Jungang Line
{{Korean subway |
Name = Seoul Subway Jungang Line |
Color = #66CCCC |
Font color = #ffffff |
Image = Transfer-jungangline-seoul-southkorea.jpg |
Image size = 140% |
Caption = Transfer Sign |
Revised Romanization = Seoul Jihacheol Jung-ang-seon |
McCune-Reischaucer = Sŏul Chihach'ŏl Chung-ang-sŏn |
Hangul = 서울 지하철 중앙선 |
Hanja = 서울 地下鐵 中央線 |
The
Jungang Line is a railway line connecting
Seoul to
Gyeongju in
South Korea. Major stations along the line include:
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Cheongnyangni on the
Gyeongwon Line in eastern Seoul, the starting point for passenger trains on the Jungang line;
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Wonju*
Bongyang, the terminus of the
Chungbuk Line;
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Jecheon, the terminus of the
Taebaek Line;
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Yeongju, the terminus of the
Yeongdong and
Gyeongbuk Lines;
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Andong, where most passenger trains from Seoul terminate;
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Yeongcheon, the terminus of the
Daegu Line; and
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Gyeongju on the
Donghae Nambu Line (from Gyeongju, some trains continue south on the Donghae Nambu Line to
Busan).
In 2005, part of the Jungang Line (from
Cheongnyangni to
Deokso) was opened for commuter train service, and trains now operate from Yongsan to Deokso. Commuter train service is planned to be extended to Yongmun Station, and will be opened incrementally from 2007 to 2009.
| Station # | Station name | Transferrable lines | Station type | Doors open | | K110 | Yongsan | Line 1 & KTX | Aboveground/Straight | Left |
| K111 | Ichon | Line 4 | Aboveground/Curved | Left |
| K112 | Seobinggo | Aboveground/Straight | Left |
| K113 | Hannam | Aboveground/Curved | Left |
| K114 | Oksu | Line 3 | Aboveground/Straight | Left |
| K115 | Eungbong | Aboveground/Curved | Left |
| K116 | Wangsimni | Line 2, Line 5, Bundang Line (under construction) | Aboveground/Straight | Right |
| K117 | Cheongnyangni (aboveground) | Aboveground/Straight | Right |
| K118 | Hoegi | Line 1 | Aboveground/Straight | Right |
| K119 | Jungnang | Aboveground/Straight | Left |
| K120 | Sangbong (under construction) | Line 7 | Aboveground/Straight |
| K121 | Mangu | Aboveground/Straight | Left |
| K122 | Yangwon | Aboveground/Straight | Left |
| K123 | Guri | Aboveground/Curved | Left |
| K124 | Donong | Aboveground/Straight | Left |
| K125 | Yangjeong | Aboveground/Curved | Left |
| K126 | Deokso | Aboveground/Straight | Random |
| K127 | Dogok (under construction) | Aboveground |
| K128 | Paldang (under construction) | Aboveground |
| K129 | Jinjung (under construction) | Aboveground |
| K130 | Yangsu (under construction) | Aboveground |
| K131 | Guksu (under construction) | Aboveground |
| K132 | Asin (under construction) | Aboveground |
| K133 | Yangpyeong (under construction) | Aboveground |
| K134 | Wondeok (under construction) | Aboveground |
| K135 | Yongmun (under construction) | Aboveground |
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Jungang means "central" in Korean, and describes the line's route through the mountains in the east-central part of South Korea.
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Seoul Subway Line 1*
Korean National Railroad*
Transportation in South Korea*
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