Jiji Line
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The Jiji Line (集集線) is a branch line of the Taiwan Railway Administration, located in Changhua and Nantou Counties in Taiwan. The length of the line is 29.7 km.
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[edit] History
The line was originally built by Taipower to facilitate the construction of power plants in Sun Moon Lake. Afterwards, the colony government purchased the route in 1927.
The line was severely damaged in the Chi-Chi earthquake on 21 September 1999, but was reconstructed in Feb. 2002.
[edit] Operation
In Jiji line, there are twelve runs everyday, however, only one runs between Ershuei station and Checheng station, and the others travel between Taichung station and Checheng station. The headway between each number of runs is about two hours. Because it's a single line, only one way can run all the time.
[edit] Stations and fares
[edit] Stations
- Ershuei: Connecting to the Western Line
- Yuancyuan
- Mingjian
- Longcyuan
- Jiji
- Shueili
- Checheng
[edit] Fares
A one-way ticket fare, from Ershuei to Chechang, is NT$44 by mileage for adults. And, an unlimited-rides pass fare is NT$80, for used in one day. The Jiji Line ticket and one-day round-trip pass is available for purchase at all the following stations: Jhunan, Miaoli, Fongyuan, Taichung, Changhua, Yuanlin, Tianjhong, Ershuei, Dajia, Shalu, Douliu, Dounan and Chiayi.
Using the MRT calculation, the fare will be NT$55 in the future, and will be support Easycard.
[edit] See also
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