Jakarta Kota railway station

B01TP01
Jakarta Kota Station

*Stasiun Jakarta Kota*
B01TP01 ; Jakarta Kota Station; Stasiun Jakarta Kota
Commuter rail and inter-city rail station
	Jakarta Kota station main entrance.
General information
Location	Jalan Stasiun Kota No. 1; Pinangsia, Taman Sari; West Jakarta 11110; Indonesia
Coordinates	6°08′15″S106°48′53″E / 6.137579°S 106.814634°E
Elevation	+4 m (13 ft)
Owned by	Kereta Api Indonesia
Operated by	Kereta Api Indonesia ; KAI Commuter
Line(s)	Bogor Line ; Tanjung Priuk Line ;
Platforms	6 bay platforms
Tracks	12
Connections	TransJakarta:; (3H) Kota ; Trains:; Kota (U/C)
Construction
Accessible	Available
Architect	Frans Johan Louwrens Ghijsels
Architectural style	Art deco
Other information
Station code	JAKK • 0420
Classification	Large type A
History
Opened	1887 (old building); 1929 (current building)
Rebuilt	1926–1929
Previous names	Batavia Zuid; Batavia-Benedenstad; Djakarta
Original company	Batavian Eastern Railway Company
Services
Location
	Jakarta Kota Station Location within Jakarta

Last updated August 15, 2023

Jakarta Kota Station (Indonesian : Stasiun Jakarta Kota, station code: JAKK)^[1] is a railway station, located in the old city core of Kota, Jakarta, Indonesia.

History

The name Beos on the station's nickname has many versions. First, the name Beos refers to the owner of the Batavia station Bataviasche Oosterspoorweg Maatschapij (Batavia Eastern Railway Company or BOS), which was at the same location before it was demolished.^[3] This company was a private railway company that connects Batavia with Kedunggedeh. On another version, Beos comes from the word Batavia En Omstreken, which means "Batavia and its Surroundings", which comes from the station's function as a rail transportation center that connects Batavia with other cities such as Bekassie (Bekasi), Buitenzorg (Bogor), Parijs van Java (Bandung), Karavam (Karawang), and others.^[4]

Actually, there is still another name for this Jakarta Kota Station, namely Batavia Zuid which means South Batavia Station.^[3] This name arose because at the end of the 19th century, Batavia already had more than two train stations. One of them is the Batavia Noord Station (North Batavia) which is located south of the present-day Jakarta History Museum. Batavia Noord originally belonged to the Nederlandsch-Indische Spoorweg Maatschappij railway company, and was the terminus for the Batavia-Buitenzorg line. In 1913 the Batavia-Buitenzorg line was sold to the Dutch East Indies government and managed by the Staatsspoorwegen. At that time the Jatinegara and Tanjung Priok areas were not yet part of the Batavian gemeente.^[4]

The first station was built in 1887 by the BOS, a private railway company. The station was named Batavia Zuid (South Batavia) to distinguish it from the older Batavia Noord (North Batavia) station (owned by the Nederlandsch-Indische Spoorweg Maatschappij , another private railway company), which was situated a small distance to the north, directly behind the former city hall. The public railway company Staatsspoorwegen acquired both the southern and northern station in 1898 and 1913 respectively.^[5]

The southern BOS station was closed in 1923,^[5] and was rebuilt between 1926 and 1929, during which all rail services were temporarily taken over by the Batavia North station. The station building was designed in 1927–1928 by the architects Asselbergs, Frans Johan Louwrens Ghijsels, and Hes from the architectural company Algemeen Ingenieurs-en Architectenbureau (AIA) in Batavia. During construction in 1928–1929 concrete from the Hollandsche Beton Maatschappij ("Dutch Concrete Company") was used.^[5] The main building was designed with 12 railway tracks, designated to connect Batavia with Buitenzorg, the port of Tandjoeng Priok, and the port of Merak near the Sunda Strait with a ferry connecting Western Java with Southern Sumatra.^[5] The new and current building was officially opened on 8 October 1929 with a private ceremony by the company staff.^[6] All rail services to the old city were then reassigned to the new southern station, while the remaining northern station was demolished.

