Halkapınar railway station

Halkapınar
TCDD intercity, regional
İZBAN commuter

The western end of the station.
Coordinates 38°15′38″N 27°06′02″E / 38.260615°N 27.100646°E / 38.260615; 27.100646
Owned by TCDD, İZBAN
Line(s) İZBAN
Northern Line
Platforms 2 island platforms
Tracks 4
Connections İzmir Metro, ESHOT Bus
Construction
Structure type At-grade
Platform levels 2
Disabled access Yes
Other information
Status In Operation
Station code 3615
History
Opened 1866
Closed 2006-2010
Rebuilt 2000, 2010
Electrified 2001
Previous names Mersinli (1866-2000)
Traffic
Passengers (2011) 1,793,536 (İZBAN)

Halkapınar railway station is a major transfer hub in İzmir, Turkey. Halkapınar is currently the only station in Turkey where a direct transfer between the railway and a city's metro system exists. The station is served by the Turkish State Railways to Bandırma, Ankara and Uşak as well as İZBAN to Aliağa. Transfer is available to the adjacent İzmir Metro's Halkapınar station as well as ESHOT's two bus terminals for city buses.

Overview

Halkapınar has two island platforms with 4 tracks as well as a small freight yard in the west side of the station. Platform 1 on the east side, is a high platform for İZBAN trains to Alsancak and Aliağa. Platform 2 is a low-lying platform on the west side is for intercity and regional trains operated by the Turkish State Railways. There are 4 tracks used for storing freight cars, with a branch line to the Port of İzmir and a container terminal adjacent to the station.

Bus Connections

ESHOT

Services

Previous Turkish State Railways Next
İzmir
Terminus
İzmir Blue Train
Menemen
Towards Ankara
İzmir
Terminus
Karesi Express
Menemen
Towards Ankara
İzmir
Terminus
6th of September Express
Menemen
Towards Bandırma
İzmir
Terminus
17th of September Express
Menemen
Towards Bandırma
İzmir
Terminus
Alsancak-Uşak Regional
Ulukent
Towards Uşak
İzmir
Terminus
Aegean Express
Menemen
Towards Balıkesir
Previous İZBAN Next
Alsancak
Terminus
Northern Line
Salhane
Towards Aliağa
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