Jinshan Yuanqu railway station

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Jinshan Yuanqu
(Jinshan Industrial Park)

金山园区
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201603 Facade of Jinshanyuanqu Station.JPG
Station exterior at night
General information
Location Jinshan District, Shanghai
China
Coordinates 30°49′47″N121°22′04″E / 30.829822°N 121.367779°E / 30.829822; 121.367779
Line(s)      Jinshan railway
Pudong railway
History
OpenedDecember 9, 2005 (2005-12-09)
Previous namesRuanxiang Railway Station
Services
Preceding station China Railways.svg China Railway Following station
Tinglin Jinshan railway Jinshanwei
Terminus
Terminus Pudong railway Caojing
towards Luchaogang
Location
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Jinshan Yuanqu
(Jinshan Industrial Park)
Location in Shanghai

Jinshan Yuanqu (simplified Chinese :金山园区; traditional Chinese :金山園區; pinyin :Jīnshān Yuánqū; lit.'Jinshan Industrial Park') is a railway station on the Jinshan railway in Jinshan District, Shanghai. It opened as a divergence to the newly-built Pudong Railway on December 9, 2005 as Ruanxiang Railway Station. [1] [2] In 2012 it was renamed to Jinshan Yuanqu and started intercity passenger service on September 28, 2012. [3] [4] [5] The station serves Shanghai Jinshan Industrial Park. [6] [7] Only local trains stop at this station. [8]

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