Yeoju Line

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Yeoju Line 중부내륙선（中部內陸線） Jungbunaeryukseon

Statistics
Type
Status	Under Construction
Termini	Pangyo Yeoju
No. of stations	11
Operation
Opened	2015 (planned)
Technical
Line length	53.8 km (33.4 mi) or 54.8 km (34.1 mi)
No. of tracks	2

Route diagram

Yeoju Line
Hangul	중 부 내 륙 선
Hanja	中部內陸線

Revised Romanization	Jungbunaeryukseon
McCune–Reischauer	Chungbunaeryuksŏn

The Yeoju Line (중부내륙선, literally Center Inland Line) is a commuter rail line under construction in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. It runs from the city of Seongnam to Yeoju County, partially coinciding with the route of the former narrow-gauge Suryeo Line. It is currently being electrified and double-tracked for inclusion in the Seoul Metropolitan Subway network, planned to be opened in 2015.

Stations

Station number	Station name			Transfer	Line name	Distance in km		Location
Station number	Romanized	Hangul	Hanja	Transfer	Line name	Station distance	Total distance	Location
	Pangyo	판교	板橋	Sinbundang	Yeoju Line	---	0.0	Gyeonggi-do	Seongnam-si	Bundang-gu
	Imae	이매	二梅	Bundang		1.4	1.4		Seongnam-si	Bundang-gu
	Samdong	삼동	三洞			7.0	8.4		Gwangju-si
	Gyeonggi Gwangju	경기광주	京畿廣州			4.8	13.2
	Daessang	대쌍	大雙			5.1	18.3
	Gonjiam	곤지암	昆池岩			4.9	23.2
	Sindun	신둔	新屯			7.0	30.2		Icheon-si
	Icheon	이천	利川			7.3	37.5
	Bubal	부발	夫鉢	Pyeongtaek-Bubal Line		4.5	42.0
	Neungseo	능서	陵西			7.4	49.4		Yeoju-gun
	Yeoju	여주	驪州	Yeoju-Wonju Line		5.4	54.8		Yeoju-gun

Possible Yeoju - Mungyeong Extension

Station number	Station name			Transfer	Line name	Distance in km		Location
Station number	Romanized	Hangul	Hanja	Transfer	Line name	Station distance	Total distance	Location
	Bubal	부발	夫鉢	Pyeongtaek-Bubal Line	Yeoju Line	4.5	42.0	Gyeonggi-do	Icheon-si
	Ganam	가남	加南						Yeoju-gun
	Janghowon	장호원	長湖院						Icheon-si
	Gamgok	감곡	甘谷					Chungcheongbuk-do	Eumseong-gun
	Yangseong	양성	仰城						Chungju
	Geumga	금가	金加
	Chungju	충주	忠州	Chungbuk Line
	Salmi	살미	乷味
	Suanbo	수안보	水安堡
	Yeonpung	연풍	延豊						Goesan-gun
	Mungyeong	문경	聞慶	Mungyeong Line				Gyeongsangbuk-do	Mungyeong

Public transport in the Seoul Metropolitan Area

Railroads

KTX	Gyeongbu Line Honam Line

Metropolitan Subway Lines	Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 Line 4 Line 5 Line 6 Line 7 Line 8 Line 9 AREX Jungang Gyeongui Gyeongchun Bundang Suin Sinbundang Incheon 1 Everline U Line

Under construction	Ui LRT(2014) Yeoju (2015) Incheon 2 (2016) Sosa-Wonsi (2016)

Planned	Daegok–Sosa (2017) Sinansan (2018) Seoul LRT lines GTX Incheon 3

Cancelled	Wolmido Galaxy Rail

Expressways

#1
#15
#35
#37
#50
#60
#100
#110
#120
#130

Buses

Seoul
Gyeonggi-do
Incheon
Seoul Express Bus Terminal
Central City
Dongseoul Bus Terminal
Sangbong Intercity Bus Terminal
Seoul Nambu Bus Terminal

Airports

Related topics

T-money
Upass
Mybi
KTX Family Card
hi-pass
CashBee

Rapid transit in South Korea

Seoul
Capital
Area

Urban Rail

Seoul	● Line 1 ● Line 2 ● Line 3 ● Line 4 ● Line 5 ● Line 6 ● Line 7 ● Line 8 ● Line 9

Incheon	● Line 1 ○ Line 2 (u/c)

Metropolitan Rail

● Line 1 [Korail]
● Line 3 [Korail]
● Line 4 [Korail]
● Jungang Line [K1]
● Bundang Line [K2]
● Gyeongui Line [K3]
● Gyeongchun Line [P1]
● Suin Line [K2]
● AREX
● Sinbundang Line [DX Line]
○ Yeoju Line (u/c)
○ Sosa–Wonsi Line (u/c)

Light Metro Rail

● U Line
● Everline
● Incheon Airport Maglev (u/c)
○ Ui Line (u/c)
○ Gimpo Subway Line (u/c)

Busan

Urban Rail	● Line 1 ● Line 2 ● Line 3 ● Line 4

Light Metro Rail	● Busan–Gimhae LRT

Daegu

● Line 1
● Line 2
● Line 3 (u/c)

Daejeon

● Line 1

Gwangju

● Line 1

References

Ivo Spanjersberg (August 20, 2009). "Narrow gauge in Korea: the Inchon – Suwon – Yeoju line". Spanjersberg.
"Seongnam-Yeoju Line to have double track electric railways" (Press release). Korail. July 15, 2005.

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