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Line 5
Overview
Termini
Stations23
Service
TypeRapid transit
SystemBeijing Subway
Operator(s)Beijing Mass Transit Railway Operation Corp., Ltd
Depot(s)Tiantongyuan North,[1] Songjiazhuang Depots[2]
History
OpenedOctober 7, 2007
Technical
Line length27.6 km
Track gauge1,435 mm (4 ft 8+12 in)
Operating speed80 km/h maximum
Route map

Taipingzhuang depot
Tiantongyuanbei
Tiantongyuan
Tiantongyuannan
connects Line 13
Lishuiqiao
Lishui west bridge crossing Qing river
Lishuiqiaonan
Beiyuanlubei
Datunludong
Huixin Xijie Beikou
Huixin Xijie Nankou
Left arrow outer – inner Right arrow
connects Line 10
Xiaoyue river
Heping Xiqiao
Line 12 (to be opened 2023)
Hepingli Beijie
North Hucheng river
Yonghegong Lama Temple
Left arrow outer – inner Right arrow
Beixinqiao
Zhangzizhong Lu
Dongsi
Dengshikou
Dongdan
connects Line 1
Chongwenmen
Left arrow inner – outer Right arrow
Ciqikou
Temple of Heaven East Gate
South Hucheng river
Puhuangyu
Liujiayao
Left arrow Line 10 inner
Songjiazhuang
Line 10 outer Right arrow
connects Yizhuang line
Songjiazhuang yard (line 5 part)
Songjiazhuang yard (line 10 part)

Line 5 of the Beijing Subway (Chinese: 北京地铁5号线; pinyin: běijīng dìtiě wǔhào xiàn) was Beijing's first subway with a north-south route. It runs for 27.6 km, in a near straight line, just east of the city centre from Tiantongyuan North in Changping District to Songjiazhuang in Fengtai District.[5] Metro Line 5 is planned to be Beijing's first true north-south line. Unlike Line 2 and Line 13 which north south travel must transfer between portions of the loop and half loop, line 5 is a straight line that more effectively relieves north south traffic pressure in Beijing. In addition, the Line will serve the booming communities of Tiantongyuan in the north which lack any subway connection.[6] It entered into operation on October 2007. After the start of construction, house prices along the line began to rapidly grow. In a short period of 20 days after the opening, the surrounding housing prices along the subway line increased 23.3% , reaching nearly 20,000 yuan RMB / square meter.[7] Line 5's color is   maroon.

Line 5 entrance at Beixinqiao.
Line 5 platform at Dongdan.

Fare

Starting fare of RMB(¥) 3.00 that increases according to the distance fare scheme introduced in December 2014.

Hours of Operation

The first south-bound trains departs from Tiantongyuan North at 4:59am. The first north-bound train departs from Songjiazhuang at 5:19am . The last south-bound train leaves Tiantongyuan North at 10:47pm. The last north-bound train leaves Songjiazhuang at 11:10pm. For the official timetable, see.[8]

Route

Line 5 Tiantongyuan. To the left is Tiantongyuan South station; a bus rapid transit line is visible in the center.

On a map, Line 5 runs vertically, beginning with three stops in the far northern suburb of Tiantongyuan in Changping District, well beyond the 5th Ring Road, then crossing Line 13 at Lishuiqiao Station, and entering into the vast residential swaths of Chaoyang District on either side of the Yuan dynasty city wall. At Huixinxijie Nankou Station, it links up with Line 10. Further south, it skirts east of the Temple of Earth and meets Line 2 Loop at the Yonghegong, also known as the Lama Temple. Then Line 5 cuts through the old neighborhoods of Dongcheng District and the old foreign Legation Quarter between Dongdan and Chongwenmen. Further south, Line 5 stops at the eastern entrance to the Temple of Heaven in Chongwen District and eventually reaches Songjiazhuang in Fengtai District south of the city, where the station actually lies west-east, in contrast to other stops (where it lies north-south). It takes 49 minutes to cover all the 23 stations. Zhangzizhonglu Station, named after a general martyred in World War II, is the only eponymous station of the Beijing Subway.

