Eastern Line (Sri Lanka)

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Eastern Line (Sri Lanka) is a major railway route in Sri Lanka that connects the island’s eastern regions with the national rail network, serving key towns and facilitating passenger and freight transport.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway line
railway route in Sri Lanka
connectsRegion eastern Sri Lanka
connectsTo Coastal Line (Sri Lanka) via Colombo Fort
Main Line (Sri Lanka)
Northern Line (Sri Lanka) via Maho Junction
country Sri Lanka
electrification not electrified
function connects eastern Sri Lanka with national rail network
gauge broad gauge
hasRailwayDivision Batticaloa line section
Trincomalee line section
junctionStation Gal Oya Junction railway station
Maho Junction railway station
languageOfSignage English
Sinhala
Tamil
locatedIn Central Province, Sri Lanka
Eastern Province, Sri Lanka
Uva Province, Sri Lanka
openedBy Ceylon Government Railways
linked to: Sri Lanka Railways
operator Sri Lanka Railways
ownedBy Government of Sri Lanka
partOfNetwork Sri Lanka Railways
passesThrough China Bay
Eravur
Habarana
Kalkudah
Kantale
Polonnaruwa
Valachchenai
servesCity Batticaloa
Trincomalee
servesTown Gal Oya
Polonnaruwa
status operational
supports agricultural freight transport
regional economic activity
tourism travel
terminus Batticaloa railway station
Colombo Fort railway station
Trincomalee railway station
trackGauge 1,676 mm
trackType single track (most sections)
usedFor freight transport
passenger transport

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Sri Lanka Railways operatesLine Eastern Line (Sri Lanka)
Maradana railway station railwayLine Batticaloa Line
linked to: Eastern Line (Sri Lanka)
Eastern Line (Sri Lanka) hasRailwayDivision Trincomalee line section
linked to: Eastern Line (Sri Lanka)