Editing Gyeongwon Line (section)

==Route==
A yellow background in the "Distance" box indicates that section of the line is not electrified.

{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 85%"
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! rowspan="2" | Distance<br />(km)
! rowspan="2" | Interstation Distance<br />(km)
! rowspan="2" | Original Name
! colspan="2" |{{color|#00498B|●}} [[Seoul Subway Line 1]]
! rowspan="2" | Opened
! rowspan="2" | Connections
! rowspan="2" | Notes
|-
!L
!R
|-
| 0.0
| 0.0
| Yongsan<br />용산 (龍山)
| colspan="2" rowspan="8" |Only [[Gyeongui–Jungang Line]] trains stop here. 
[[Seoul Subway Line 1|Line 1]] trains use the [[Gyeongbu Line]] to [[Seoul Station]], where it then continues via the {{ill|Underground Subway Line 1|ko|서울 지하철 1호선}} to [[Cheongnyangni station|Cheongnyangni]].
| 15 October 1911
| [[Gyeongbu Line]]<br />[[Yongsan Line]]<br />{{color|#00498B|●}} [[Seoul Subway Line 1]]
|
|-
| 1.9
| 1.9
| Ichon<br /> 이촌 (二村)
| 9 December 1978
| {{color|#00A2D1|●}} [[Seoul Subway Line 4]]
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|-
| 3.6
| 1.7
| Seobinggo<br />서빙고 (西氷庫)
| 1 October 1917
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|-
| <del>7.7</del>
| <del>4.1</del>
| <del>Sucheolli</del><br /><del>수천리</del>
| 15 October 1911
|
| Closed 1944
|-
| 5.5
| 1.9
| Hannam<br />한남 (漢南)
| 1 April 1980
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|-
| 7.1
| 1.6
| Oksu<br />옥수 (玉水)
| 9 September 1978
| {{color|#F36630|●}} [[Seoul Subway Line 3]]
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|-
| 8.9
| 1.8
| Eungbong<br />응봉 (鷹峰)
| 9 September 1978
|
| Formerly Seongsu 성수 (聖水) renamed 10 July 1980
|-
| 10.4
| 2.7
| Wangsimni<br />왕십리 (往十里)
| 15 October 1911
| {{color|#009246|●}} [[Seoul Subway Line 2]]<br />{{color|#5940FF|●}} [[Seoul Subway Line 5]]<br />{{color|#E0A134|●}} [[Bundang Line]]
|
|-
| 12.7
| 2.4
| Cheongnyangni<br />청량리 (淸凉里)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|●}}
| 15 October 1911
| [[Jungang Line]]<br />{{color|#00498B|●}} [[Seoul Subway Line 1]]<br />{{color|#32C6A6|●}} [[Gyeongchun Line]]
|
|-
| 14.1
| 1.4
| Hoegi<br />회기 (回基)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|●}}
| 1 April 1980
| {{color|#32C6A6|●}} [[Gyeongchun Line]]<br />{{color|#72C7A6|●}} [[Gyeongui–Jungang Line]]
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|-
| 14.9
| 0.8
| Hankuk Univ. of Foreign Studies<br />외대앞 (外大앞)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|●}}
| 15 August 1974
|
| Formerly Hwigyeong 휘경 (徽慶) renamed 1 January 1996
|-
| 15.7
| 0.8
| Sinimun<br />신이문 (新里門)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|●}}
| 5 January 1980
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|-
| 17.1
| 1.4
| Seokgye<br />석계 (石溪)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|●}}
| 14 January 1985
| {{color|#CC660D|●}} [[Seoul Subway Line 6]]
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|-
| 18.2
| 5.5
| Kwangwoon Univ.<br />광운대 (光云大)<br />
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|●}}
| 25 July 1939
| current and former [[Gyeongchun Line]]s
| Was Yeonchon 연촌 (硯村) until May 3, 1963 where it was renamed to Seongbuk  (城北) and renamed to current name February 25, 2013
|-
| 19.3
| 1.1
| Wolgye<br />월계 (月溪)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|<nowiki>｜</nowiki>}}
| 22 August 1985
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|-
| 20.7
| 1.4
| Nokcheon<br />녹천 (鹿川)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|<nowiki>｜</nowiki>}}
| 22 August 1985
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|-
| 21.7
| 1.0
| Chang-dong<br />창동 (倉洞)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|●}}
| 15 October 1911
| {{color|#00A2D1|●}} [[Seoul Subway Line 4]]
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|-
| 23.4
| 1.7
| Banghak<br />방학 (放鶴)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|<nowiki>｜</nowiki>}}
| 2 September 1986
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|-
| 24.7
| 1.3
| Dobong<br />도봉 (道峰)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|<nowiki>｜</nowiki>}}
| 2 September 1986
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|-
| 25.9
| 1.2
| Dobongsan<br />도봉산 (道峰山)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|●}}
| 2 September 1986
| {{color|#4D8000|●}} [[Seoul Subway Line 7]]
| Formerly Nuwon 누원 (樓阮) renamed 1 January 1988
|-
| 28.2
| 2.3
| Mangwolsa<br />망월사 (望月寺)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|<nowiki>｜</nowiki>}}
| 21 June 1966
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|-
| 29.6
| 1.4
| Hoeryong<br />회룡 (回龍)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|●}}
| 2 September 1986
| {{color|#fda600|●}} [[U Line]]
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|-
| 31.2
| 1.6
| Uijeongbu<br />의정부 (議政府)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|●}}