The new station was nicknamed BEOS after the previous station owners, the BOS. Officially named station Batavia Stad ("Batavia City station"), it is located at the Stationsplein ("Station square") in Batavia Benedenstad ("Downtown Batavia"), nowadays Jalan Stasiun Kota Barat.^[5]

Beos Station is Ghijsels' masterpiece known as the Het Indische Bouwen expression, which is a combination of western modern structures and techniques combined with local traditional forms. With a thick art deco dressing, this Ghijsels design seems simple even though it has a high taste. According to ancient Greek philosophy, simplicity is the shortest path to beauty.^[4]

Jakarta Kota Station was finally designated as a cultural heritage through Special Capital Region of Jakarta Governor Decree No. 475 in 1993. Although it is still functioning, there are still some corners that are not well maintained. Its existence began to be disturbed by the news of the construction of a shopping mall on top of the station building. Likewise, cleanliness is not maintained properly, trash is scattered on the railroad tracks. In addition, many people who live on either side of the tracks near the station reduce the aesthetic value of this station. Now, Kereta Api Indonesia, through the Preservation Unit for Historical Objects and Buildings, has begun to organize this historic station.^{[ citation needed ]}

Building and layout

The design of the station by the Dutch architect Frans Johan Louwrens Ghijsels (born 8 September 1882) is a combination of Western Art Deco and local architecture styles.

Jakarta Kota Station is a two-storey station surrounded by streets on three sides with one main entrance and two side entrances. The main entrance and hall are characterized by a barrel vault roof with openings horizontally composed with the top dominated by vertical units (lunettes).

The inside wall of the hall is finished with rough-textured brown ceramic and the outside wall at the bottom of the whole building was covered with green-yellowish plaster. The station floor uses yellow teak and grey wood, and for the platform floor yellow waffle teakwood is used. Jakarta Kota Station has six platforms serving 12 tracks. The platforms are sheltered by canopies supported by steel columns.

Initially, this station had twelve railway lines with tracks 4 and 5 being a double track straight line from and towards Kampung Bandan Bawah–Pasar Senen–Jatinegara, lines 8 and 9 being a double track straight line from and towards Kampung Bandan Atas–Tanjung Priuk, as well as lines 11 and 12 are straight double track elevated tracks from and towards Gambir–Manggarai. However, currently the number of lines has decreased to eleven lines because the old line 1 has been closed and converted into a passenger waiting room for several intercity trains whose route services terminate at this station.

The station was last renovated in 2019, one of which was the addition of a new waiting area for long-distance trains.^[7] As of 23 February 2020, the English railroad switch and station scissors which have been in use for almost fifty years have now been replaced with the latest ones.^[8]

B01TP01
G	North entrance/exit
Station hall	Side platform
	Line 1	Train parking lane
	Line 2	Train parking lane
	Bay platform
	Line 3	← End line of the Bogor Line
	Line 4	Bogor Line to Bogor (Jayakarta) →
	Bay platform
	Line 5	Intercity train parking
	Line 6	Intercity train parking
	Bay platform
	Line 7	← End line of the Tanjung Priok Line
	Line 8	Tanjung Priok Line to Tanjung Priuk (Kampung Bandan) →
	Bay platform
	Line 9	Intercity train parking Straight tracks from and towards the train depot
	Line 10	Bogor Line to Bogor (Jayakarta) →
	Bay platform
	Line 11	Bogor Line to Bogor (Jayakarta) →
	Side platform
G	South entrance/exit

Services

Since around 2013–2014 all long and medium distance passenger trains that used to have a terminus to Jakarta Kota Station were diverted to Pasar Senen Station, including the Gumarang Train, Gaya Baru Malam Selatan Train, Tegal Arum Train (now no longer operating), and KA Serayu. The transfer was also carried out to Gambir for Argo Parahyangan train and Gajayana train. Since 9 February 2017 all local train trips to the eastern part of Daop I (Walahar Ekspres/Local Purwakarta and Jatiluhur/Lokal Cikampek) have been moved to Tanjung Priuk Station.^[9]

Since May 29 2019, three economy class long and medium distance train trips which originally ended at Pasar Senen Station (KA Jayakarta, Menoreh and Kutojaya Utara), have now been moved to Jakarta Kota Station.^[10]^[11] With the implementation of Gapeka 2021, on 10 February 2021, the Jayakarta train terminal station was returned to Pasar Senen Station to facilitate long-car train passenger services.

