Gyeongbu Line

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Gyeongbu line
Korail Gyeongbu Line.png
Overview
Native name경부선(京釜線)
Owner Korea Rail Network Authority
Line number302 (KR)
Termini
Stations90
Service
TypePassenger/freight rail
Operator(s) Korail
Depot(s)Guro, Byeongjeom
History
OpenedJanuary 1, 1905
Technical
Line length441.7 km (274.5 mi)
Number of tracks6 (SeoulGuro)
4 (Guro–Cheonan)
2 (Cheonan–Busan)
Track gauge 1,435 mm (4 ft 8+12 in)
Electrification 25 kV/60 Hz Catenary
Operating speed150 km/h (93 mph)
Route map

Contents

km
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Namyeong
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Yongsan KTX logo.svg
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Yongsan rail yard
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Han River
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Noryangjin Seoul Metro Line 9.svg
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7.3
Daebang
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8.1
Singil Seoul Metro Line 5.svg
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9.1
Yeongdeungpo KTX logo.svg
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Sindorim Seoul Metro Line 2.svg
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11.7
Guro
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Guro rail yard
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Gasan Digital Complex Seoul Metro Line 7.svg
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16.1
Doksan
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17.3
Geumcheon-gu Office
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0.0
Gyeongbu HSR
Siheung connecting line
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4.7
Gwangmyeong Korail logo.svg KTX logo.svg
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19.6
Seoksu
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21.5
Gwanak
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23.9
Anyang
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26.1
Myeonghak
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Northbound│Southbound
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Geumjeong
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29.7
Gunpo
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31.3
Dangjeong
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Obong  [ ko ]
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33.9
Uiwang
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36.8
Sungkyunkwan University
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39.4
Hwaseo
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41.5
Suwon KTX logo.svg Suin-Bundang Line.svg
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44.4
Seryu
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48.7
0.0
Byeongjeom
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1.4
Byeongjeom rail yard
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2.2
Seodongtan
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51.1
Sema
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53.8
Osan University
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56.5
Osan
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60.5
Jinwi
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64.3
Songtan
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66.5
Seojeongni
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71.3
PyeongtaekJije
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75.0
Pyeongtaek
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84.4
Seonghwan
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89.8
Jiksan
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93.6
Dujeong
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Cheonan connecting line
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96.6
Cheonan
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107.4
Sojeong-ri
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114.9
Jeonui
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122.6
Jeondong signal box
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126.1
Seochang signal box
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Osong line
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Osing rail yard
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129.3
Jochiwon
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134.9
Naepan signal box
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Bugang freight line
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139.8
Bugang
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144.4
Maepo
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151.9
0.0
Sintanjin
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1.6
Daejeon Maintenance Fascility
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157.5
Hoedeok
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161.6
Daejon rail yard
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Honam line to Mokpo
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166.3
Daejeon
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173.6
Secheon
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178.4
Jeungyak
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Gahwa tunnel
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182.5
Okcheon
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Daejeon South connecting line
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187.3
Gapung
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Jinpyeong tunnel
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190.8
Iwon
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196.4
Jitan
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200.8
Simcheon
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BSicon STR+r.svg
