Taiwan Trunk Line (northern section)
The Taiwan Trunk Line (northern section) (Chinese: 縱貫線 (北段); pinyin: Zòngguàn Xiàn (běiduàn)) is a line of the Taiwan Railway Administration in Taiwan. It is 125.4 km long with double track.[1]
History
The line was completed in 1902. It is electrified (25 kV) with two tracks from Keelung Station to Zhunan Station. At the northern end by Badu Station there is a connection to the Eastern Line, on the southern end it split into two routes at Zhunan Station: Coastal Line and Taichung Line (Mountain Line).
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| Trunkways | | |
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| Western | |
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| Eastern | |
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| Southern | |
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| Axillary & Branch | |
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| Freight |
- Hualien Harbor
- Taichung Harbor
- Kaohsiung Harbor
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| Scenic | |
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| Defunct |
- Songshan Airport
- Hsinchu Airport
- Shueishang Airport
- Pingtung Airport
- Donggang
- Dongshi
- Shengang
- Toufen Industrial Area Branch
- Tropic of Cancer Branch
- Tobacco Factory
- Relief Agency
- Datong Yunli
- Sanzhangli Branch
- Tamsui
- Xinbeitou Branch
- Asia Branch
- Xindian
- Zhonghe
- Linkou
- Su'ao Harbor
- Keelung Harbor
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| Planned & U/C |
- Taipei–Yilan New
- Dajia–Houli
- Hengchun
- Huwei Branch
- Yongning Branch
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| Failed | |
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