Beijing-Shanghai Express Railway

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Beijing-Shanghai Express Railway (京滬高速鐵路) is one of China's ambitious plans for high-speed trains. It was originally scheduled for completion before the beginning of 2008 Summer Olympics and Expo 2010. Project was delayed due to controversy and construction started on April 18, 2008.[1][2] It will be 1,318 kilometres (819 mi) long [3] and will be the longest single phase high-speed railway ever built in the world. Its top speed will be 350 km/h (220 mph), cutting Beijing to Shanghai travel time from 9 hours to 5 hours. The rolling stock used on this line will be the CRH (China Railway High-speed) series trains.

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There will be 21 stations.[4]

Station in Chinese City Distance (km)
(from Beijing)
Transfers Remarks
Beijing South 北京南 Beijing 0.0
廊坊 Langfang ?
Tianjin West 天津西 Tianjin ?
华苑 Huazhen ?
沧州 Cangzhou ?
德州 Dezhou ?
济南 Jinan ?
泰安 Tai'an ?
曲阜 Qufu ?
枣庄 Zaozhuang ?
徐州 Xuzhou ?
宿州 Suzhou ?
蚌埠 Bengbu ?
滁州 Chuzhou ?
Nanjing South 南京南 Nanjing ?
镇江 Jingkou ?
常州 Changzhou ?
无锡 Wuxi ?
苏州 Suzhou ?
昆山 Kunshan ?
Shanghai Hongqiao 上海虹桥 Shanghai 1318

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