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204.6
Gakgye
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BSicon BHF.svg
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211.6
Yeongdong
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BSicon KRZ3+1h.svg
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BSicon eHST.svg
218.0
Mireuk
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BSicon RP4rf.svg
BSicon TUNNEL2.svg
Hwanggan tunnel
BSicon BHF.svg
226.2
Hwanggan
BSicon BHF.svg
234.7
Chupungnyeong
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BSicon lGIP.svg
BSicon RP4l.svg
BSicon SKRZ-G4u.svg
BSicon RP4+r.svg
BSicon bSTR.svg
BSicon bSIGNALgf white.svg
240.7
Sinam
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BSicon tSTRc3.svg
BSicon TUNNEL1.svg
Taepyeong tunnel
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BSicon KRZ2+4t.svg
BSicon tSTRc3.svg
BSicon tSTRc1.svg
BSicon eHST.svg
BSicon htSTR+4e.svg
246.2
Jikjisa
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BSicon hKRZ.svg
BSicon CONTfq.svg
BSicon BHF.svg
BSicon hSTR.svg
253.8
Gimcheon
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BSicon hSTRc2.svg
BSicon hKRZWae.svg
BSicon MSTR3.svg
BSicon hSTR3.svg
BSicon WASSERq.svg
BSicon dWASSERq.svg
Gamcheon River
BSicon hSTRc2.svg
BSicon KRZ3+1h.svg
BSicon hSTRc4.svg
BSicon hLSTR+1.svg
BSicon hSTRc4.svg
BSicon SKRZ-G2u.svg
BSicon eBHF.svg
263.5
Daesin
BSicon HST.svg
269.2
Apo
BSicon SKRZ-G4u.svg
BSicon BHF.svg
276.7
Gumi
BSicon HST.svg
281.3
Sagok
BSicon hLSTR2.svg
BSicon hSTRc3.svg
BSicon TUNNEL1.svg
Sangmunal tunnel
BSicon hSTRc1.svg
BSicon KRZ2+4h.svg
BSicon hSTRc3e.svg
BSicon hSTRc1e.svg
BSicon ABZgl.svg
BSicon ABZ+4r.svg
BSicon BHF.svg
BSicon LSTR.svg
289.5
Yamok
BSicon hbKRZWae.svg
Nakdong River
BSicon BHF.svg
296.0
Waegwan
BSicon HST.svg
302.2
Yeonhwa
BSicon RP4+l.svg
BSicon SKRZ-G4u.svg
BSicon RP4rf.svg
BSicon BHF.svg
305.9
Sindong
BSicon KDSTaq.svg
BSicon ABZg+r.svg
BSicon LSTR.svg
Sindong freight line
BSicon KRWg+l.svg
BSicon KRWgr.svg
308.2
North Daegu connecting line
BSicon HST.svg
BSicon TUNNEL1.svg
313.3
Jicheon
BSicon RP4l.svg
BSicon SKRZ-G4u.svg
BSicon SKRZ-G4o.svg
BSicon hKRZWae+GRZq.svg
BSicon hPORTALf.svg
BSicon hKRZWae+GRZq.svg
BSicon SKRZ-G4u.svg
BSicon tSKRZ-G4.svg
BSicon STR.svg
BSicon tSTRe.svg
BSicon dBHF-L.svg
BSicon ldBHF-M.svg
BSicon dBHF-R.svg
323.1
Daegu
BSicon vSHI2gl-.svg
BSicon dSTR.svg
BSicon vBHF-L.svg
BSicon dBHF-R.svg
326.3
East Daegu
BSicon STR~L.svg
BSicon STR~LR.svg
BSicon eABZgl.svg
BSicon STR~R.svg
BSicon exCONTf@Fq.svg
former Daegu Line
BSicon vTUNNEL1.svg
BSicon dTUNNEL1.svg
BSicon vSTR.svg
BSicon dLSTR.svg
BSicon vHST.svg
331.8
Gomo
BSicon vDST.svg
333.4
Gacheon
BSicon dSTR~L.svg
BSicon STRl.svg
BSicon STR~R.svg
BSicon dCONTfq.svg
BSicon STR+GRZq.svg
BSicon BHF.svg
338.6
Gyeongsan
BSicon SKRZ-G4u.svg
BSicon HST.svg
345.7
Samseong
BSicon eABZg2.svg
BSicon exSTRc3.svg
BSicon exSTRc12.svg
BSicon TUNNEL1.svg
BSicon exSTR3+4.svg
BSicon eABZg+1.svg
BSicon exSTRc4.svg
BSicon exKRW+l.svg
BSicon eKRWgr.svg
BSicon exTUNNEL1.svg
BSicon TUNNEL1.svg
Seonghyeon tunnel
BSicon exKRWl.svg
BSicon eKRWg+r.svg
BSicon BHF.svg
353.1
Namseonghyeon
BSicon SKRZ-G2u.svg
BSicon BHF.svg
361.8
Cheongdo
BSicon eHST.svg
367.4
Singeo
BSicon eABZg2.svg
BSicon exSTRc3.svg
BSicon exSTRc1.svg
BSicon tSTRa.svg
BSicon exSTR+4.svg
BSicon tSTRe@g.svg
BSicon exHST.svg
Yucheon
BSicon WASSER+l.svg
BSicon exSTRc2.svg
BSicon GRZq.svg
BSicon hKRZWae.svg
BSicon GRZq.svg
BSicon exWKRZq3u.svg
BSicon eABZg+1.svg
BSicon exSTRc4.svg
BSicon BHF.svg
372.2
Sangdong
BSicon WASSERl.svg
BSicon hKRZWae.svg
BSicon WASSER+r.svg
BSicon eHST.svg
374.8
Daeseong
BSicon SKRZ-G2u.svg
BSicon TUNNEL1.svg
Miryang tunnel
BSicon WASSER+l.svg
BSicon hKRZWae.svg
BSicon WASSERr.svg
BSicon BHF.svg
381.6
Miryang
BSicon dSTRc2.svg
BSicon dSIGNALg white.svg
BSicon dABZg3.svg
BSicon dSIGNALf white.svg
392.6
Mijeon signal box
Mijeon Line
BSicon dCONTgq.svg
BSicon STRr+1.svg
BSicon cdSTRq.svg
BSicon ABZg+r.svg
BSicon STRc4.svg
Gyeongjeon Line to Gwangju
BSicon BHF.svg
394.1
Samnangjin
BSicon BHF.svg
403.2
Wondong
BSicon BHF.svg
412.4
Mulgeum
BSicon SKRZ-G4u.svg
BSicon ABZgl.svg
BSicon KDSTeq.svg
Yangsan Cargo Terminal
BSicon hKRZWae.svg
BSicon STR+GRZq.svg
BSicon SKRZ-G4u.svg
BSicon BHF.svg
421.8
Hwamyeong
BSicon SKRZ-G2o.svg
BSicon INT.svg
425.2
Gupo Busan Metro Line 3.svg
BSicon SKRZ-G4u.svg
BSicon BHF.svg
430.3
Sasang
BSicon SHI5gl.svg
BSicon v-LSHI5+r.svg
BSicon POINTERf@g.svg
BSicon dSTR.svg
BSicon dYRDe.svg
BSicon LSTR.svg
Busan coach yard
BSicon vSHI2g+l.G-.svg
BSicon dSHI3c2.svg
BSicon v-SHI3r.svg
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  1. Only the Honam line KTX stops here, not Gyeongbu HSR KTX.
  2. 1 2 Only the KTX using conventional line between Seoul and Daejeon stops here
  3. KTX trains via Seodaegu partially uses conventional Gyeongbu line before merging with Gyeongbu HSR.

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Dongdaegu Station</span> Railway station in Daegu, South Korea

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Mugunghwa-ho</span> Class of trains in South Korea

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Honam high-speed railway</span> Railway line in South Korea

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Daejeon Station</span>

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">KTX-I</span> High speed train

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Super Rapid Train</span> South Korea high-speed rail service

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">ITX-Saemaeul</span> South Korean train

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Suseo–Pyeongtaek high-speed railway</span> South Korean railway line

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