Gyeonggang Line Info
- Network Seoul Subway
- Operation Started 2016
- Total Length 54.8 km
- Total Stations 10
Terminals
From
Pangyo
To
Sejongdaewangneung
Gyeonggang Line Overview
The first phase of the Gyeonggang Line, between Pangyo and Yeoju, opened on September 24, 2016, as part of the Seoul Metropolitan Subway system. The second section, between Seowonju and Gangneung, opened on December 22, 2017. The line is 54 kilometers long and currently operates in two separate sections. It connects southeastern Gyeonggi-do with Gangwon-do and provides interchange with several railway lines, including the Bundang Line, Shimbundang Line, and Jungang Line.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Gyeonggang Line
Gyeonggang Line has 10 stations on the Seoul Subway network.
Gyeonggang Line runs between Pangyo and Sejongdaewangneung.
Gyeonggang Line is approximately 54.8 km long.
Gyeonggang Line opened in 2016.
Gyeonggang Line is a Suburban line operated under Seoul Subway.
Gyeonggang Line is part of the Seoul Subway transit network.