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CHONGQING
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The city of Chongqing (formerly known as Chungking) lies in the centre of China on the Yangtze River. In its urban area it has a population of 8 million, with approx. 12 million in its metropolitan area.
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Chongqing's first full subway runs from Chaotianmen (passenger port) at the east end of the central district to Shapingba in the west. The initial section will be 16.4 km, with 14 stations. Limited service started between Jiaochangkou (L2) and Shapingba in July 2011. 28 July
2011: Jiaochangkou - Shapingba |
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The first Chongqing Monorail line - from Jiaochangkou to Dongwuyuan (13 stations, 13.5 km) - opened in June 2005 after construction had started at the end of 1999. The mostly elevated line starts at Jiaochangkou in the central district and ends at Xinshancun in the southwestern industrial area. The total length is 19.2 km with 18 stations. In the long term, the line will be extended to Fengshouba, about 6.2 km, and Zhongliangshan. Monorail trains were built by Changchun Rail Company and Hitachi. 18
June 2005: Jiaochangkou - Dongwuyuan |
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Chongqing's second Monorail line runs north-south across the city centre linking Chongqing North Railway Station with the south bank of the Yangtze River. It uses combined road/rail bridges to cross the Yangtze (1.15 km) and Jialing Rivers (0.5 km). Total length 39.1 km. 29 Sept
2011: Lianglukou - Yuanyang (w/o Hongqihegou, Zhengjiayuanzi, Longtousi,
Tongjiayuanzi) (17.5 km)
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Chongqing's second full subway, started running on the north shore of the Jialing River in 2012. 28 Sept
2012: Kangzhuang - Wulidian |
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Urban
Rail Line "4": Shiqiaopu - Changshengqiao Urban
Rail Line "5" (Light Rail Line): Tongjiayuanzi - Zhongliangshan |
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Links
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Chongqing Monorail's official website Chongqing Monorail Map at Johomaps Chongqing Metro at Wikipedia
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2007 © Robert Schwandl (UrbanRail.Net)