Determining the last railway station in India depends on the criteria used. As of 2026, the easternmost railway station in India is Ledo, located in the Tinsukia district of Assam. It serves as the terminus of the Lumding–Dibrugarh section and is a key point for coal transportation from nearby mines.
However, some sources consider Naharkatiya, also in Assam, as the last station because it is the easternmost broad-gauge station. Ledo is connected via a meter-gauge line, while Naharkatiya lies on the broad-gauge network extending further east. The distinction arises from the different rail gauges used in the region.
For travelers, Ledo is often marketed as the 'last railway station' in India, offering access to the scenic Digboi oil fields and the Stilwell Road. The station sees limited passenger services but remains historically significant as a remnant of the colonial-era Assam Railway.
