Uiam station

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Uiam station is a closed station on the Gyeongchun Line in South Korea. It was open between 1939^[1] and 1974.^[2]

References

↑ Official Gazette of the Government-General of Korea No. 3754 (July 26, 1939)
↑ Official Gazette of the Republic of Korea, Railway Administration Notice No. 52, December 4, 1974

v t e Gyeongchun Line
Mangu Sinnae Galmae Byeollae Toegyewon Sareung Geumgok Pyeongnaehopyeong Cheonmasan Maseok ~~Damnae~~ Daeseong-ri Cheongpyeong Sangcheon ~~Sangsaek~~ Gapyeong Gulbongsan Baegyang-ri Gangchon ~~Uiam~~ Gimyujeong Namchuncheon Chuncheon
ITX-Cheongchun	Yongsan Oksu Wangsimni Cheongnyangni Sangbong
former line	~~Seongdong~~ ~~Gosangjeon~~ ~~Wolgok~~ Seongbuk ~~Singongdeok~~ ~~Hwarangdae~~ Galmae Toegyewon

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