Line 2, Dongguan Rail Transit

Line 2, Dongguan Rail Transit
Line 2
二号线
Overview
Type Rapid transit
System Dongguan Rail Transit
Status Under Construction
Locale Dongguan, China
Termini Dongguan Railway Station
Bitou
Stations 23 (15 operating)
Operation
Opened 29 December 2015
Operator(s) Dongguan Rail Transit Corporation, Limited
Character Underground and elevated
Technical
Line length 37.7 km (23.43 mi)
Number of tracks 2
Track gauge 1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in)
Current plan map of Dongguan Rail Transit
Current plan map of Dongguan Rail Transit

Line 2 of the Dongguan Rail Transit, formerly known as Line R2, is a planned subway line in Dongguan. The first section has 15 stations and is 37.743 kilometres (23.452 mi) long, from Shilong (Dongguan Railway Station) to Humen Coach Terminal in Dongguan, is expected to open in May 2016. Construction of the line 2 began in 2010.[1][2]

Stations

Section I
Station Name
English
Station Name
Hanzi
Platform Types
Transfer/Connection
Location
Humen Railway Station 虎门火车站 Under Construction Mainline rail interchange China Railway High-speed Humen
Exhibition Center 展览中心 Houjie
Shanmei 珊美
Liaoxia 寮厦
Chenwu 陈屋
Hadi 蛤地 Nancheng
Xiping 西平 Mainline rail interchange China Railway High-speed via Xincheng Center
Hongfu Road 鸿福路 1
Qifeng Park 旗峰公园 Dongcheng
Dongcheng 东城
Tianbao 天宝 Guancheng
Xiaqiao 下桥 Dongcheng
Liuhua Park 榴花公园
Chashan 茶山 Chashan
Dongguan Railway Station 东莞火车站 Mainline rail interchange China Railway High-speed Shilong
Section II
  1. Humen North (虎门北)
  2. Humen Economic Town (虎门商贸城)
  3. Humen Dadao (虎门大道)
  4. Humen Jinjie Lu (虎门金捷路)
  5. Humen Guangming Lu (虎门光明路)
  6. Humen South (虎门南)
  7. West Chang'an New District (长安新区西)
  8. Chang'an New District (长安新区) Interchange with Line 3
  9. East Chang'an New District (长安新区东)
  10. Bitou (碧头) Interchange with Shenzhen Metro Line 11

See also

References

  1. ↑ "R2线2011年5月份工程进展". Dongguan Rail Transit. 2011-06-01. Retrieved 2011-08-14.
  2. ↑ "东莞首条地铁试运行". 东莞阳光网. 2015-12-29. Retrieved 2015-12-30.

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