Chandanwadakalan, Seoni Village information

Chandanwadakalan village is located in India and listed under Taluk : Seoni, in the district of Seoni, Madhya Pradesh State.

Chandanwadakalan Info

Chandanwadakalan Chandanwadakalan is a Village in Seoni Tehsil in Seoni District of Madhya Pradesh State, India
It belongs to Jabalpur Division
It is located 0 KM towards East from District head quarters Seoni
298 KM from State capital Bhopal Chandanwadakalan Pin code is 480991 and postal head office is Khairapalari
Chandanwadakalan is surrounded by Barghat Tehsil towards East , Kurai Tehsil towards South , Chaurai Tehsil towards west , Chhapara Tehsil towards North
Seoni , Wara Seoni , Chhindwara , Nainpur are the nearby Cities to Chandanwadakalan
Demographics of Chandanwadakalan Hindi is the Local Language here.

Chandanwadakalan Location

Tehsil Name : Seoni
District : Seoni
State : Madhya Pradesh Division : Jabalpur
Language : Hindi
Time zone: IST (UTC+5:30)
Elevation / Altitude: 618 meters. Above Seal level
Telephone Code / Std Code: 07692
Pin Code : 480991
Post Office Name : Khairapalari
Alternate Village Name : Chandanwada Kala

How to Reach Chandanwadakalan

Chandanwadakalan

By Train

Seoni Rail Way Station are the very nearby railway stations to Chandanwadakalan. How ever Nagpur Rail Way Station is major railway station 127 KM near to Chandanwadakalan

Nearby Railway Stations

Seoni- 1 KM
Pipardahi- 16 KM
Bhoma- 18 KM
Samaswara- 24 KM

Places near Chandanwadakalan

Seoni- 0 KM
Pench National Park- 24 KM
Kanha National park- 125 KM
Nagpur- 128 KM
Bhedaghat- 132 KM

Chandanwadakalan Nearby Places

Few nearby places of Chandanwadakalan are listed below for your reference:

Cities

Seoni- 2 KM
Wara Seoni- 70 KM
Chhindwara- 71 KM
Nainpur- 77 KM

Taluks

Seoni- 2 KM
Barghat- 18 KM
Chaurai- 33 KM
Chhapara- 35 KM

Airports

Jabalpur Airport- 83 KM
Sonegaon Airport- 137 KM
Raipur Airport- 277 KM
Bhopal Airport- 294 KM

District Head Quarters

Seoni- 13 KM
Chhindwara- 70 KM
Balaghat- 80 KM
Gondia- 90 KM

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