Incheon Subway Line 1
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| Incheon Subway Line 1 | |
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| Korean name | |
| Hangul: |
인천지하철1호선
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| Hanja: |
仁川地下鐵
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| Revised Romanization: | Incheon Jihacheol Ilhoseon |
| McCune-Reischauer: | Inch'ŏn Chihachŏl Ilhosŏn |
Incheon Subway Line 1 is a subway line, part of Incheon Subway.
Trial runs on Line 1, a 23 km north-south route, started in March 1999. After six years of construction it opened for regular service on 6 October 1999 as the fourth subway system in South Korea after Seoul, Busan and Daegu. A trip along the line from Gyeyang in the north to Dongmak in the south takes approximately 45 minutes. Bupyeong station is a transfer point to Korail, a route which is actually integrated into Seoul's subway network as an extension of Seoul's Line 1. At the northern terminus Gyeyang it connects with the Incheon International Airport Railroad to Incheon International Airport. Incheon's subway is totally underground except north of Gyulhyeon. A southern entension of 6.54 km & six stations will open March 2009.
[edit] Stations
| Station # | Station Name | Transferrable Lines | Station Type | Doors Open |
| I110 | Gyeyang | A'REX | Aboveground | Left |
| I111 | Gyulhyeon | Underground | Right | |
| I112 | Bakchon | Underground | Left | |
| I113 | Imhak | Underground | Right | |
| I114 | Gyesan | Underground | Right | |
| I115 | Gyeongin National University of Education | Underground | Right | |
| I116 | Jakjeon | Underground | Left | |
| I117 | Galsan | Underground | Right | |
| I118 | Bupyeong-gu Office | Seoul Subway Line 7 (under construction) | Underground | Right |
| I119 | Bupyeong Market | Underground | Right | |
| I120 | Bupyeong | Seoul Subway Line 1 | Underground | Right |
| I121 | Dongsu | Underground | Right | |
| I122 | Bupyeongsamgeori | Underground | Right | |
| I123 | Ganseogogeori | Underground | Right | |
| I124 | Incheon City Hall | Incheon Subway Line 2 (planned) | Underground | Right |
| I125 | Arts Center | Underground | Right | |
| I126 | Incheon Bus Terminal | Underground | Right | |
| I127 | Munhak Sports Complex | Underground | Right | |
| I128 | Seonhak | Underground | Right | |
| I129 | Sinyeonsu | Underground | Left | |
| I130 | Woninjae | Suin Line (under construction) | Underground | Right |
| I131 | Dongchun | Underground | Right | |
| I132 | Dongmak | Underground | Random | |
| I133 | (under construction) | Underground | ||
| I134 | (under construction) | Underground | ||
| I135 | (under construction) | Underground | ||
| I136 | (under construction) | Underground | ||
| I137 | (under construction) | Underground | ||
| I138 | (under construction) | Underground |
[edit] See also
- List of Korea-related topics
- List of rapid transit systems
- Seoul Metropolitan Subway
- Transportation in South Korea
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