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Taiwan Trunk Line (northern section)

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Native name
  
縱貫線 (北段)

Opened
  
10 August 1902

Number of tracks
  
2

Stations
  
32

Type
  
Heavy rail

Line length
  
125.4 km (77.9 mi)

Track gauge
  
3 ft 6 in (1,067 mm)

Taiwan Trunk Line (northern section)

Owner
  
Taiwan Railways Administration

Operator
  
Taiwan Railways Administration

Terminis
  
Zhunan Station, Keelung Station

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.

History

The line was completed in 1902, during Japanese rule. 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).

References

Taiwan Trunk Line (northern section) Wikipedia