The depots are located after Tiantongyuan North Station and Songjiazhuang Station

Stations (North to South)

Station Name
English
Station Name
Hanzi
Travel Time
hours
Distance
km
Transfer
Nearby Bus Stops*[9]
Location
Template:BJS stations 天通苑北
tiāntōngyuán běi
0:00 0.0 426 428 430 441 487 520 537 617 643 860 905 922 933 966 984 BRT3(快速公交3) BRT3区(快速公交3区) 专118 专119 昌平23 昌平51 昌平52 昌平59 Changping
Template:BJS stations
天通苑
tiāntōngyuán
0:02 319 426 430 432 464 465 520 617 621 751 905 966 984 BRT3(快速公交3) BRT3区(快速公交3区) 专58 专118 昌平27 昌平52 昌平59
Template:BJS stations 天通苑南
tiāntōngyuán nán
0:04 301 319 426 430 432 464 465 520 558 617 620 621 751 905 966 984 BRT3(快速公交3) BRT3区(快速公交3区) 专117 昌平9 昌平10 昌平27
Template:BJS stations 立水桥
lìshuǐqiáo
0:06  13  301 319 426 430 464 465 558 617 620 621 751 905 966 984 BRT3(快速公交3) BRT3区(快速公交3区) 运通117 运通128 专81 昌平22 昌平27 昌平52 Chaoyang
Template:BJS stations 立水桥南
lìshuǐqiáo nán
0:09 319 426 464 465 558 617 620 621 751 905 966 984 运通117 运通128 专81 专107 昌平22 昌平27 昌平59
Template:BJS stations 北苑路北
běiyuán běi
0:11 319 415 426 430 464 466 484 569 593 596 617 620 653 695 751 905 984 特11 夜26 运通117 专37 专120
Template:BJS stations 大屯路东
dàtúnlù dōng
0:15  15  311 319 415 425 430 464 484 538 569 594 596 617 620 695 751 913 夜26 专40
Template:BJS stations
Huixin West St. North Intersection
惠新西街北口
huìxīn xījiē běikǒu
0:17 18 379 386 407 408 419 430 464 490 567 658 660 674 684 740 983 984 特9 特16 夜26 夜28 运通113 运通201
Template:BJS stations
Huixin West St. South Intersection
惠新西街南口
huìxīn xījiē nánkǒu
0:19  10  95 125 361 430 464 515 944 夜26 运通101 运通201
Template:BJS stations
Heping West Bridge
和平西桥
hépíng xīqiáo
0:21 75 95 117 125 300 300快 302 328 361 430 464 547 601 607 641 671 847 848 特8 夜26 夜30 运通101 运通104 运通201
Template:BJS stations
Hepingli North St.
和平里北街
hépínglǐ běijiē
0:23 104 117 125 430 夜6 夜18 Dongcheng
Template:BJS stations
Yonghe Temple
雍和宫
yōnghégōng
0:26  2  13 18 44 75 116 117 125 130 684 909 特2 特12 夜6 夜20
Template:BJS stations 北新桥
běixīnqiáo
0:28 13 106 107 116 117 612 635 684 夜6 夜10
Template:BJS stations
Zhang Zizhong Rd.
张自忠路
zhāngzìzhōng lù
0:30 3 13 42 106 113 115 116 118 684 701 夜3 夜10 夜34
Template:BJS stations 东四
dōngsì
0:32  6  58 101 106 109 110 112 116 128 140 684 夜10 夜13
Template:BJS stations 灯市口
dēngshìkǒu
0:34 106 108 110 111 116 128 684 夜10
Template:BJS stations 东单
dōngdān
0:36  1  1 39 41 52 99 106 108 110 111 116 120 128 140 684 夜1 夜10 夜17
Template:BJS stations
Chongwen Gate
崇文门
chóngwénmén
0:38  2  8 9 12 20 29 39 41 43 44 59 60 103 104 106 108 110 111 116 128 525 622 623 673 674 684 957 特2 夜5 夜10 夜17 夜19 夜21 夜24 夜28
Template:BJS stations 磁器口
cíqìkǒu
0:40  7  23 39 41 43 57 60 106 116 128 525 623 684 特7 夜7 夜10 夜24 夜28
Template:BJS stations
Temple of Heaven East Gate
天坛东门
tiāntán dōngmén
0:42 6 34 35 36 39 41 43 54 60 72 116 128 525 623 684 957 958 夜11 夜24
Template:BJS stations 蒲黄榆
pǔhuángyú
0:44  14  25 39 43 53 54 91 122 128 434 504 599 623 957 特3 特11 特12 夜24 夜28 专161 专162 Fengtai
Template:BJS stations 刘家窑
liújiāyáo
0:46 7 12 17 39 43 51 54 93 300 300快 434 504 573 599 623 650 652 665 741 821 827 829 839 848 927 954 957 973 特8 夜23 夜24 夜30 运通107
Template:BJS stations 宋家庄
sòngjiāzhuāng
0:48 27.6  10 
 Yizhuang 
17 39 366 511 524 576 650 684 990 特11 夜28

