South-Link Line

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The South-Link Line (南迴線) is a line of the Taiwan Railway Administration running along the south end of the island of Taiwan, connecting the eastern and western coasts.

[edit] History

This railroad line was completed in 1991, making it the newest rail line operated by the TRA.

[edit] Stations

• Fangliao: Connecting to the Pingtung Line
• Jialu
• Neishih
• Fangshan
• Gujhuang
• Datu
• Longsi
• Duoliang
• Jinlun
• Taimali
• Jhihben
• Kangle
• Taitung: Connecting to the Hwa-tung Line