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Chimchon Station Korean name Hangul 침촌역 Hanja 沈村驛 Revised Romanization Chimchon-yeok McCune-Reischauer Ch'imch'on-yŏk Chimchon Station is a passenger railway station located in Hwangju County, North Korea. It is on located on the Pyongbu Line, which was formed from part of the Kyongui Line to accommodate the shift of the capital from Seoul to Pyongyang; though this line theoretically connects Pyongyang to Pusan, in reality it ends at Kaesong due to the Demilitarized zone. The station was originallu opened by the Japanese as Chinson Station.
Pyongbu Line Pyongyang – Taedonggang – Ryokpo – Chunghwa – Hukkyo – Kandong – Hwangju – Chimchon – Jongbang-ri – Sariwon Chongnyon – Pongsan – Chonggye – Hungsu – Munmu – Sohung – Sinmak – Mulgae – Pyongsan – Taebaeksansong – Hanpo – Kumchon – Kyejong – Ryohyon – Kaepung – Kaesong – Sonha – Pongdong – Panmun – (South of MDL) – Torasan – Imjingang – Unchon – Munsan – Paju – Wollong – Kumchon (Kyonggi) – Kumrung – Unjong – Tanhyon – Ilsan – Pungsan – Paekma – Koksan – Taegok – Runggok – Haengsin – Hwajon – Susaek – Kajwa –Sinchon – Seoul – Ryongsan – Roryangjin – Taebang – Singil – Yongdungpo – Sindorim – Kuro – Karibong – Toksan – Kumchon-gu Offices – Soksu – Kwanak – Anyang – Myonghak – Kumjong – Kunpo – Uiwang – Sungkyunkwan University – Hwaso – Suwon – Seryu – Pyongjom – Sema – Osan College – Chinwi – Songtan – Sojong-ri – Chije Station – Pyongtaek – Songhwan – Chiksan – Tujong – Chonan – Sojong-ri – Chonui – Chondong – Sochang – Chochiwon – Naepan – Pugang – Maepo – Sintanjin – Hoedok – Taejon Marshalling Yard – Taejon – Sechon –Chungyak– Okchon –Kapung– Iwon – Chitan – Simchon – Kakkye – Yongdong –Miruk– Hwanggan – Chupungryong – Sinam – Chikji-sa Station – Kimchon – Taesin – Apo – Kumi – Sagok – Yangmok – Waegwan – Ryonhwa – Sindong – Chichon – Taegu – Tongdaegu – Komo – Kachon – Kyongsan – Samsong – Namsonghyon – Chongdo – Singo – Sangdong – Miryang –Muwol– Mijon – Samrangjin – Wondong – Mulgum – Hwamyong – Kupo – Sasang – Pusanjin – Pusan38°36′37″N 125°43′35″E / 38.61028°N 125.72639°ECoordinates: 38°36′37″N 125°43′35″E / 38.61028°N 125.72639°E
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