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Line 19 (Hangzhou Metro)

Metro line of the Hangzhou Metro system in China From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Line 19 of the Hangzhou Metro[1] (Chinese: 杭州地铁19号线; pinyin: Hángzhōu dìtiě shíjiǔ hào xiàn)[a] is a rapid transit line in Hangzhou, China.[3][5][6] The line was opened on 22 September 2022.[2] It is the longest metro line in Hangzhou Metro.

Other name(s)Central Express
Airport Express
Line K1
Line 31
StatusPartially in operation[2]
  • Closed between Pinglan Road and Yongsheng Road (inclusive) for the installation of noise barriers
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Line 19[1]
Line 19 train
Overview
Other name(s)Central Express
Airport Express
Line K1
Line 31
StatusPartially in operation[2]
  • Closed between Pinglan Road and Yongsheng Road (inclusive) for the installation of noise barriers
OwnerCity of Hangzhou
LocaleHangzhou, Zhejiang, China
Termini
Stations18 (14 in operation)
Service
TypeRapid transit
SystemHangzhou Metro
Services1
OperatorHangzhou Metro Corporation
Depot(s)Cangqian Depot
Jingjiang Stabling Yard
Rolling stockPM179[3]
History
OpenedSeptember 22, 2022; 4 years ago (2022-09-22)
Technical
Line length59.14 kilometres (36.75 mi)[4]
CharacterUnderground & Elevated
Track gauge1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in)
ElectrificationOverhead, 1500 V DC
Operating speed120 km/h (75 mph) (maximum speed)
Route map

Cangqian Depot
1
Tiaoxi
2
West Railway Station
 3  Hangzhou West railway station H.H
3
Chuangjing Road
 5 
4
Haichuangyuan
5
Jingchang Road
district
Yuhang
Xihu
6
North Xixi Wetland
7
Wulian
8
Wensan Road
 10 
9
Shentangqiao
 2 
Left arrow Chaoyang – Liangzhu Right arrow
10
West Lake Cultural Square
 1   3 
Line 5 crossing
Genshanmen railway station Genshanmen
Line 1 crossing
11
Yicheng Road
12
East Railway Station (East Square)
 6 
East Railway Station
 1   4  Hangzhou East railway station HGH
13
Yudao
 9 
14
Pinglan Road
15
Gengwen Road
16
Zhixing Road
17
Xiaoshan International Airport
 1   7  Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport
Line 1 towards Xianghu Right arrow
18
Yongsheng Road
 7 
Jingjiang Stabling Yard
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Description

The line has a length of 59.14 km (36.75 mi), including 47.1 km (29.3 mi) underground section.[4] There are 17 stations on the line, including 13 underground stations and 4 elevated stations.[4] The line uses 6-car Type A rolling stock.[3]

It connects Hangzhou West railway station, Alibaba headquarters, Hangzhou East railway station and Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport. The termini are Tiaoxi station and Yongsheng Road station. It crosses the Qiantang River on a rebuilt Road–Railway Bridge [zh] with the Konggang Elevated Road [zh] (originally S2 Hangzhou–Ningbo Expressway [zh]).[7]

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SegmentCommencementLengthStation(s)Name
West Railway Station — Yongsheng Road 22 September 2022 59.14 km (37 mi) 13
Wensan Road 21 February 2023[8] 1
Wulian, Yicheng Road 30 November 2023[9] - 2 Infill stations
Jingchang Road 30 June 2025[10] - 1 Infill station
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Stations

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Station name[11] Connections
Location
English Chinese
Tiaoxi 苕溪 Yuhang
West Railway Station 火车西站  3 
Hangzhou West railway station Hangzhou West
Chuangjing Road 创景路  5 
Haichuangyuan 海创园
Jingchang Road 荆长路
North Xixi Wetland 西溪湿地北 Xihu
Wulian 五联
Wensan Road 文三路  10 
Shentangqiao 沈塘桥  2 
West Lake Cultural Square 西湖文化广场  1   3  Gongshu
Yicheng Road 驿城路 Shangcheng
East Railway Station (East Square) 火车东站(东广场)  6 
 1 [b]  4 [b]
Hangzhou East railway station Hangzhou East
Yudao 御道  9 
Pinglan Road 平澜路 Xiaoshan
Gengwen Road 耕文路
Zhixing Road 知行路
Xiaoshan International Airport 萧山国际机场  1   7  Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport HGH
Yongsheng Road 永盛路  7 
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Rolling stock

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Stock Class Year built Builder Number built Numbers Formation Depots Line assigned Notes
PM179 A (Express train) 2021-2023 CRRC Nanjing Puzhen 270 (45 sets) 19 001 - 19 045 (190011-190456) Tc+Mp+M+M+Mp+Tc Cangqian Depot
Jingjiang Yard
 19 
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Notes

  1. Formerly known as Central Express line, Airport Express line, Line K1 or Line 31 during planning or construction. The only official name after it started operation is Line 19.
  2. Out-of-station interchange with East Railway Station

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