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동해 Donghae
Korean name
Hangul	동해역
Hanja	東海驛
Revised Romanization	Donghaeyeok
McCune–Reischauer	Tonghaeyŏk
General information
Location	Songjeong-dong, Donghae, Gangwon South Korea
Coordinates	37°29′52.72″N 129°7′21.94″E / 37.4979778°N 129.1227611°E / 37.4979778; 129.1227611
Operated by	Korail
Line(s)	Yeongdong Line, Samcheok Line, Mukhohang Line, Bukpyeong Line
Platforms	2
Tracks	4
Construction
Structure type	Aboveground
History
Opened	July 31, 1940

Donghae station is a railway station in Donghae City in Gangwon Province, South Korea. Donghae station is on the Yeongdong Line, the Samcheok Line, the Mukhohang Line, and the Bukpyeong Line.

History

• July 31, 1940: Opened as Bukpyeong Station
• January 1, 1976: Designated a handling station for the arrival of anthracite for civilian use
• December 30, 1983: New construction of station building completed
• June 1, 1984: Station name changed to Donghae Station
• March 15, 1990: Saemaeul-ho service between Cheongnyangni and the Donghae begins
• September 8, 2005: With the opening of the Donghae to Gangneung electrification system, the replacement of locomotives was abolished
• March 2, 2020: Starting KTX operation on the Gyeonggang Line with the opening of the Gangneung Triangle Line
• August 1, 2021: KTX-Eum starts operation
• September 1, 2023: ITX-MAUM Starts Operation

External links

• (in Korean) Cyber station information from Korail

v t e KTX lines and services
Infrastructure	High-speed lines Gyeongbu HSR Honam HSR Semi-high-speed lines Gyeonggang Line Jungang line (Cheongnyangni–Dodam) Jungbunaeryuk Line Conventional lines Gyeongbu line Honam Line Gyeongui Line Gyeongjeon Line Jeolla Line Donghae Line Jungang line (Dodam–Andong) Yeongdong Line
KTX services	Gyeongbu HSR route (Haengsin) Seoul Gwangmyeong Cheonan–Asan Osong Daejeon Gimcheon (Gumi) (Seodaegu) Dongdaegu Gyeongju Ulsan Busan via Gupo (Haengsin–Dongdaegu: HSR route) Dongdaegu Gyeongsan Miryang Mulgeum Gupo Busan via Suwon Seoul Yeongdeungpo Suwon Daejeon (Daejeon–Busan: HSR route) Honam HSR route (Haengsin) (Seoul) Yongsan Gwangmyeong Cheonan–Asan Osong Gongju Iksan Jeongeup GwangjuSongjeong Naju Mokpo via Seodaejeon (Haengsin–Osong: HSR route) Osong Seodaejeon Gyeryong Nonsan Iksan Gimje Jeongeup Jangseong GwangjuSongjeong (GwangjuSongjeong–Mokpo: HSR route) Gyeongjeon (Haengsin–Dongdaegu: Gyeongbu HSR route) Dongdaegu (Gyeongsan) Miryang Jinyeong Changwonjungang Changwon Masan (Jinju) Jeolla (Haengsin–Iksan: Honam HSR route via Gongju or Seodaejeon) Iksan (via Seodaejeon) Gyeryong (via Seodaejeon) Nonsan (via Seodaejeon) Iksan Jeonju Namwon Gokseong Guryegu Suncheon Yeocheon Yeosu Expo Donghae (Haengsin–Dongdaegu: Gyeongbu HSR route) Dongdaegu Pohang Gangneung Main route (Haengsin) (Seoul) Cheongnyangni Sangbong (Deokso) Yangpyeong Seowonju Manjong Hoengseong Dunnae Pyeongchang Jinbu (Odaesan) Gangneung Branch route (Seoul–Jinbu: Main route) Jeongdongjin Mukho Donghae Jungang Seoul Cheongnyangni Sangbong Yangpyeong Seowonju Wonju Jecheon Danyang Punggi Yeongju Andong Uiseong Yeongcheon Gyeongju Taehwagang Bujeon Jungbunaeryuk Pangyo Bubal Ganam GamgokJanghowon Angseongoncheon Chungju Salmi Suanbooncheon Yeonpung Mungyeong

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