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Ghoraghata
Ghoraghata is a village and a Gram panchayat in Uluberia in the Howrah district in the Indian state of West Bengal. It is located between Howrah and Kharagpur on the South Eastern Railway (India), approximately 49 kilometers from the Howrah station. This railway halt is located between the stations Bagnan and Deulti.
==Geography==
Ghoraghata is located at .〔(Falling Rain Genomics, Inc - Ghoraghata or Brindabanpur )〕 It has an average elevation of . It is situated about 3 kilometers away from the bank of Rupnarayan River. The main road passing through the heart of the town is "Station Road" commonly referred to as the "Baadh" (a kind of breakwater created to protect the villages from floods). It is also connects to National Highway 6 (India), called the Bombay Road. This is an unplanned town.
"Ghoraghata" refers to the railways station including the surrounding localities. However, this place has been referred to using different names over time including, Brindabanpur. Ghoraghata includes wholly or partially a number of localities surrounding the railway station viz. Brindabanpur (Ghoraghata itself is sometimes referred to by this name for postal and electoral requirements), Durlluvpur, Nabasan, Pipulan, Kantapukur, Madari etc.
File:Ghoraghata_Station_Newly_constructed_Overbridge3.jpg|The remodelled overbridge at the station
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