Yilan Line

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Yilan Line, Taiwan
Legend
km Station
Connecting to the Western Line
0.0 Badu
1.6 Nuannuan
Keelung City - New Taipei City border
3.9 Sijiaoting
8.9 Ruifang
Connecting to the Shenao Line
13.5 Houtong
16.0 Sandiaoling
Connecting to the Pingxi Line
19.6 Mudan
22.9 Shuangxi
28.3 Gongliao
32.0 Fulong
New Taipei City - Yilan county border
37.4 Shicheng
40.1 Dali
44.8 Daxi
49.4 Guishan
53.0 Wai-ao
56.6 Toucheng
58.8 Dingpu
62.9 Jiaoxi
67.6 Sicheng
71.3 Yilan
77.1 Erjie
78.3 Zhongli
80.1 Luodong
85.1 Dongshan
89.3 Xinma
90.2 Su-aoxin
Connecting to the North-Link Line
93.6 Su-ao
特等站, Special Station
一等站, Level 1 Station
二等站, Level 2 Station
三等站, Level 3 Station
簡易站, Simple Station
招呼站, "Called on" Station

The Yilan Line (Chinese: 宜蘭線; pinyin: Yilán Xiàn) is the northern section of the Eastern Line of the Taiwan Railway Administration in Taiwan. It has a length of 95 km.[1]

History

This railroad was completed in 1924. It was expanded to two tracks in the early 1980s. In 2000, it was electrified between Badu and Luodong. The remaining part was completed in 2003.

Stations

Train passing through the rural Sandiaoling Station
Station NameTransfers and NotesLocation
HanyuTongyongChinese
Badu八堵→ Connecting to the Western Line Nuannuan DistrictKeelung City
Nuannuan暖暖
SijiaotingSihjiaoting四腳亭 Ruifang DistrictNew Taipei City
RuifangRueifang瑞芳→ Connecting to the Shenao Line
Houtong侯硐
Sandiaoling三貂嶺→ Connecting to the Pingxi Line
Mudan牡丹 Shuangxi District
ShuangxiShuangsi雙溪
Gongliao貢寮 Gongliao District
Fulong福隆
ShichengShihcheng石城The easternmost train station in Taiwan Toucheng TownshipYilan County
Dali大里
DaxiDasi大溪
GuishanGueishan龜山
Wai'aoWai-ao外澳
Toucheng頭城
Dingpu頂埔
JiaoxiJiaosi礁溪 Jiaoxi Township
SichengSihcheng四城
Yilan宜蘭 Yilan City
Erjie二結 Wujie Township
ZhongliJhongli中里
Luodong羅東 Luodong Township
Dongshan冬山 Dongshan Township
XinmaSinma新馬 Su'ao Township
Su'aoxinSu-aosin蘇澳新→ Connecting to the North-Link Line
Su'aoSu-ao蘇澳
  • The Shenao Line only runs freight service.

See also

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