Moraenae Market station

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Moraenae Market
(Seoul Baruncheokdo Hospital)
Q20823477 Moraenae Market A01.jpg
Korean name
Hangul
모래내시장역
Hanja
모래내市場
Revised Romanization Moraenae sijang yeok
McCune–Reischauer Moraenae sichang yŏk
General information
Location341-6 Guwol-dong, Namdong District, Incheon
Coordinates 37°27′21″N126°43′03″E / 37.455877°N 126.7174305°E / 37.455877; 126.7174305
Operated by Incheon Transit Corporation
Line(s)      Incheon Line 2
Platforms2
Tracks2
Key dates
July 30, 2016      Incheon Line 2 opened

Moraenae Market Station is a subway station on Line 2 of the Incheon Subway.

Preceding station Incheon Subway Following station
Seokcheon Sageori
towards Geomdan Oryu
Incheon Line 2 Mansu
towards Unyeon


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