Kalaw–Loikaw Railway is a 1000 mm (3 ft 3 3⁄8 in) metre-gauge railway connecting Kalaw to Loikaw, the capital of Kayah State. The line was constructed to link Aungban Station with the towns of Pinlaung and Loikaw, spanning a total length of 102 kilometers. Major stations along the route include Kalaw Station, Pinlaung Station, and Loikaw Station.
History Construction from Aungban Station began in 1990. The Aungban-Pinlaung section was inaugurated on January 7, 1993, followed by the opening of the Pinlaung-Loikaw section on January 27, 1993.
Stations
(1) Kalaw 369 (18) Aungpan 376 (Junction) to Lawksawk, Moene (19) Nan On 380 (20) In Wun 384 1/2 (21) Baw Nin Gon 389 (22) Nan Taing 391 1/2 (23) Chaung Pwet - (24) Ton 397 (25) Nawng Mun - (26) Hti Ji 398 1/2 (27) Hle Gon - (28) Bu Ya Me 400 (29) Ta Te 404 (30) Naungtayar 410 1/2 (31) Nye Pin 412 1/4 (32) Ta Ku Myo 413 1/2 (33) Hti Yun 415 (34) Thit Pin Gyi 416 3/4 (35) Saung Hsi 418 (36) Pin Laung Ze - (37) Pinlaung 424 1/2 (38) Wa Lee 428 1/2 (39) Pin Hkun 430 3/4 (40) Nan Hat - (41) Hsaung Pyaung 439 3/4 (42) Ka Ya 445 1/2 (43) Me Za Lan 448 1/4 (44) Ka The 453 (45) Pe Kon 455 3/4 (46) Hkaung Mong 463 1/2 (47) Mong Pya 467 1/2 (48) Wa Li Su Pa Laing - (49) Wi The Ku 470 (50) Nan Me Hkun 473 1/4 (51) Loikaw 478
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