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| Seoul Subway Line 8 |
Transfer Sign |
| Korean name |
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Jamsil, one of the stops on line 8 - looking at a busy platform.
Seoul Subway Line 8 of the Seoul Metropolitan Rapid Transit Corporation was built 1990-99 and mainly serves the southeastern parts of Seoul and Seongnam. Jamsil to Amsa was opened July 1999. Total length: 17.7 km. The line will be extended to Guri station (north of the Han river).
[edit] Stations
| Station # |
Station Name |
Transferrable Lines |
Station Type |
Doors Open |
| in Gyeonggi province |
| 808 |
Byeollae |
Gyeongchun Line |
(under construction) |
|
| 809 |
Guri |
Jungang Line |
(under construction) |
|
| in Seoul |
| 810 |
Amsa |
|
Underground/Straight |
Right |
| 811 |
Cheonho |
Line 5 |
Underground/Straight |
Right |
| 812 |
Gangdong-gu Office |
|
Underground/Curved |
Right |
| 813 |
Mongchontoseong |
|
Underground/Curved |
Right |
| 814 |
Jamsil |
Line 2 |
Underground/Straight |
Right |
| 815 |
Seokchon |
Line 9 (under construction) |
Underground/Straight |
Right |
| 816 |
Songpa |
|
Underground/Straight |
Right |
| 817 |
Garak Market |
Line 3 (Under Construction) |
Underground/Straight |
Right |
| 818 |
Munjeong |
|
Underground/Straight |
Right |
| 819 |
Jangji |
|
Underground/Straight |
Right |
| 820 |
Bokjeong |
Bundang Line |
Underground/Straight |
Left |
| in Gyeonggi province |
| 821 |
Sanseong |
|
Underground/Curved |
Right |
| 822 |
Namhansanseong |
|
Underground/Straight |
Right |
| 823 |
Dandaeogeori |
|
Underground/Curved |
Right |
| 824 |
Sinheung |
|
Underground/Straight |
Right |
| 825 |
Sujin |
|
Underground/Straight |
Right |
| 826 |
Moran |
Bundang Line |
Underground/Straight |
Right |
[edit] See also