| 15 October 1911
|
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|-
| 32.4
| 1.2
| Ganeung<br />가능 (佳陵)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|<nowiki>｜</nowiki>}}
| 5 October 1987
|
| Formerly Uijeongbu Bukbu 의정부북부 (議政府北部) renamed 15 December 2006
|-
| 33.7
| 3.1
| Nogyang<br />녹양 (綠楊)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|<nowiki>｜</nowiki>}}
| 15 December 2006
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|-
| 35.3
| 1.6
| Yangju<br />양주 (楊州)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|●}}
| 25 December 1948
|
| Formerly Junae 주내 (州內) renamed 28 December 2007
|-
| 37.5
| 2.2
| Majeon Signal Area<br />마전신호장 (麻田信号場)
|{{center|<nowiki>｜</nowiki>}}
|{{center|<nowiki>｜</nowiki>}}
| 15 December 2006
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|-
| 40.6
| 5.3
| Deokgye<br />덕계 (德溪)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|<nowiki>｜</nowiki>}}
| 15 December 2006
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|-
| 43.5
| 2.9
| Deokjeong<br />덕정 (德亭)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|●}}
| 15 October 1911
|
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|-
| 49.1
| 5.6
| Jihaeng<br />지행 (紙杏)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|●}}
| 30 January 2005
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|-
| 50.1
| 1.0
| Dongducheon Jungang<br />동두천중앙 (東豆川中央)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|●}}
| 1 February 1955
|
| Was Eosu-dong 어수동 (御水洞) until October 2, 1984 where it was renamed to Dongducheon 동두천 (東豆川) and renamed to current name on December 15, 2006
|-
| 51.5
| 1.4
| Bosan<br />보산 (保山)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|<nowiki>｜</nowiki>}}
| 15 December 2006
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|-
| 53.1
| 1.6
| Dongducheon<br />동두천 (東豆川)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|●}}
| 25 July 1912
|
| Dongducheon 동두천 (東豆川) until October 2, 1984 where it was renamed to Dong-an 동안 (東安) and renamed to current name on December 15, 2006
|-
| 55.5
| 2.4
| Soyosan<br />소요산 (逍遙山)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|○}}
| 11 January 1976
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|-
| 61.3
| 5.8
| Cheongsan<br />청산 (靑山)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|<nowiki>｜</nowiki>}}
| 10 September 1953
|
| Originally opened 5 October 1950 as a UN munitions facility. Formerly named Choseong-ri until 21 November 2023.
|-
| <del>62.7</del>
| <del>3.0</del>
| <del>Hantangang<br />한탄강 (漢灘江)</del>
|
|
| 28 June 1975
|
| In DPRK until 1953. Reopened 1975, permanently closed 21 November 2023.
|-
| 64.6
| 3.3
| Jeongok<br />전곡 (全谷)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|<nowiki>｜</nowiki>}}
| 25 July 1912
|
| In DPRK to 1953
|-
| 73.3
| 8.7
| Yeoncheon<br />연천 (漣川)
|{{center|●}}
|{{center|<nowiki>｜</nowiki>}}
| 25 July 1912
|
| In DPRK to 1953
|-
| bgcolor="#F7FE2E" | 77.3
| bgcolor="#F7FE2E" | 4.0
| Sinmang-ri<br />신망리 (新望里)
|
|
| 21 August 1956
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|-
| bgcolor="#F7FE2E" | 84.3
| bgcolor="#F7FE2E" | 7.0
| Daegwang-ri<br />대광리 (大光里)
|
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| 21 October 1912
|
| In DPRK to 1953
|-
| bgcolor="#F7FE2E" | 88.7
| bgcolor="#F7FE2E" | 4.4
| Sintan-ri<br />신탄리 (新炭里)
|
|
| 10 July 1913
|
| In DPRK to 1953
|-
| bgcolor="#F7FE2E" | 94.3
| bgcolor="#F7FE2E" | 5.6
| Baengmagoji<br />백마고지 (白馬高地)
|
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| 20 November 2012
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! bgcolor="#BDBDBD" |Section north of Baengmagoji closed
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| bgcolor="#F7FE2E" | <del>98.1</del>
| bgcolor="#F7FE2E" | <del>3.7</del>
| <del>Cheorwon</del><br /><del>철원 (鉄原)</del>
|
|
| 21 October 1912
| former [[Kumgangsan Electric Railway|Geumgangsan Line]]
| In DPRK to 1953. Closed.
|-
| bgcolor="#F7FE2E" | <del>103.1</del>
| bgcolor="#F7FE2E" | <del>5.0</del>
| <del>Woljeong-ri</del><br /><del>월정리 (月井里)</del>
|
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| 10 July 1913
|
| In DPRK to 1953. Closed. Since restored as a museum.
|-
! bgcolor="#BDBDBD" |[[Korean Demilitarized Zone|Demilitarized Zone]]
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!
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| bgcolor="#F7FE2E" | <del>113.1</del>
| bgcolor="#F7FE2E" | <del>10.0</del>
| <del>Gagok 가곡 (佳谷)</del>
|
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| In DPRK. Closed.
|-
! bgcolor="#BDBDBD" |Section north of Pyeonggang part of [[Korean State Railway]]'s [[Kangwon Line]]
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|-
| 119.9
| 6.8
| Pyeonggang 평강 (平康)
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| [[Kangwon Line]]
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