Huizhou railway station
Railway station in Guangdong, China
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- Beijing-Kowloon railway
- Guangzhou–Meizhou–Shantou railway
- Xiaojinkou railway station
- 1990; 34 years ago (1990)
Huizhou railway station (Chinese: 惠州站) is a railway station on the Beijing–Kowloon railway located in Huicheng District, Huizhou, Guangdong, China. Opened in 1990, it was previously known as Huizhou North railway station until it was given its current name in 2003. It is operated by China Railway Guangzhou Group. The station offers a connection to Xiaojinkou railway station on the Dongguan–Huizhou intercity railway.
History
- 1990: Huizhou North Station was completed and opened, and it was a fourth-class station.
- On January 10, 2003, the Beijing-Kowloon Railway double line opened to traffic, and the new station building of Huizhou North Station was officially opened. On June 1 of the same year, it was renamed Huizhou Station and the original Huizhou Station was renamed Huizhou West Station.[1]
- On June 27, 2020, the improvement project of the passenger transportation facilities of Huizhou Station officially started, including raising the platform, adding a pedestrian bridge across the platform, and adding an escalator and elevator to the station building. The improvement project was completed in December of the same year and officially opened on January 10, 2021[2]
Usage
Huizhou Station is serviced by the Beijing-Kowloon railway. About 50 passenger trains are handled daily.
References
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| Heyuan towards Beijing West | Beijing–Kowloon railway | Huizhou West towards Hung Hom | ||
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- Beijing West
- Guang'anmen
- Liying
- Huangcun
- Xizaolin
- Daxinzhuang
- Gu'an
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- Bazhou
- Xinzhen
- Wen'an
- Beiluzhuang
- Renqiu
- Xinzhongyi
- Hejian West
- Wangzuo
- Suning
- Daguanting
- Raoyang
- Wugong
- Shenzhou
- Xingjiacun
- Hengshui West
- Hengshui
- Dagecun
- Matun
- Zaoqiang
- Dayingzhen
- Nangong East
- Qinghecheng
- Linxi
- Linqing
- Yangmiao
- Liaocheng North
- Liaocheng
- Fulou
- Shifo
- Yanggu
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- Juancheng
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- Heze
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- Shangqiu North
- (Shangqiu)
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- Xinqizhou
- Huayuan
- Lehua
- Nanchang North
- (Nanchang railway station Second Yard)
- Nanchang
- Nanchang South
- Liantang
- Henggang
- Xiangtang
- Xiangtang West
- Jiangjia
- Sanjiangzhen
- Zhangxiang
- Fengcheng South
- Zhangshu East
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- Jishui
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- Gaoxingzhen
- Xingguo
- Longkou
- Nantangzhen
- Ganxian
- Ganzhou East
- Ganzhou
- Ganzhou South
- Nankang
- Longhui
- Xinfeng
- Datangbu
- Tieshikou
- Xiaojiang
- Longnan
- Guanxizhen
- Dingnan
- Shangling
- Heping
- Linzhai
- Dongshui
- Longchuan North
- Longchuan
- Tuocheng
- Lankou
- Huangtian
- Yihe
- Loujiao
- Xiantang
- Heyuan
- Baitian
- Xinfu
- Buqian
- Mapo
- Yangcunzhen
- Taimei
- Boluo East
- Huizhou
- Huizhou West
- Xinwu
- Chenjiang
- Lilin
- Xiegang
- Huangcao
- Dongguan East
- (Changping)
- (thru Guangzhou–Shenzhen railway)
- Shenzhen
- (thru East Rail line)
- Hung Hom
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