Stasiun Peninjawan (PNW)

Peninjawan station (PNW), designated as a Class III railway facility, is situated at an elevation of 26 meters above sea level within the Ogan Komering Ulu Regency of South Sumatra. Operating under the jurisdiction of Divisi Regional IV – Tanjungkarang, the station stands as an enduring architectural heritage site reflecting the colonial-era engineering standards established during the expansion of South Sumatra’s developmental railway networks. Its structural layout preserves traditional regional station design elements while serving as a crucial nodal point for local connectivity within the district.

The station yard is configured with a functional track layout designed to facilitate efficient train crossings and passing maneuvers along the single-track mainline. As a vital component of the national railway transit network, Peninjawan plays an indispensable role in regional mobility and logistics, bridging remote settlements with larger economic hubs in the Tanjungkarang division. By ensuring reliable passenger transit and supporting the flow of regional commerce, the station remains a cornerstone of rural infrastructure within the Indonesian rail system.