Line, serving ONGC's giant petrochemical complex, maritime shipping hubs, and historical beaches.

Juchandra is the first station after Vasai Road on the orbital chord line connecting Western and Central networks.

Kaman Road connects rural and industrial communities in Vasai taluka on the Diva-Panvel chord.

Kharbav is surrounded by major logistics parks and warehousing hubs along the outer Mumbai orbital corridor.

Bhiwandi Road serves Asia's largest e-commerce fulfillment and warehousing corridor (Amazon, Flipkart) and historical powerloom textile mills.

Dativali is located just south of Diva on the chord line connecting to Nilaje and Panvel.

Nilaje is the direct suburban station for the sprawling 4,500-acre Palava City smart township on Kalyan-Shilphata road.

Taloja Panchnand connects the extensive Taloja MIDC chemical/manufacturing corridor and connects to Navi Mumbai Metro Line 1.

Navade Road serves residential and logistics nodes between Taloja and Kalamboli.

Kalamboli is home to Asia's largest Iron and Steel Market yard and connects seamlessly to Panvel terminus.