Line 5, Ningbo Rail Transit

Line 5, Ningbo Rail Transit
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Overview
Type Rapid transit
System Ningbo Rail Transit
Status Under construction
Locale Ningbo, Zhejiang, China
Termini Buzheng
Xingzhuang Road
Stations 22
Operation
Opened 2021
Owner Ningbo
Operator(s) Ningbo Rail Transit Co.,Ltd.
Character Underground
Technical
Line length 27.6 km (17.15 mi)
Number of tracks 2
Track gauge 1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in)

Line 5 of Ningbo Rail Transit (Chinese: 宁波轨道交通5号线) is a rapid transit line under construction in Ningbo. It starts from west Yinzhou District and ends in Xingzhuang Road Station in Zhenhai District. In the future extension plan, the line will extend and become a loop.[1] The construction of the first section started on September 28, 2016.[2]

Route

Line 5 starts from Buzheng Station in western Yinzhou District as an underground line. Then it goes along Yinxian Road and passes the Fenghua River until it reaches Xiaying and turns north. Then the line goes along first Haiyan Road and then Yuanshi Road. Then the line passes the Yong River and reaches its destination, Xingzhuang Road Station.[3]

Stations

Phase 1 (open in 2019)

Station name Connections Location
English Chinese
Buzheng 布政 Haishu
Duanmei Road 段梅路
Jinfang Station 金房
Shiqi 石碶  2 
Yayuan Road 雅源路
Bailiang North Road 百梁北路 Yinzhou
Tai'an Road 泰安路
Yinzhou District Government 鄞州区政府  3 
Qianhu South Road 钱湖南路
South Higher Education Zone 南高教园区  4 
Xiaying 下应
Jinyuan Road 金源路
Fuqiang Road 富强路
Haiyan South Road 海晏南路
Baizhang Road 百丈路
Haiyan North Road 海晏北路  1 
Min'an Road 民安路  7 
Exhibition Center 会展中心
High Tech Zone 高新区  6 
Lamei Road 腊梅路
Sanguantang Road 三官堂  2  Jiangbei
Xingzhuang Road 兴庄路 Zhenhai

*Station names might be changed in construction.

References

  1. ↑ "宁波市轨道交通5号线工程可行性研究及相关专题研究（其他）招标公告". Ningbo Development and Reform Council. 2011-04-15. Retrieved 2012-03-21.
  2. ↑ "地铁5号线一期今天上午开工！工期5年" (in Chinese). 甬派客户端. 2016-09-28. Retrieved 2016-09-28.
  3. ↑ Ningbo Environment Protection Design Group, Environment impact report of Line 5, Ningbo Rail Transit, Ningbo, January, 2016


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