Seoul Subway Line 6

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Seoul Subway Line 6 of the Seoul Metropolitan Rapid Transit Corporation cuts across northern Seoul in a U-shape. Line 6 opened its first section 7 Aug. 2000: Bonghwasan - Sangwolgok (4 km). On 15 Dec. 2000 the remaining section (27 km) was also put into service although 4 stations in central Seoul had not been finished by then (Itaewon - Yaksu). These stations were finally operable on 9 Mar. 2001, which concluded Seoul's ambitious metro expansion programme carried out since 1990. The transfer corridor at Sindang (Line 2) did not open until 3 Aug. 2001. Total length: 35.1 km.

Line 6 stops at these stations:

• Eungam transfer point for Eungam loop
• Gusan
• Yeonsinnae transfer to line 3
• Dokbawi
• Bulgwang transfer to line 3
• Yeokchon
• Eungam transfer point for Eungam loop
• Saejeol
• Jeungsan
• Susaek
• World Cup Stadium
• Mapo gu Office
• Mangwon
• Hapjeong transfer to line 2
• Sangsu
• Gwangheung chang
• Daeheung
• Gongdeok transfer to line 5
• Hyochang Park
• Samgakji transfer to line 4
• Noksapyeong
• Itaewon
• Hangangjin
• Beotigogae
• Yaksu transfer to line 3
• Cheonggu transfer to line 5
• Sindang transfer to line 2
• Dongmyo
• Changsin
• Bomun
• Anam
• Korea University
• Wolgok
• Sangwolgok
• Dolgoji
• Seokgye transfer to line 1
• Taereung transfer to line 7
• Hwarangdae
• Bonghwasan

See also

http://www.urbanrail.net/as/seou/seoul.htm

• Subways in South Korea
• List of Korea-related topics
• Seoul Metropolitan Rapid Transit Corporation
• Seoul Metropolitan Subway

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