Masagram

Masagram (মসাগ্রাম Masāgrām or মশাগ্রাম Maśāgrām) is a major village in the Purba Bardhaman district of West Bengal. Although it is best known for connecting the region to Bankura by train, it is home to a few terracotta temples, as well as a 10th-century Jain brick temple.

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  • 23.13511988.0426571 Masagram Junction  Howrah  SER . A major station on the Howrah-Bardhaman chord, and the eastern terminus of the Bankura Damodar Railway (BDR) from Bankura. Masagram railway station on Wikipedia Masagram junction railway station (Q15249968) on Wikidata OSM directions (updated Feb 2026)

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  • 23.15130888.0438941 Sat Deul, Tarakeswar Rd. A 10th-century Jain brick temple. Nothing much is known about the history of the temple, although Jain sculptures date the temple to around 10th-11th century. Sat Deul on Wikipedia Sat Deul (Q56425457) on Wikidata OSM directions (updated Dec 2025)

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