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Gyeongui–Jungang Line
Overview
Native name	경의·중앙선(京義·中央線) Gyeongui-Jungang-seon
Status	Operational
Termini	Munsan (most trains) or Imjingang (select trains, one train up to Dorasan) Yongmun (most trains) or Jipyeong or Seoul Station (select trains)
Stations	57
Service
Type	Commuter rail
System	Seoul Metropolitan Subway
Operator(s)	Korail
Depot(s)	Munsan Depot, Yongmun Depot
Rolling stock	Korail Class 321000 (21 trains) Korail Class 331000 (27 trains)
History
Opened	27 December 2014
Technical
Line length	134 km (83 mi)
Number of tracks	2 (Munsan–Neunggok, Gajwa–Jipyeong, Gajwa–Seoul Station) 4 (Neunggok–Gajwa)
Track gauge	1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in)
Electrification	25 kV AC 60 Hz
Route map Legend Gyeongui Line -9.8 K338 Dorasan -6.0 K337 Imjingang -3.7 K336 Uncheon 0.0 K335 Munsan Munsan Rail Yard 4.4 K334 Paju 6.6 K333 Wollong 10.7 K331 Geumchon 12.8 K330 Geumneung 15.9 K329 Unjeong 17.4 K328 Yadang 19.5 K327 Tanhyeon 21.2 K326 Ilsan 23.1 K325 Pungsan 24.8 K324 Baengma 26.3 K323 Goksan 28.1 K322 Daegok 29.9 K321 Neunggok KTX Goyang Rail Yard 31.4 K320 Haengsin KTX 32.3 K319 Gangmae 34.8 K318 Korea Aerospace University Susaek Rail Yard 38.2 K317 Susaek 38.8 K316 Digital Media City 40.5 K315 Gajwa ←Yongsan line P314 Sinchon P313 Seoul Station 42.2 K314 Hongik Univ. 43.1 K313 Sogang Univ. 45.0 K312 Gongdeok 45.7 K311 Hyochang Park 47.5 K110 Yongsan ←Gyeongbu Line 49.4 K111 Ichon 51.1 K112 Seobinggo 53.0 K113 Hannam 54.6 K114 Oksu 56.4 K115 Eungbong 57.8 K116 Wangsimni Sindap bridge Seongsu Branch 60.2 K117 Cheongnyangni 61.6 K118 Hoegi Jungnang 63.4 K119 Jungnang Mangu line 64.2 K120 Sangbong 64.8 K121 Mangu → 66.5 K122 Yangwon 69.7 K123 Guri 71.4 K124 Donong 75.1 K125 Yangjeong 77.4 K126 Deokso 78.9 K127 Dosim 83.1 K128 Paldang Paldang Tunnel 89.5 K129 Ungilsan Bukhan River 91.4 K130 Yangsu 96.1 K131 Sinwon 99.0 K132 Guksu 103.1 K133 Asin 105.9 K134 Obin 108.1 K135 Yangpyeong 113.9 K136 Wondeok 118.7 K137 Yongmun Yongmun Rail Yard K138 Jipyeong Jungang line

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

Frequent service is provided between Munsan and Yongmun by 8-car trains, with 6 trains weekdays and 5 on weekends running one station east of Yongmun to Jipyeong. 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 Paldang.

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

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

Travel time is approximately 3 hours all the way and many express services cut the time to 2h 15 min

The color shown on the map is jade.

History

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 as the Gyeongui Line, 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.

2017:

January 21: The line is extended eastward from Yongmun to Jipyeong.

2020:

March 28: A shuttle service began operating between Munsan and Imjingang.

2021:

January 5: Express service is modified, with all trains running express on the Gyeongui Line portion of the line now stopping at Yadang and Tanhyeon, and all main line trains running express on the Gyeongui Line portion stopping at Unjeong.

