Parts
Kalyan city is divided into two parts: East and West due to the traditional railway system. They are connected via Patri Pool.
Kalyan East: Kolsawadi,Saibaba Nagar, Vaishnavi Park,Lok Vasahat (Lok Gram, Lok Dhara and Lok Vatika), Netivali (Tejpal nagri), Suchak Naka, Chakki Naka, Sastri Nagar,Tata Power locality,Nandivili, Netivali Area, Chinchpada, Hanuman Nagar, Katemanivali,Anandwadi, Milind Nagar, Kailash Nagar, Kolsewadi, Vijaynagar, Tisgaon, Shivaji Colony, Siddhartha Nagar, Karpewadi, New Jimmy Baug, deshmukh homes, jai mahal nagar Waldhuni and Patripool area etc.
Kalyan West comprises Main Station Area (Nehru Chowk), Bail Bazaar,Shivaji Chowk, Shankar Rao Chowk, Ahilyabai Chowk, Tilak Chowk, Bazar Peth, Gandhi Chowk, Parnaka, Dudhnaka, Sahajanand Chowk, Agra Road, Lal Chowki, Adharwadi, Durgadi Killa Area, Murbad Road, Syndicate, Ramdas Wadi, Pournima Talkies, Karnik Road, Kala Talao, Chikanghar, Rambaug Lane, Joshibaug, Birla College Road, Yogi Dham, Beturkar Pada, Mhasoba Maidan, Govind Wadi, Ghas Bazaar, Machli Bazar, Daire chowk, Reti Bunder, and the posh areas of Godrej Hill.
Basically old Kalyan consists of Kalyan station area, Shivaji Chowk, Shankarrao Chowk, Ahilyabai Chowk, Bazaar Peth, Gandhi chowk, Tilak Chowk, Parnaka & Dudhnaka, Agra road, Lalchowki to Durgadi Fort.
New Kalyan is a newly developed area of Kalyan. New Kalyan comprises the Khadakpada vicinities and the upmarket Godrej Hills. It is the fastest developing area of Kalyan.
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