Gyeongui Line

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Gyeongui Line
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The Gyeongui Line crossing the Imjin River in 2006
Overview
Native name경의선 (京義線)
Owner Korea Rail Network Authority
Locale Seoul
Goyang
Paju
Termini
Stations23
Service
Type Heavy rail, Passenger/Freight
Regional rail
Operator(s) Korail
Depot(s)Munsan, Goyang
History
OpenedNovember 5, 1905 (actual opening)
April 1, 1908 (passenger service)
July 1, 2009 (Seoul Metropolitan Subway service)
Technical
Line length56.1 km (34.9 mi)
Number of tracks Double track (Seoul - Munsan)
Single track
Track gauge 1,435 mm (4 ft 8+12 in) standard gauge
Electrification 25 kV/60 Hz AC Catenary
Route map

Korail Gyeongui Line.png

Contents

km
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63.4
Panmun
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57.8
Jangdan
closed 1950
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56.1
Dorasan
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52.3
Imjingang
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50.0
Uncheon
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46.3
Munsan
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Munsan rail yard
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41.9
Paju
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39.7
Wollong
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35.6
Geumchon
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33.5
Geumneung
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30.4
Unjeong
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28.9
Yadang
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26.8
Tanhyeon
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25.1
Ilsan
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23.2
Pungsan
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21.5
Baengma
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19.9
Goksan
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18.2
Daegok
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16.4
Neunggok
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Goyang rail yard
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14.9
Haengsin
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14.0
Gangmae
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11.5
Korea Aerospace University
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Susaek direct
connecting line
Seoul
Goyang
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Susaek rail yard
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8.1
Susaek
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7.5
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5.8
Gajwa
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Sinchon connecting Line
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3.1
Sinchon
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1.8
Ahyeonri
closed 1944
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0.7
Seosomun
closed 1944
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0.0
Seoul
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