Tianjin–Jizhou railway or Jinji railway (simplified Chinese :津蓟铁路; traditional Chinese :津薊鐵路; pinyin :Jīnjì Tiělù) is a 92 km long minor railway line in China connecting urban Tianjin and Jizhou. [1] In 2015, a number of regional rail services referred as Line S9 started operating on the line. [2]
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| TJP | Tianjin | 天津 | Jingjin  | Hedong | Jin railway | ||
| TBP | Tianjin North Tianjinbei | 天津北 | | Hebei | |||
| CFP | Caozili | 曹子里 | Wuqing | Jinji railway | |||
| CHP | Cuihuangkou | 崔黄口 | |||||
| DKP | Dakoutun | 大口屯 | Baodi | ||||
| BPP | Baodi | 宝坻 | |||||
| ECP | Xiacang | 下仓 | Jizhou | ||||
| SKP | Shangcang | 上仓 | |||||
| JKP | Jizhou North Jizhoubei | 蓟州北 | |||||
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