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For the railway lines, see Gyeongui Line and Jungang Line.
Gyeongui–Jungang Line

Overview
Native name경의·중앙선（京義·中央線）
Gyeongui-Jungang-seon
StatusOperational
OwnerSouth Korean government
Termini
Stations53
Service
TypeCommuter rail
SystemSeoul Metropolitan Subway
Operator(s)Korail
Depot(s)Munsan Depot, Yongmun Depot
Rolling stockKorail Class 321000 (21 trains)
Korail Class 331000 (27 trains)
History
Opened27 December 2014
Technical
Line length124.5 km (77.4 mi)
Track gauge1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in)

The Gyeongui–Jungang Line of the Seoul Metropolitan Subway system is a major commuter rail service operating on the Gyeongui Line (opened on July 1, 2009) and the Jungang Line (opened on December 16, 2005).[1]

Frequent service is provided between Munsan and Yongmun by 8-car trains. However, some services (run by 4-car trains) split for Seoul Station east of Gajwa. Additionally, many trains terminate at various locations on the line such as Ilsan, Neunggok, Daegok, Yongsan, Cheongnyangni, Deokso, and Yangpyeong.

Trains travel along the Gyeongui (Munsan-Seoul Station/Gajwa), Yongsan (Gajwa-Yongsan), Gyeongwon (Yongsan-Hoegi), and Jungang (Hoegi-Yongmun) lines.

The line runs on the left-hand side of the track, like all other Korail-run Seoul Metropolitan Subway lines.

History

A Class 331000 train bound for Deokso Station arriving at Sangbong Station.

2005:

December 16: The Jungang Line section is officially opened from Yongsan to Deokso as the Yongsan-Deokso Line.

2007:

December 27: The Jungang Line section is extended eastward from Deokso to Paldang. The Yongsan-Deokso Line is renamed to the Jungang Line.

2008:

December 29: The Jungang Line section is extended eastward from Paldang to Guksu.

2009:

July 1: The Gyeongui Line section is officially opened from Munsan to Digital Media City, with a spur line to Seoul Station.
December 23: The Jungang Line section is extended eastward from Guksu to Yongmun. Sinwon Station is opened as an in-fill station on the Jungang Line section.

2010:

December 21: Sangbong Station and Obin Station open as in-fill stations on the Jungang Line section.

2012:

December 15: The Gyeongui Line section's main line is extended eastward from Digital Media City to Gongdeok.

2014:

October 25: Gangmae Station opens as an in-fill station on the Gyeongui Line section.
December 27: The Gyeongui Line section is extended eastward from Gongdeok to Yongsan, and the present Gyeongui-Jungang Line is formed after Gyeongui and Jungang lines are merged.

2015:

October 31: Yadang Station opens as an in-fill station.

2016:

April 30: Hyochang Park Station opens as an in-fill station.

Future Plans

The Gyeongui-Jungang line is planned to be extended in both directions. The line will be extended eastward from Yongmun to Jipyeong Station on the Jungang Line sometime in December 2016. The line will also be extended northward from Munsan to Dorasan Station on the Gyeongui Line, replacing "'Tonggeun" service operating there. This extension is expected start construction in 2018.

Rapid (Express) trains

Korail operates a variety of express "rapid" (급행) trains for regional services on the Gyeongui-Jungang Line. These services include:

  • Gyeongui Line express services via the Seoul Station branch, operating express between Munsan and Sinchon (Gyeongui) and then continuing as local trains to Seoul Station.
  • Gyeongui Line express services via the Yongsan Line, operating express between Munsan and Yongsan and then continuing as local trains on the Jungang Line to Deokso, Paldang, or Yongmun.
  • Jungang Line express services, operating express between Yongsan and Yongmun and then continuing as local trains on the Gyeongui Line to Susaek or Munsan.

Rolling Stock

Korail Class 321000 (21 trains)
Korail Class 331000 (27 trains)

Stations

GY: Gyeongui Express Line (via the Yongsan Line)
GS: Gyeongui Express Line (via the Seoul Station branch)
J: Jungang Express Line

Main Line

● stops at the station
｜ does not stop at the station
▲ limited service (only some trains stop)


