Howrah, Million city in India
Howrah is known for its bustling Howrah Junction Railway Station.
Howrah was established as a municipal corporation in 1862.
The city reflects the rich cultural heritage of West Bengal.
Howrah contains major rail and river transport hubs serving the region.
The iconic Howrah Bridge officially called Rabindra Setu, spans over the Hooghly River in Howrah.
Location: Howrah Sadar subdivision
Population: 1077075
Elevation above the sea: 9 m
Website: myhmc.in
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