Stasiun Bahlias (BLI)

Bahlias railway station (BLI), designated as a Class II facility, is situated at an elevation of 33 meters in Simalungun Regency, North Sumatra. Operating under the jurisdiction of Divisi Regional I - Medan, the station serves as a vital node in the regional transportation network. Established during the colonial era to support the booming plantation economy of the East Coast of Sumatra, Bahlias retains elements of its historical architectural heritage, characterized by functional Dutch colonial-era design adapted to the tropical environment.

The station features a streamlined platform yard configuration designed to facilitate efficient train crossings and freight handling operations along the single-track corridor. As an integral part of North Sumatra's transit network, Bahlias plays a crucial economic role in facilitating the smooth movement of both passenger traffic and regional commodities. By connecting remote agricultural hinterlands with major urban markets like Medan, the station continues to underpin local commerce and support the broader logistics framework of the national railway system.