Green line (Taoyuan Metro)
The Green line is a rapid transit line of the Taoyuan Metro under construction. The green line will join with the Taoyuan Airport MRT at Hengshan.
Construction on the green line began in Bade District, Taoyuan on 15 October 2018.[1][2] A groundbreaking ceremony was held on 11 October 2019.[3]
History
Station List
| Route | Station Code | Station Name | Transfer | Location | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| English | Chinese | |||||
| Main Line | G01 | Bade | 八德 | Daxi Branch Line,
Zhongli Branch Line |
Bade | Taoyuan |
| G02 | Jianguo Rd. | 建國路 | ||||
| G03 | Mayuan | 麻園 | ||||
| G04 | Da'nan | 大湳 |  | |||
| G05 | Zhongyong W. St. | 忠勇西街 | ||||
| G06 | Yangming Park | 陽明公園 | Taoyuan | |||
| G07 | Taoyuan Main Sta. | 桃園車站 | 
| |||
| G08 | Yong'he Market | 永和市場 | ||||
| G09 | Minguang Rd. | 民光路 | ||||
| G10 | Daxing W. Rd. Intersection | 大興西路 | | |||
| G11 | Taoyuan P. Arts Center(TPAC) | 展演中心 | ||||
| G12 | Nankan Bus Station | 南崁轉運站 | ||||
| G13 | Nanzhu Rd. | 南竹 | Luzhu | |||
| G13a | Luzhu Ind. Park | 蘆竹工業區 | ||||
| G14 | Changxing | 長興 | (Some trains goes towards Kengkou from here) | |||
| G15 | Taoyuan Aerotropolis 1st | 航空城一 | Dayuan | |||
| G16 | Taoyuan Aerotropolis 2nd | 航空城二 | ||||
| G17 | Taoyuan Aerotropolis 3rd | 航空城三 | ||||
| G18 | Hengshan | 橫山 | | |||
| Guolinkeng Branch Line | G31 | Guolin | 菓林 | |||
| G32 | Kengkou | 坑口 | | |||
| Daxi Branch Line | G01 | Bade | 八德 | Green Line (Main Line) | Luzhu | Taoyuan |
| GA1 | Puding Sunbeam | 埔頂新光 | Daxi | |||
| GA2 | Renshan Elementary School | 仁善國小 | ||||
| GA3 | Puding Transshipment Station | 埔頂轉運站 | ||||
| Zhongli Branch Line | G01 | Bade | 八德 | Green Line (Main Line) | Luzhu | Taoyuan |
| GE1 | Xiaoli | 霄裡 | Zhongli | |||
| GE2 | Shihsiao | 士校 | ||||
| GE3 | FuTai Elementary School | 富台國小 | ||||
| GE4 | Veterans Service | 榮民服務處 | ||||
| GE5 | Zhongli Sports Park | 中壢體育園區 | | |||
References
- Wu, Jui-chi; Yen, William (16 October 2018). "Construction starts on Taoyuan Metro Green Line: official". Taiwan News. Central News Agency. Archived from the original on 15 October 2018. Retrieved 13 October 2019 – via China Post. Alt URL
- Barrow, Keith (17 October 2018). "Construction begins on Taoyuan metro Green Line". Rail Journal. Retrieved 13 October 2019.
- "Ground broken for Taoyuan Metro green line". Overseas Chinese Affairs Council. Central News Agency. 11 October 2018. Archived from the original on 11 October 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2019. Alt URL Republished as: "Taoyuan Green Line breaks ground". Taipei Times. 12 October 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2019.
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