North-Link Line

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The North-Link Line (北迴線) is the central section of the Eastern Line of the Taiwan Railway Administration. It has a total length of 86.6 km, including the 7.4 km segment beween Beipu and Hualien Port. [1]

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[edit] History

This railroad was completed in 1979 and was electrified in 2003. Expansion to two tracks (double track) was completed in January 2005.

[edit] Stations

  • Su-ao New (Suaosin) Station: Connecting to the Yilan Line
  • Yongchun: Merged by Yongle Station
  • Yongle
  • Dong-ao
  • Nan-ao
  • Wuta
  • Hanben
  • Heping
  • Heren
  • Chongde
  • Sincheng
  • Jingmei
  • Beipu
  • Hualian: Connecting to the Hwa-tung Line

[edit] See also

[edit] References

  1. ^ Taiwan Railways Administration
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Stations on the Taiwan Railway Administration (TRA) North-Link Line
（Yilan Line ←） Suaosin - Yongle - Dongao - Nanao - Wuta - Hanben - Heping - Heren - Chongde - Sincheng - Jingmei - Beipu - Hualien （→ Hwa-tung Line）
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