Kurla
India
Kurla, a neighborhood within Mumbai, draws 52 connections with 1566 other places across 17 topics, with the heaviest clusters in transportation, industry, and history. Its rail infrastructure runs deep: the first electric train in Asia ran between CST and Coorla on 3 February 1925, and Lokmanya Tilak Terminus serves long-distance rail passengers today. Under the 1534 Treaty of Bassein, the village passed to Portugal. Mumbai, Bandra, and Delhi each share many connections with it.
Treaty of Bassein (1534)
Salsette–Trombay Railway
Connects Kurla to: Sahar Village, Mumbai | Chakala
Treaty of Salbai
Connects Kurla to: Mumbai, India | Thane, India
Sion, Mumbai
Connects Kurla to: Matunga | Shivaji Park Residential Zone | Eastern Suburbs (Mumbai)
Lokmanya Tilak Terminus
Connects Kurla to: Faizabad, India | Shegaon, India | Tilak Nagar (Mumbai)
Line 2 (Mumbai Metro)
Connects Kurla to: Borivali | Kandivali | I.C. Colony
Dhoom
Connects Kurla to: India | Mumbai, India | Bandra
Central Line (Mumbai Suburban Railway)
Connects Kurla to: Thane, India | Mulund | Eastern Suburbs (Mumbai) | Nahur
Eastern Express Highway
Connects Kurla to: Chembur | Mulund | Sion, Mumbai | Eastern Suburbs (Mumbai)
Vidyadhar Gokhale
Connects Kurla to: Mumbai, India | Tula, Russia | Amravati, India
Erica Fernandes
Connects Kurla to: Mumbai, India | Dubai, United Arab Emirates | Kuch, Iran | Maula, Finland | Khatra, India
The Belle of Cavel
Connects Kurla to: Mumbai, India | Dadar | Matunga | Cavel | Kalbadevi