December 11: Another shuttle service began operating between Imjingang and Dorasan, finally replacing "Commuter Train" service along the whole Gyeongui Line.

2022:

December 17: Uncheon station opens as an in-fill station between Imjingang and Munsan after being relocated.

Future Plans

An in-fill station at Hyang-dong, between Hwajeon and Susaek, is expected to open in 2025.

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 Gajwa 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 (east of Yongsan).
• Jungang Line express services, operating express between Yongmun and Yongsan and then continuing as local trains on the Gyeongui Line (west of Yongsan).

Stations

GY: Gyeongui Line Express, via the Yongsan Line
GS: Gyeongui Line Express, to Seoul Station via Sinchon station
J: Jungang Line Express

Main Line

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	(shuttle for Imjingang)			---	0.0	Gyeonggi Province	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	●	●			Seohae (shared)		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	●	●					1.8	28.1		Goyang Deogyang-gu
K321	Neunggok	능곡	陵谷	｜	｜					1.8	29.9
K320	Haengsin	행신	幸信	●	●					1.5	31.4
K319	Gangmae	강매	江梅	｜	｜					0.9	32.3
K318	Korea Aerospace University	한국항공대	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	디지털미디어시티	●	●					0.6	38.8
K315	Gajwa	가좌	加佐	●	●		(for Seoul Station)			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	●		●	Mugunghwa-ho, Saemaeul-ho, and ITX-Saemaeul 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			●				1.4	57.8
K117	Cheongnyangni	청량리	淸凉里			●		Gyeongchun (shared)	Mugunghwa-ho, ITX-Saemaeul and Nuriro services	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			●			(limited service)	0.8	64.2
K121	Mangu	망우	忘憂			｜				0.6	64.8
K122	Yangwon	양원	養源			｜				1.7	66.5
K123	Guri	구리	九里			●				3.2	69.7	Gyeonggi Province	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			●	Mugunghwa-ho services (limited service) (limited service)			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			●	Mugunghwa-ho services (limited service)			2.5	108.1
K136	Wondeok	원덕	元德			｜				6.1	113.9
K137	Yongmun	용문	龍門			●	Mugunghwa-ho services (limited service)			5.6	118.7
K138	Jipyeong	지평	砥平	No service		No service	Mugunghwa-ho services (limited service)			3.6	122.3

Shuttle Service beyond Munsan

I: Munsan-Imjingang Shuttle
D: Imjingang-Dorasan Shuttle

Station Number	Station Name English	Station Name Hangul	Station Name Hanja	D	I	Transfer	Distance in km	Total Distance	Location
K338	Dorasan	도라산	都羅山	●			---	-9.8	Gyeonggi Province	Paju
K337	Imjingang	임진강	臨津江	●	●		3.7	-6.0
K336	Uncheon	운천	雲泉		●		2.3	-3.7
K335	Munsan	문산	文山		●	(main line)	3.7	0.0

Seoul Station~Gajwa

Station Number	Station	Hangul	Hanja	GS	Transfer
K315	Gajwa	가좌	加佐	Makes all stops	(main line)
P314	Sinchon	신촌	新村
P313	Seoul Station	서울역	---		Mugunghwa-ho and ITX-Saemaeul services

Rolling stock

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

References

1. Lee, Seon (1 December 2014). "경기도 "동~서 횡단 전철...첫 노선 27일 개통"" (in Korean). Ilgan Gyeonggi. Archived from the original on 25 December 2014. Retrieved 1 December 2014.
2. "Korail KNR". Naver Blog.
3. "Transport Developments in Seoul and Korea for 2020". January 4, 2020.
4. "경의선 '문산역~임진강역' 전철 내년 3월 개통". The Hankyoreh. December 4, 2019.
5. "국토부, 경의선 파주 운천역 건립 승인". 국제뉴스. March 10, 2020.
6. "향동지구 입주시작, 향동역 4~5년 뒤 완공". 18 February 2019.

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