Shiliu Station

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Shiliu Station 石榴車站
Shiliu Station
Location
County	Yunlin
City	Douliu
History
Opened	October 15, 1905
Former name	石榴班驛 (Japanese)
Rail services
Line(s)	Western Line (157)
Operator(s)	Taiwan Railway Administration
Taiwan Railway Administration Station
Level	招呼站
Zhuyin Code	ㄌㄧㄡ
Mileage (from Keelung)	255.8 km

Shiliu Station (Chinese: 石榴車站; pinyin: Shíliú Chēzhàn) is a railway station on the Taiwan Railway Administration (TRA) Western Line located in Douliu City, Yunlin County, Taiwan. The station does not offer passenger service.

Overview

This wooden station has two side platforms. The station originally had an island platform, but it was demolished after the station was converted to a depot. The station currently only serves shuttle services and is considered a hikyō station.

History

October 15, 1905: Opened as Shiliuban-eki (石榴班驛).
September 19, 1908: Due to lack of business, service ceased.
1941: Re-opened as Shiliuban Signal Field (石榴班信號場).
1945: Name changed to Shiliuban Switching Station (石榴班號誌站).
June 6, 1950: Name changed to Shiliuban Station (石榴班車站). Upgraded to Class 3 station.
March 1, 1955: Name changed to Shiliu Station (石榴站).
August 15, 1990: Station is downgraded to a hikyō station. Management is now under Douliu Station.

Around the station

Shiliuban River
National Highway No. 3

Nearby stations

Preceding station		Taiwan Railway Administration		Following station
Linnei toward Keelung		Western Line		Douliu toward Kaohsiung

References

External links

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Taiwan Railway Administration Western Line

Taiwan Trunk Line

Northern section	Keelung Sankeng Badu → Yilan Line Qidu Baifu Wudu Xizhi Xike Zhangshuwan Nangang Songshan Taipei Wanhua Banqiao Fuzhou Shulin Shulin South Shanjia Yingge Fengming Taoyuan → Linkou Line Guoji Road Yongfeng Road Neili Chung Yuan Christian University Zhongli Pingzhen Puxin Yangmei Fugang Hukou Xinfeng Zhubei North Hsinchu Hsinchu → Neiwan Line Hsinchu South Xiangshan Qiding Zhunan

Mountain Line (Taichung Line)	Zhunan Zaoqiao Fengfu Miaoli Nanshi Tongluo Sanyi → Old Mountain Line Tai-an Houli Fengyuan Fengnan Tanzi Toujiacuo Songzhu Taiyuan Jingwu Taichung Wuquan Daqing Wuri Xinwuri Chenggong → Chengzhui Line Changhua

Coast Line	Zhunan Tanwen Dashan Houlong Longgang Baishatun Xinpu Tongxiao Yuanli Rinan Dajia Taichung Port Qingshui Shalu Longjing Dadu Zhuifen → Chengzhui Line Changhua

Southern section	Changhua Changhua South Huatan Dacun Yuanlin Yongjing Shetou Tianzhong Ershui → Jiji Line Linnei Shiliu Douliu Dounan Shigui Dalin Minxiong Jiabei Chiayi Tropic of Cancer Shuishang Nanjing Houbi Xinying Liuying Linfengying Longtian Balin Shanhua Nanke Xinshi Yongkang Industrial Park Service Center Yongkang Daqiao Tainan Linsen South Tainan Bao'an Rende Zhongzhou → Shalun Line Dahu Luzhu Gangshan Qiaotou Nanzi Xinzuoying Zuoying Neiwei Kaohsiung Museum Of Fine Arts Gushan Sankuaicuo Kaohsiung

Pingtung Line

Kaohsiung
Minzu
National Science and Technology Museum
Zhengyi (Chengqing)
Fengshan
Houzhuang
Jiuqutang
Liukuaicuo
Pingtung
Pingtung South
Guilai
Linluo
Xishi
Zhutian
Chaozhou
Kanding
Nanzhou
Zhen'an
Linbian
Jiadong
Donghai
Fangliao
- → South-Link Line

Coordinates: 23°43′54.3″N 120°34′48″E / 23.731750°N 120.58000°E / 23.731750; 120.58000

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