Hyoksin Line

The Pyongyang Metro Hyoksin Line is a rapid transit line owned and operated by Pyongyang Metro in Pyongyang, North Korea.

Pyongyang Metro Hyoksin Line
Overview
TypeRapid transit
LocalePyongyang
TerminiKwangbok
Ragwŏn
Stations9 (include closed station)
Operation
Opened1978
OwnerPyongyang Metro
Rolling stockBVG Class D
Technical
Line length15 km (9.3 mi)
Track gauge1435mm
Route map

Ragwŏn
Kwangmyŏng
Samhŭng
Chŏnsŭng
( Jŏnu)
Hyŏksin
Kŏnsŏl
Hwanggŭmbŏl
Kŏn'guk
Kwangbok
Yŏngung
Ch'ilgok

Stations

Stations of the Pyongyang Metro
#2 Hyŏksin Line 혁신선 (革新線)
StationLiteral meaningTransferOpened
Kwangbok 광복 (光復)Glorious Restoration 9 September 1985
Kŏn'guk 건국 (建國)National Foundation
Hwanggŭmbŏl 황금벌 (黃金벌)Golden Soil 6 September 1978
Kŏnsŏl 건설 (建設)Construction
Hyŏksin 혁신 (革新)Innovation 9 September 1975
Chŏnsŭng 전승 (戰勝)Complete Victory#1 Jŏnu
Samhŭng 삼흥 (三興)Three Revolutions
Kwangmyŏng 광명 (光明)Bright FutureClosed in 1995
Ragwŏn 락원 (樂園)Paradise


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