Stasiun Saradan (SRD)

Saradan Station (SRD), designated as a Class II railway station, is situated at an elevation of +107 meters in Saradan Regency, Madiun, within the operational jurisdiction of Daerah Operasi VII Madiun. Established during the colonial era to facilitate regional connectivity and the transport of agricultural commodities—particularly teak wood from the surrounding forests—the station retains significant historical and architectural heritage, featuring classic Dutch-colonial station building elements characterized by sturdy masonry and wide eaves designed for the tropical climate.

Functioning as a vital node in Indonesia's national railway transit network, the station’s platform yard configuration includes multiple tracks that efficiently manage heavy traffic along the bustling southern corridor connecting major Javanese urban centers. By providing essential cross-regional passenger services and freight logistics support, Saradan Station remains a crucial infrastructural asset, ensuring seamless integration and mobility within East Java's overarching rail transportation system.