Station
Number
Station Name
English
Station Name
Hangul
Station Name
Hanja
GY
GS
J
Transfer
Distance
in km
Total
Distance
Location
K335
 Munsan 문산 文山 ● ●
Makes all stops
---
0.0
Gyeonggi-do
Paju
K334
 Paju 파주
(두원대학)		 坡州
(斗源大學) 		｜ ｜
4.4
4.4
K333
 Wollong 월롱 月籠 ｜ ｜
2.2
6.6
K331
 Geumchon 금촌 金村 ● ●
4.1
10.7
K330
 Geumneung 금릉 金陵 ● ｜
2.1
12.8
K329
 Unjeong 운정 雲井 ▲ ●
3.1
15.9
K328
 Yadang 야당 野塘 ｜ ｜
1.5
17.4
K327
 Tanhyeon 탄현 炭峴 ● ｜
2.1
19.5
Goyang Ilsanseo-gu
K326
 Ilsan 일산 一山 ● ●
1.7
21.2
K325
 Pungsan 풍산 楓山 ｜ ｜
1.9
23.1
Goyang Ilsandong-gu
K324
 Baengma 백마 白馬 ● ●
1.7
24.8
K323
 Goksan 곡산 谷山 ｜ ｜
1.5
26.3
K322
 Daegok 대곡 大谷 ● ● Gyooe Line
Daegok–Sosa Line (Planned)
1.8
28.1
Goyang Deogyang-gu
K321
 Neunggok 능곡 陵谷 ｜ ｜ Gyooe Line
1.8
29.9
K320
 Haengsin 행신 幸信 ● ● Gyeongbu HSR
Gyeongbu Honam
Gyeongjeon Jeolla
1.5
31.4
K319
 Gangmae 강매 江梅 ｜ ｜
0.9
32.3
K318
 Hwajeon
(Korea Aerospace Univ.) 		화전
(한국항공대)		 花田
(韓國航空大) 		｜ ｜
2.5
34.8
K317
 Susaek 수색 水色 ｜ ｜
3.4
38.2
Seoul
Eunpyeong-gu
K316
 Digital Media City 디지털미디어시티 DigitalMediaCity ● ●
0.6
38.8
K315
 Gajwa 가좌 加佐 ｜ ｜ Gyeongui–Jungang Line
(via Seoul Station branch)
1.7
40.5
Seodaemun-gu
K314
 Hongik Univ. 홍대입구 弘大入口 ● No service
1.7
42.2
Mapo-gu
K313
 Sogang Univ. 서강대 西江大 ｜
0.9
43.1
K312
 Gongdeok 공덕 孔德 ●
1.9
45.0
K311
 Hyochang Park 효창공원앞 孝昌公園앞 ｜
0.7
45.7
Yongsan-gu
K110
 Yongsan 용산 龍山 ● ●
Shinbundang Line (TBD) Honam Saemaul-ho services Mugunghwa-ho services
1.8
47.5
K111
 Ichon 이촌 二村
Makes all stops
 ●
1.9
49.4
K112
 Seobinggo 서빙고 西氷庫 ｜
1.7
51.1
K113
 Hannam 한남 漢南 ｜
1.9
53.0
K114
 Oksu 옥수 玉水 ●
1.6
54.6
Seongdong-gu
K115
 Eungbong 응봉 鷹峰 ｜
1.8
56.4
K116
 Wangsimni 왕십리 往十里 ● Suin–Bundang Line
1.4
57.8
K117
 Cheongnyangni 청량리 淸凉里 ●
2.4
60.2
Dongdaemun-gu
K118
 Hoegi 회기 回基 ●
1.4
61.6
K119
 Jungnang 중랑 中浪 ｜
1.8
63.4
Jungnang-gu
K120
 Sangbong 상봉 上鳳 ● Gyeongchun Line
0.8
64.2
K121
 Mangu 망우 忘憂 ｜ Gyeongchun Line
0.6
64.8
K122
 Yangwon 양원 養源 ｜
1.7
66.5
K123
 Guri 구리 九里 ● (2017)
3.2
69.7
Gyeonggi-do
Guri-si
K124
 Donong 도농 陶農 ●
1.7
71.4
Namyangju-si
K125
 Yangjeong 양정 養正 ｜
3.7
75.1
K126
 Deokso 덕소 德沼 ●
2.3
77.4
K127
 Dosim 도심 陶深 ●
1.5
78.9
K128
 Paldang 팔당 八堂 ｜
4.2
83.1
K129
 Ungilsan 운길산 雲吉山 ｜
6.4
89.5
K130
 Yangsu 양수 兩水 ●
1.9
91.4
Yangpyeong-gun
K131
 Sinwon 신원 新院 ｜
4.7
96.1
K132
 Guksu 국수 菊秀 ｜
2.9
99.0
K133
 Asin 아신 我新 ｜
4.1
103.1
K134
 Obin 오빈 梧濱 ｜
2.8
105.9
K135
 Yangpyeong 양평 楊平 ●
2.5
108.1
K136
 Wondeok 원덕 元德 ｜
6.1
113.9
K137
 Yongmun 용문 龍門 ●
5.6
118.7
K138
 Jipyeong (2016) 지평 砥平
3.6
122.3
Seoul Station branch stations
Station # Station Hangeul Hanja
GS
 		Connecting lines Doors open
K315 Gajwa 가좌 加佐 ｜ Gyeongui–Jungang Line
(via Yongsan Line) 		Right
P314 Sinchon 신촌 新村 ● Right
P313 Seoul 서울 首爾 ●
Gyeongbu HSR
Gyeongbu
Saemaul-ho services
Mugunghwa-ho services 		Right

References

  1. ^ Lee, Seon (1 December 2014). "경기도 "동∼서 횡단 전철...첫 노선 27일 개통"" (in Korean). Ilgan Gyeonggi. Retrieved 1 December 2014.
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