Other Stations Serving Kanpur Metropolitan Region
| Station Name | Station Code | Railway Zone | Total Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Govindpuri (Kanpur South) | GOV | North Central Railways | 2 |
| Kanpur Anwarganj | CPA | North Eastern Railways | 3 |
| Rawatpur | RPO | North Eastern Railways | 1 |
| Kalyanpur | KAP | North Eastern Railways | 1 |
| Mandhana Central | MDA | North Eastern Railways | 1 |
| Chobepur | CPR | North Eastern Railways | 1 |
| Panki Junction (Kanpur West) | PNK | North Central Railways | 5 |
| Chakeri | CHK | North Central Railways | 2 |
| Chandari (Shyam Nagar) | CNBI | North Central Railways | 2 |
| Kanpur Bridge Left Bank | CPB | Northern Railway | 3 |
| Bhimsen Jn. | BZM | North Central Railways | 1 |
| Maharajpur | -North Central Railways | 1 | |
| Bhaupur | North Central Railways | 3 | |
| Gangaghat | North Central Railways | 2 |
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