The Jungang Line is a railway line connecting Cheongnyangni to Gyeongju in South Korea. Major stations along the line include:

• Cheongnyangni on the Gyeongwon Line in eastern Seoul, the starting point for passenger trains on the Jungang Line;
• Deokso;
• Yangpyeong;
• Wonju;
• Bongyang, the terminus of the Chungbuk Line;
• Jecheon, the terminus of the Taebaek Line. All Chungbuk Line trains departs from here due to the location of Bongyang Station.;
• Danyang;
• Yeongju, the terminus of the Yeongdong and Gyeongbuk Lines;
• Andong, where most passenger trains from Seoul terminate;
• Uiseong,
• Yeongcheon, the terminus of the Daegu Line; and
• Gyeongju on the Donghae Nambu Line (from Gyeongju, some trains continue south on the Donghae Nambu Line to Bujeon Station of Busan).

Before KTX era, trans-Korean Tongil-ho train was operated along Jungang and Donghae Nambu Line. Now this wearisome 12-hour train was separated into two parts.

Jungang means "central" in Korean, and describes the line's route through the mountains in the east-central part of South Korea.

Seoul Metropolitan Subway section

In 2005, parts of the Gyeongwon Line (from Yongsan to Hoegi Station) and the Jungang Line (from Hoegi to Deokso) was opened for commuter rail service under the interim name Yongsan-Deokso Line. In late 2007, Paldang Station became the new terminus with the addition of two more stations, and was officially named the Jungang Line, although the commuter railway actually incorporates parts of both Gyeongwon and Jungang Lines.

The current eastern terminus is Guksu Station. The metro section is currently undergoing an extension to Yongmun Station in the county of Yangpyeong, and plans to further extend it to Namwonju Station in Gangwon-do are in the works. The western terminus is currently Yongsan, though when the Gyeongui Line extension is completed into Yongsan in 2011, the lines will be combined and trains will run through to Munsan Station near the North Korean border.

Station #	Station	Hangul	Hanja	Transferrable lines	Station type	Doors open
in Seoul
K110	Yongsan	용산	龍山	Line 1, KTX, through-service on the Gyeongui Line (under construction)	Aboveground	Left
K111	Ichon (National Museum of Korea)	이촌 (국립중앙박물관)	二村 (國立中央博物館)	Line 4	Aboveground	Left
K112	Seobinggo	서빙고	西氷庫		Aboveground	Left
K113	Hannam	한남	漢南		Elevated	Left
K114	Oksu	옥수	玉水	Line 3	Elevated	Left
K115	Eungbong	응봉	鷹峰		Elevated	Left
K116	Wangsimni	왕십리	往十里	Line 2, Line 5, Bundang Line (planned)	Aboveground	Right
K117	Cheongnyangni (aboveground)	청량리	淸凉里	Jungang, Yeongdong, Gyeongchun Line passenger trains	Aboveground	Right
K118	Hoegi (Kyunghee Univ.)	회기 (경희대앞)	回基 (慶熙大앞)	Line 1 via Gyeongwon	Aboveground	Right
K119	Jungnang	중랑	中浪		Elevated	Left
K120	Sangbong (under construction)	상봉	上鳳	Line 7	Aboveground	(Left)
K121	Mangu	망우	忘憂	Gyeongchun Line (under construction)	Aboveground	Left
K122	Yangwon	양원	養源		Aboveground	Left
in Gyeonggi province
K123	Guri	구리	九里		Elevated	Left
K124	Donong	도농	陶農		Aboveground	Left
K125	Yangjeong	양정	養正		Elevated	Left
K126	Deokso	덕소	德沼	Jungang, Yeongdong Line passenger trains	Aboveground	Left
K127	Dosim	도심	陶深		Elevated	Left
K128	Paldang	팔당	八堂		Aboveground	Left
K129	Ungilsan	운길산	雲吉山		Aboveground	Left
K130	Yangsu|	양수	兩水		Aboveground	Left
K131	Sinwon (under construction)	신원	新院		Aboveground
K132	Guksu	국수	菊秀		Aboveground	Left (Random)
K133	Asin (under construction)	아신	我新		Aboveground
K134	Yangpyeong (under construction)	양평	楊平	Jungang, Yeongdong Line passenger trains	Aboveground
K135	Wondeok (under construction)	원덕	元德		Aboveground
K136	Yongmun (under construction)	용문	龍門	Jungang, Yeongdong Line passenger trains	Aboveground

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See also

• Seoul Metropolitan Subway
• Korail
• Transportation in South Korea
• Jungang Expressway (expressway)
• List of Korea-related topics