The following is a list of train services at the Jakarta Kota Station.

Passenger services

Kereta Api Indonesia

Kutojaya Utara to Kutoarjo

KAI Commuter


Type	Route	Destination
KRL Commuterline	Bogor Line	Bogor
	Bogor Line (Nambo branch)	Nambo
	Tanjung Priok Line	Tanjung Priuk

Supporting transportation

TransJakarta

Type	Station	Route	Destination
TransJakarta BRT	Kota		Blok M–Kota
		3H	Jelambar–Kota
			Pluit–Tanjung Priok
TransJakarta city bus		1A	Pantai Maju Promenade—Balai Kota (regular)
	N/A	12A	Kota–Kaliadem (regular)
	Kota	12B	Pluit—Senen via Pasar Ikan—Muara Karang (regular)
	N/A	GR5	Kota Tua Explorer (MiniTrans)
MikroTrans Jak Lingko		JAK 10	Jakarta Kota Station—Tanah Abang Station
		JAK 13	Stasiun Jakarta Kota Station—Tanah Abang Station via Jembatan Lima
		JAK 33	Jakarta Kota Station–Pulo Gadung

Jakarta MRT


Type	Station	Route	Destination	Notes
Jakarta MRT	Kota (U/C)	North–South Line	Ancol Barat (planned)	Under construction
Jakarta MRT	Kota (U/C)	North–South Line	Lebak Bulus Grab	Under construction

Incidents

On 26 December 2014 at 06.30, the CC201 89 07 locomotive crashed into the platform at Jakarta Kota Station, when it was shunting the Argo Parahyangan train circuit. The locomotive was too safe to stop, so it jumped off the rails and then crushed the platform floor. There were no casualties in this incident.^[12]

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[DJKA-1] 1 2 3 Buku Informasi Direktorat Jenderal Perkeretaapian 2014 (PDF) (in Indonesian). Archived from the original (PDF) on 1 January 2020. Retrieved 12 April 2023.

[2] Jakarta Kota station Archived 2011-09-29 at the Wayback Machine

[ArsitekturKAI-3] 1 2 Murti Hariyadi, Ibnu; Basir; Pratiwi, Mungki Indriati; Ubaidi, Ella; Sukmono, Edi (2016). Arsitektur Bangunan Stasiun Kereta Api di Indonesia. Jakarta: PT Kereta Api Indonesia (Persero). pp. 1–14. ISBN 978-602-18839-3-8.

[:0-4] 1 2 3 Majalah KA. August 2014.

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[7] Rahayu, Juwita Trisna (29 May 2019). "Stasiun Jakarta Kota mulai layani pemberangkatan KA jarak jauh". Antara News (in Indonesian). Retrieved 6 March 2023.

[8] Ramli, Rully R. Djumena; Djumena, Erlangga (13 February 2020). "Ini Penjelasan PT KAI soal 45 KRL Hanya Sampai Manggarai". KOMPAS.com (in Indonesian). Retrieved 6 March 2023.

[9] "KAI Daop 1 Jakarta Ubah Dua Relasi KA Lokal". beritasatu.com (in Indonesian). February 2017. Retrieved 6 March 2023.

[10] Praditya, Ilyas Istianur; Gideon, Arthur (30 May 2019). "Stasiun Jakarta Kota Mulai Layani Pemberangkatan Kereta Api Jarak Jauh". Liputan 6 (in Indonesian). Retrieved 6 March 2023.

[11] "Stasiun Jakarta Kota Layani Kereta Jarak Jauh, Ini Rute dan Fasilitasnya". SINDOnews.com (in Indonesian).

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