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The following is a list of stations found within the Shijiazhuang Metro [1]
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The following is a list of stations found within the Shijiazhuang Metro [1]
| station name | Connections | Distance km | Location | ||||
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| English | Chinese | ||||||
| Xiwang | 西王 | Qiaoxi | |||||
| Shiguangjie | 时光街 | ||||||
| Changchengqiao | 长城桥 | ||||||
| Hepingyiyuan | 和平医院 | ||||||
| Lieshilingyuan | 烈士陵园 | ||||||
| Xinbaiguangchang | 新百广场 | 3 | |||||
| Jiefangguangchang | 解放广场 | ||||||
| Ping'andajie | 平安大街 | ||||||
| Beiguoshangcheng | 北国商城 | 2 | Chang'an | ||||
| Bowuyuan | 博物院 | ||||||
| Tiyuchang | 体育场 | ||||||
| Beisong | 北宋 | ||||||
| Tangu | 谈固 | ||||||
| Zhaohuiqiao | 朝晖桥 | ||||||
| Baifo | 白佛 | Yuhua | |||||
| Liucun | 留村 | ||||||
| Huojuguangchang | 火炬广场 | ||||||
| Shijiazhuangdongzhan | 石家庄东站 |  SXP | |||||
| Nancun | 南村 | Chang'an | |||||
| Xiaohedadao | 洨河大道 | ||||||
| Xizhuang | 西庄 | ||||||
| Dongzhuang | 东庄 | ||||||
| Huizhanzhongxin | 会展中心 | Zhengding | |||||
| Shangwuzhongxin | 商务中心 | ||||||
| Yuanboyuan | 园博园 | ||||||
| Fuze | 福泽 | ||||||
| Dongshangze | 东上泽 | ||||||
| Dongyang | 东洋 | ||||||
| Station name | Connections | Distance km | Location | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| English | Chinese | ||||||
| Liuxinzhuang | 柳辛庄 | ||||||
| Zhuanghuo · Tiedaodaxue | 庄窠·铁道大学 | ||||||
| Yitang | 义堂 | ||||||
| Jianheqiao | 建和桥 | ||||||
| Chang'angongyuan | 长安公园 | ||||||
| Beiguoshangcheng | 北国商城 | 1 | |||||
| Yuhualu | 裕华路 | ||||||
| Huaizhonglu | 槐中路 | ||||||
| Ouyungongyuan | 欧韵公园 | ||||||
| Yuancun | 元村 | ||||||
| Shijiazhuangzhan | 石家庄站 | SJP 3 | |||||
| Tatan | 塔谈 | ||||||
| Cangfengluliucun | 仓丰路留村 | ||||||
| Nanwei | 南位 | ||||||
| Jiahualu | 嘉华路 | ||||||
| Station name | Connections | Distance km | Location | ||||
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| English | Chinese | ||||||
| Xisanzhuang | 西三庄 | Xinhua | |||||
| Gaozhu | 高柱 | ||||||
| Bailinzhuang | 柏林庄 | ||||||
| Shizhuang | 市庄 | ||||||
| Shierzhong | 市二中 | ||||||
| Xinbaiguangchang | 新百广场 | 1 | Qiaoxi | ||||
| Dongli | 东里 | ||||||
| Huai'anqiao | 槐安桥 | ||||||
| Xisanjiao | 西三教 | ||||||
| Shijiazhuangzhan | 石家庄站 | SJP | Qiaoxi / Yuhua | ||||
| Huitonglu | 汇通路 | ||||||
| Suncun | 孙村 | ||||||
| Tazhong | 塔冢 | ||||||
| Dongwang | 东王 | ||||||
| Nanwang | 南王 | ||||||
| Weitong | 位同 | ||||||
| Dong'erhuannanlu | 东二环南路 | ||||||
| Xiyangling | 西仰陵 | ||||||
| Zhongyangling | 中仰陵 | ||||||
| Nandou | 南豆 | ||||||
| Taihangnandajie | 太行南大街 | ||||||
| Lexiang | 乐乡 | ||||||
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Shijiazhuang, formerly known as Shimen and romanized as Shihkiachwang, is the capital and largest city of North China's Hebei Province. Administratively a prefecture-level city, it is about 266 kilometres (165 mi) southwest of Beijing, and it administers eight districts, two county-level cities, and 12 counties.
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