Daegok–Sosa Line

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Daegok–Sosa Line
South Korea subway logo.svg
Overview
Native name 대곡-소사선 (素砂-大谷線)
Sosa-Daegokseon
Status Planned
Termini Daegok
Sosa
Stations 5 ~ 8
Operation
Opened 2021 (planned)
Technical
Line length 18.36 km (11.41 mi)
Daegok–Sosa Line
Hangul -
Hanja -
Revised Romanization Sosa-Daegokseon
McCune–Reischauer Sosa-Taegoksŏn

The Daegok–Sosa Line is a future subway line scheduled to open in 2021. The line would have between five to eight stations.

History

The line will consist of 18.36 km of track from Sosa to Daegok.[1][2] This would connected Sosa with the Sosa–Wonsi Line through Bucheon, Gimpo Airport, and into Ilsan in Goyang City, with a total travel time of 16 minutes.[1] The line will have transfers available for Line 7 at Bucheon Stadium Station, Lines 5, 9, and Arex at Gimpo Airport Station, and Line 3 and the Gyeongui-Jungang Line at Daegok Station. Construction is scheduled to begin in March 2016 with a completion date of 2021.[1][2] The construction is done under a build-lease-transfer concept and is carried out by Hyundai Engineering & Construction.[1][2]

Stations

The following list of stations may be subject to change as the line is constructed and various sources give conflicting information.

Station
Number
Station Name
English
Station Name
Hangul
Station Name
Hanja
Transfer
Line Name
Distance
in km
Total
Distance
Location
Daegok 대곡 x16px  Gyeongui–​Jungang 
Daegok–Sosa Branch
-
0.0
Neunggok 능곡  Gyeongui–​Jungang 
Gimpo International Airport Station 김포공항 Seoul Metro Line 5.png Seoul Metro Line 9.png Seoul Metro Arex Line.png
Wonjong 원종
Bucheon Stadium 부천종합운동장 x16px
Sosa 소사 x16px Sosa–Wonsi Line
18.36

Further plans

Tentative plans foresee the upgrade and incorporation of the Gyowae Line, currently a single-track non-electrified line without passenger service that connects Neunggok Station (with a junction just before Daegok Station) and Uijeongbu Station in Uijeongbu. The Uijeongbu–Daegok–Sosa-Wonsi Line would then provide orbital metro service as a northern semicircle around Seoul, complementing the southern semicircle formed by the Bundang Line and the Suin Line.[citation needed]

See also

References

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