Gyeongwon Line
Route
A yellow background in the "Distance" box indicates that section of the line is not electrified.

Gyeongwon Line

Section Title: Route
Table Section Text: A yellow background in the "Distance" box indicates that section of the line is not electrified.

Distance (Total; km)	Distance (S2S; km)	Original Name	Current Name	Opened	Connections	Notes

0.0	0.0	Yongsan 용산 (龍山)	15 October 1911	Gyeongbu Line Yongsan Line ● Seoul Subway Line 1

1.9	1.9	Ichon 이촌 (二村)	9 December 1978	● Seoul Subway Line 4

3.6	1.7	Seobinggo 서빙고 (西氷庫)	1 October 1917

7.7	4.1	Sucheolli 수천리	15 October 1911	Closed 1944

5.5	1.9	Hannam 한남 (漢南)	1 April 1980

7.1	1.6	Oksu 옥수 (玉水)	9 September 1978	● Seoul Subway Line 3

8.9	1.8	Seongsu 성수 (聖水)	Eungbong 응봉 (鷹峰)	9 September 1978	Renamed 10 July 1980

10.4	2.7	Wangsimni 왕십리 (往十里)	15 October 1911	● Seoul Subway Line 2 ● Seoul Subway Line 5 ● Bundang Line

12.7	2.4	Cheongnyangni 청량리 (淸凉里)	15 October 1911	Jungang Line ● Seoul Subway Line 1 ● Subway Gyeongchun Line

14.1	1.4	Hoegi 회기 (回基)	1 April 1980	● Subway Gyeongchun Line ● Subway Gyeongui–Jungang Line

14.9	0.8	Hwigyeong 휘경 (徽慶)	Hankuk Univ. of Foreign Studies 외대앞 (外大앞)	15 August 1974	Renamed 1 January 1996

15.7	0.8	Sinimun 신이문 (新里門)	5 January 1980

17.1	1.4	Seokgye 석계 (石溪)	14 January 1985	● Seoul Subway Line 6

18.2	5.5	Yeonchon 연촌 (硯村) - to 5/3/1963 Seongbuk (城北)	Kwangwoon University 광운대 (光云大)	25 July 1939	current and former Gyeongchun Lines	Renamed to current name 25 February 2013

19.3	1.1	Wolgye 월계 (月溪)	22 August 1985

20.7	1.4	Nokcheon 녹천 (鹿川)	22 August 1985

21.7	1.0	Changdong 창동 (倉洞)	15 October 1911	● Seoul Subway Line 1 ● Seoul Subway Line 4

23.4	1.7	Banghak 방학 (放鶴)	2 September 1986

24.7	1.3	Dobong 도봉 (道峰)	2 September 1986

25.9	1.2	Nuwon 누원 (樓阮)	Dobongsan 도봉산 (道峰山)	2 September 1986	● Seoul Subway Line 7	Renamed 1 January 1988

28.2	2.3	Mangwolsa 망월사 (望月寺)	21 June 1966

29.6	1.4	Hoeryong 회룡 (回龍)	2 September 1986	● U Line

31.2	1.6	Uijeongbu 의정부 (議政府)	15 October 1911

32.4	1.2	Uijeongbu Bukbu 의정부북부 (議政府北部)	Ganeung 가능 (佳陵)	5 October 1987	Renamed 15 December 2006

33.7	3.1	Nogyang 녹양 (綠楊)	15 December 2006

35.3	1.6	Junae 주내 (州内)	Yangju 양주 (楊州)	25 December 1948	Renamed 28 December 2007

37.5	2.2	Majeon Signal Area 마전신호장 (磨田信号場)	15 December 2006

40.6	5.3	Deokgye 덕계 (德溪)	15 December 2006

43.5	2.9	Deokjeong	15 October 1911

49.1	5.6	Jihaeng 지행 (紙杏)	30 January 2005

50.1	1.0	Eosudong 어수동 (御水洞) - to 10/2/1984 Dongducheon 동두천 (東豆川)	Dongducheon Jungang 동두천중앙 (東豆川中央)	1 February 1955	Renamed to current name 15 December 2006

51.5	1.4	Bosan 보산 (保山)	15 December 2006

53.1	1.6	Dongducheon 동두천 (東豆川) - to 10/2/1984 Dong-an 동안 (東安)	Dongducheon 동두천 (東豆川)	25 July 1912	Renamed to original name 15 December 2006

55.6	2.5	Soyosan 소요산 (逍遙山)	11 January 1976

59.7	4.1	Choseong-ri 초성리 (哨城里)	10 September 1953	Originally opened 5 October 1950 as a UN munitions facility.

62.7	3.0	Hantangang 한탄강 (漢灘江)	28 June 1975	In DPRK until 1953. Reopened 1975.

65.2	2.5	Jeongok 전곡 (全谷)	25 July 1912	In DPRK to 1953

73.8	8.4	Yeoncheon 연천 (漣川)	5 October 1914	In DPRK to 1953

77.4	3.6	Sinmang-ri 신망리 (新望里)	21 August 1956

84.4	7.0	Daegwang-ri 대광리 (大光里)	21 October 1912	In DPRK to 1953

88.8	4.4	Sintan-ri 신탄리 (新炭里)	10 July 1913	In DPRK to 1953

94.4	5.6	Baengmagoji 백마고지 (白馬高地)	20 November 2012

Section north of Baengmagoji closed

98.1	3.7	Cheorwon 철원 (鉄原)	21 October 1912	former Geumgangsan Line	In DPRK to 1953. Closed.

103.1	5.0	Woljeongni 월정리 (月井里)	10 July 1913	In DPRK to 1953. Closed. Since restored as a museum.

Demilitarized Zone

113.1	10.0	Gagok	가곡 (佳谷)	In DPRK. Closed.

Section north of Pyeonggang part of Korean State Railway's Gangwon Line

119.9	6.8	Pyeonggang	평강 (平康)	Gangwon Line

Sentence(s)

Gyeongwon Line had a length of 88.8 km.
The Gyeongwon Line was in operation from Yongsan and Sintalli, with a length of 88.8 km.

final_sentence: Gyeongwon Line had a length of 88.8 km.
final_sentence: The Gyeongwon Line was in operation from Yongsan and Sintalli, with a length of 88.8 km.