Technology

Line 5 is the first subway line in Beijing to have platform screen doors in underground stations and automatic platform gates in elevated stations that prevent riders from falling onto the tracks. Line 5 stations also have LCD screens that display the wait times for the next train. Line 5 trains have digital voice announcements and LCD passenger information display.

Line 5 platform at Dongdan
with platform screen doors
Platform doors. Articulated, interconnected cars
on Line 5.
LCD display inside Line 5
train.

History

Construction work on Line 5 got underway in late 2002 and the line opened to the public on October 7, 2007.

Timeline

Station entrance at Chongwenmen prior to Line 5's opening.
  • December 28, 2002: Construction on Line 5 began.[10]
  • March 28, 2004: Underground tunneling started underneath Yonghegong and Hepinglibeijie stations, marking the start of Line 5 construction in urban Beijing. The underground tunnel would pass the Temple of Heaven.
  • May 20, 2004: The underground tunnel between Yonghegong and Zhangzizhonglu stations broke through.
  • November 11, 2005: Railway tracks were laid at Huixinxijie Beikou station.
  • July 2006: The entire underground railway was completed.
  • September 2006: Platform screen doors began installation in Line 5 stations.
  • April 2007: Line 5 started trial runs without passengers.
  • October 7, 2007: Line 5 opened to the public at 2p.m. in the afternoon.
  • November 23, 2007: Sound insulation were installed on the elevated parts of Line 5 following complaints of excess noise from nearby residents.[11]
  • July 19, 2008: The entire Huixinxijie Nankou station opens up, including the interchange with Line 10, following the inauguration of Line 10 services.

References

  1. ^ "北京城建集团承建的地铁五号线太平庄车辆段工程顺利通过竣工验收". 北京市人民政府国有资产监督管理委员会. 2007-08-07. Retrieved 2009-02-04.
  2. ^ "地铁10号线万柳车辆段封顶". 2007-08-26. Retrieved 2009-02-04.
  3. ^ "客流信息". Beijing Subway. Retrieved 2015-03-20.
  4. ^ "北京地铁全网客流再创历史纪录 逼近1270万". 中国新闻社. May 1, 2016. Retrieved 2016-05-01.
  5. ^ 京地铁五号线开通试运营 列车时刻表首次发布
  6. ^ 北京地铁5号线显功效 天通苑7年来首次不堵车
  7. ^ 北京地铁5号线20日开通 沿线房价20天涨22.3%
  8. ^ [1] Archived October 24, 2008, at the Wayback Machine
  9. ^ 北京地铁
  10. ^ Template:Zh-cn北京市南北交通大动脉地铁5号线近日将通车
  11. ^ Template:Zh-cn北京地铁5号线补装隔音设备 将低声进入天通苑,新浪网