Google Map Of Belthara

Belthara Road is a city as well as Nagar Pnchayat, which lies in Ballia district of Indian state, Uttar Pradesh. This town is named as Belthara Road because this town is related to ancient civilization. This town boasts off railway station and joins with some prominent cities. Initially, this town was a hamlet situated at the embankment of Ghaghara Rvier and was a hub of business since earlier times. When the Britishers constructed railway station near Sier, a tiny village, they kept its name as Belthara Road. The Britishers constructed a road, joining ghat of Belthara to Sier and joined this town to the railway station. As a result, Sier turned into Belthra Road and the existing markets shifted from Sier to newly developed Belthra Road. The extension of Belthara Road is from Chaukiya mod to Madhuban dhala and covers Kundail dhala. The two chief roads of this town connects bus station to Chaukiya mod and. The principal market of this town is situated between these two joining roads. Bithuwa is such a village, where half land of Belthra Road lies in it. All public places of this town like, post office, telephone exchange, bus station, police chauki, hospital etc are existent in this village. Rampur Kanungoyan is another village, which is situated at a distance of five kilometer from this town. This village boasts off a high school, which is well-known in neighboring villages. This village is also known for its contribution in the freedom struggle. Likewise, Belthara Road is known for some more villages. They are Padari, Molanapur, Pharsatar and Eksaray, Sonadih Tangunia and Kakrason.