Jingha Railway

Its Tangshan–Tianjin end opened in 1881 as the Kaiping Tramway and is the oldest railway still working in China; the Z15 runs the whole 1,249 km overnight in ten hours.

Stations

1. 0 kmBeijing
2. 4 kmBeijing East
3. 12 kmShuangqiao
4. 20 kmZhongcang
5. 36 kmYanjiao
6. 44 kmDachangxian
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   1. 51 kmSanping
   2. 58 kmSanhexian
   3. 65 kmDuanjialing
   4. 82 kmJizhou
   5. 93 kmBieshan
   6. 101 kmLuoshan
   7. 116 kmYutianxian
   8. 134 kmFuzhuangzi
   9. 150 kmTangshanbei
   10. 156 kmYinchengpu
   11. 166 kmLangwopu
   12. 172 kmShilangzhuang
   13. 179 kmFushansi
   14. 187 kmMaliu
   15. 196 kmYanggezhuang
   16. 209 kmLuanxian
   17. 213 kmLuanxiandong
   18. 218 kmZhugezhuang
   19. 223 kmShimen
   20. 235 kmJiulongshan
   21. 242 kmHoufengtai
   22. 250 kmChangli
   23. 257 kmZhangjiazhuang
   24. 266 kmLiushouying
   25. 277 kmBeidaihe
   26. 285 kmNandasi
   27. 300 kmQinhuangdao
   28. 316 kmShanhaiguan
   29. 325 kmDongdaihe
   30. 381 kmSuizhong North
   31. 441 kmHuludao North
   32. 485 kmJinzhou South
   33. 511 kmLinghai South
   34. 553 kmPanjin North
   35. 610 kmTai'an
   36. 642 kmLiaozhong
   37. 708 kmShenyang North +1
   38. 717 kmWenguantun
   39. 724 kmHushitai
   40. 736 kmXinchengzi
   41. 749 kmXintaizi
   42. 756 kmLuanshishan
   43. 766 kmDeshengtai
   44. 775 kmTieling
   45. 786 kmPingdingbao
   46. 797 kmZhonggu
   47. 810 kmKaiyuan
   48. 832 kmMazhonghe
   49. 842 kmChangtu Railway Station picture
   50. 864 kmShuangmiaozi
   51. 876 kmMaojiadian
   52. 892 kmSiping
   53. 907 kmShijiabao
   54. 918 kmGuojiadian
   55. 929 kmCaijia
   56. 937 kmDayushu
   57. 945 kmGongzhuling
   58. 966 kmTaojiatun
   59. 976 kmFanjiatun
   60. 987 kmDatun
   61. 998 kmChangchun South
   62. 1,006 kmChangchun
   63. 1,013 kmChangchunbei
   64. 1,018 kmYijianpu
   65. 1,037 kmMishazi
   66. 1,047 kmWopi
   67. 1,066 kmBuhai
   68. 1,084 kmDehui
   69. 1,101 kmDajiagou
   70. 1,116 kmYaojia
   71. 1,125 kmTaolaizhao
   72. 1,136 kmTuanshan
   73. 1,145 kmFuyu
   74. 1,164 kmCaijiagou
   75. 1,176 kmLanling
8. 1,197 kmShuangchengpu
9. 1,216 kmWujia
10. 1,235 kmWanggang
11. 1,240 kmHarbin West +1
12. 1,247 kmHarbin +2

The stations on this line, as Wikidata lists them, in order along the line as drawn here, with the distance along it. Not every train stops at every station. A +N after a station: N other routes on this map stop or end there, and the map draws it as a station where lines meet.

How this line was checked

• Checked against OpenStreetMap: 91.7% of this line lies within 250 m of real track (median 5 m); the longest stretch away from it is 22.5 km
• The operator publishes this line's timetable: China Railway 12306 — a place to look it up, not a check of our drawing
• Wikipedia has an article for this line

Questions and answers

How long is the Jingha Railway?

The Jingha Railway runs 1,249 km from Beijing to Harbin.

How long does the Jingha Railway take?

The fastest scheduled journey is 10 h 4 min for the 1,249 km. That is an average of 124 km/h end to end. The line's top service speed is 160 km/h.

Who runs the Jingha Railway?

China Railway, with 25T sleeper stock (Z15/Z16).

How old is the Jingha Railway?

The line has been in service since 1881. That is the year the atlas dates it from: for a modern brand running over an older railway, it is the railway's date, not the brand's.

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