Suryo Line
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| Suryo Line | |
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| Hangul: |
수려선
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| Hanja: |
水麗線
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| Revised Romanization: | Su ryo seon |
| McCune-Reischauer: | Su ryo sŏn |
The Suryo Line is a former narrow-gauge railway line owned by Korean National Railroad. This line connected Suwon to Yeoju. Suryo Line was abandoned in May 31, 1973.
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[edit] Route
Suwon-Hwaseong-Wonchon-Singal-Eojeong-Yongin-Mapyeong-Wangji-Jeil-Onchon-Pogyo-Yusan-Ichon-Uchon-Chukdang-Haryu-Gwangdaeri-Yeonraeri-Yeoju
[edit] Future
Ministry of Construction and Transportation or Korail does not have reconstruction plan of whole Suryeo Line. But, as a part of Jungbunaeryuk Line construction, Yeoju will have railroad connection with Seongnam and Chungju.
[edit] Rolling stocks
Suryo line uses narrow gauge SL, narrow gauge freight car, KNR160 diesel car and KNR18000 passenger car. After closing of this line, all rolling stocks were send to Suin Line. KNR160 and KNR18000 are reserved and now in Railroad Museum.
[edit] See also
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