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Bhimrad Metro Station

भीमराड / ભીમરાડ

Red LineElevatedStation #19 on Red Line

Bhimrad station sits in the rapidly urbanizing stretch between the Bhimrad Canal and Dumas Road, serving as a key stop on the Diamond Corridor trial run section. The area is undergoing a construction boom, with new apartment towers and commercial projects rising along the road to Dream City.

Red Line- Sarthana to Dream City

Area Guide

Bhimrad Canal is a local waterway that gives the area its name. Dumas Road, accessible from the station, leads south to Dumas Beach and the coastal recreational zone. The neighborhood was predominantly agricultural until the mid-2010s; now residential towers and retail complexes dominate the landscape. Magdalla, a fishing village turned suburb, lies to the southwest.

Nearby Landmarks

Bhimrad Canal

3-5 min walk

Dumas Road

5-7 min walk

Magdalla

7-10 min walk

Station Amenities

Escalators
Lifts / elevators
Platform screen doors
CCTV surveillance
Drinking water
Restrooms
Accessible entry ramps
Tactile path guidance
PA system and display boards

Getting Here

Parking

Surface parking lot for two and four-wheelers

Bus & Auto

  • City buses on Dumas Road
  • Auto-rickshaws to Magdalla and Dream City

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Bhimrad station close to Dumas Beach?

Dumas Beach is roughly 5 km south of Bhimrad station, reachable by auto-rickshaw in about 12-15 minutes. Bhimrad is the closest Red Line station to the beach, making it a convenient drop-off point for beachgoers.

Is this station part of the trial run?

Yes. Bhimrad is on the Diamond Corridor trial run section that began 29 March 2026. It sits between Woman ITI (north) and Convention Centre (south), two stops from the Dream City terminus.

What is the Bhimrad Canal?

Bhimrad Canal is a local waterway that runs through the area and gives the neighborhood its name. The canal historically served agricultural irrigation; the surrounding farmland has since been developed into residential colonies and commercial zones.

Station data sourced from GMRC and Wikipedia. suratmetro.in is not affiliated with GMRC.

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