Guangfo Metro

Guangfo Line / Metro
广佛线 / 广佛地铁

The C entrance/exit of Kuiqi Lu Station
Statistics
Type Rapid transit
System Guangzhou Metro
FMetro
Status Operational
Locale Foshan - Guangzhou, China
Termini Kuiqi Lu
Xilang
No. of stations 14
Service routes 1
Operation
Opened 25 September 2010
Owner City of Guangzhou
City of Foshan
Operator(s) Guangzhou Metro Corporation
Foshan Railway Investment Construction Group
Character Underground
Technical
Line length 20.4 km (12.68 mi)
No. of tracks 2
Gauge 1,435 mm (4 ft 8 12 in)
Electrification Overhead lines, 1,500 V DC

Guangfo Metro (Chinese: 广佛地铁; pinyin: Guǎngfó Dìtiě), Guangfo Line (Chinese: 广佛线; pinyin: Guǎngfó Xiàn), or Line 1 of the FMetro (Chinese: 佛山地铁1号线; pinyin: Fóshān Dìtiě Yī Hào Xiàn) is a subway line that connects the Chinese cities Foshan and Guangzhou. The line is currently 20 km long and has 14 stations, which are all underground.[1] When the line is completed, it will have 32.2 km of tracks and 21 stations, of which 17.4 km of tracks and 10 stations will be located in Guangzhou.[2] It was expected to start construction in 2002 with a tentative opening in 2009.[3][4][5] However, due to capital shortage, its construction was claimed to be suspended until it resumed in 2007.[6] The section between Kuiqilu (魁奇路) and Xilang (西朗) was completed in 2010 while the route between Xilang and Lijiao (Chinese: 沥滘) will be completed in 2012.[7]

Stations

Station
Code
Station Name
English
Station Name
Hanzi
Platform Types
Transfer
Location
GF/01 Kuiqi Lu 魁奇路 island (und) Chancheng
(Foshan)
GF/02 Jihua Park 季华园 island (und)
GF/03 Tongji Lu 同济路 island (und)
GF/04 Zumiao 祖庙 island (und)
GF/05 Pujun Beilu 普君北路 island (und)
GF/06 Chao'an 朝安 island (und)
GF/07 Guicheng 桂城 island (und) Nanhai
(Foshan)
GF/08 Nangui Lu 南桂路 island (und)
GF/09 Leigang 𧒽岗 island (und)
GF/10 Qiandeng Lake 千灯湖 island (und)
GF/11 Financial Hi-Tech Zone 金融高新区 island (und)
GF/12 Longxi 龙溪 island (und) Liwan
(Guangzhou)
GF/13 Jushu 菊树 island (und)
GF/14 Xilang 西朗 island (und) Line 1

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