Line 4 (Hefei Metro)

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Hefei Metro Line 4 train
Overview
Native name合肥轨道交通4号线
StatusOperational
Locale Hefei, Anhui, China
Termini
Stations39
Service
Type Rapid transit
System Hefei Metro
History
Opened26 December 2021;2 years ago (2021-12-26)
Technical
Line length55.4 km (34.4 mi)
Track gauge 1,435 mm (4 ft 8+12 in)

Hefei Metro Line 4 is a metro line in Hefei, Anhui, China, which opened on 26 December 2021.

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History

Construction of the phase 1 of line 4 started on 5 January 2017. [1] Test run started on 1 September 2021. [2] On 26 December, line 4 started its initial operation. [3]

A southern extension, currently been de facto branch of line 4, is started its construction works on 31 October 2020. [4] Test run of southern extension started on 2 December 2023. [5] It's opened on 1 May 2024, except Ziyunhu which its TOD programmes are not yet completed. [6]

Opening timeline

SegmentCommencementLengthStation(s)Name
Hefei Comprehensive Bonded Zone — Qinglonggang26 December 2021 [3] 41.4 km (25.72 mi)31Phase 1
Beiyanhu — Shaomaigang1 May 2024 [6] [7] 13.97 km (8.68 mi) [7] [8] 7Southern extension
Shaomaigang — ZiyunhuUnder construction1

Stations

Main

The section from Beiyanhu to Qinglonggang is planned to be split into Line 6, once Line 6 is completed in 2025.

Station nameConnectionsDistance

km

Location
EnglishChinese
Hefei Comprehensive Bonded Zone 综保区 Yaohai
Anyi 1 Fuyuan Beiqu [9] 安医一附院北区 [9]
Taochonghudong 陶冲湖东
Shilicun 十里村
Xinhai Park 新海公园
Fangmiao 方庙  3  
Zhantang 站塘
Dongqili 东七里  2  
Tangqiao 唐桥
Wulimiao 五里庙 Baohe
Yaoduhe Lu 尧渡河路
Anhui Technical College of Industry and Economy 工经学院
Gedadiannan 葛大店南
Wanghuchengnan 望湖城南
Hefeinan Railway Station 合肥南站  1    5   China Railways.svg ENH
Feinan 淝南
Zhuxi 竹西
Xuehe 薛河
Nanping Lu 南屏路
Yaogongmiao 姚公庙
Tian'ehudong 天鹅湖东 Shushan
Tian'ehu 天鹅湖
Hefei Central Library 图书馆  3  
Liushutang 柳树塘
Jingui 金桂 Feixi
Yulan Dadao 玉兰大道 Shushan
Beiyanhu 北雁湖  4   Southern extension
Institute of Advanced Technology, USTC 科大先研院
Quantum Science Center 量子科学中心
Hefei No.7 High School 合肥七中
Qinglonggang 青龙岗

Southern extension

Station nameConnectionsDistance

km

Location
EnglishChinese
Beiyanhu 北雁湖  4   Main Shushan
Fuxingji 复兴集
Chang'anji 长安集 Feixi
Taohuatan 桃花潭
Jinxiaoying 金小郢
Tongluozhai Lu 铜锣寨路
Weizhuang 魏庄
Shaomaigang 烧脉岗
Ziyunhu 紫云湖

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