South-Link Line (railway)

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The South-Link Line is a railway in Taiwan that connects the eastern and western rail networks across the southern part of the island, providing vital passenger and freight service through Taitung County and neighboring regions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf rail transport infrastructure
railway line
connectedTo Eastern Trunk Line
Western Trunk Line
connectsCity Taitung
linked to: Taitung City
connectsRegion eastern Taiwan
western Taiwan
connectsToLine Hualien–Taitung Line
Pingtung Line
connectsTown Fangliao
constructionStart 1980s
country Taiwan
crossesTerrain coastal plains
mountainous areas
electrification 25 kV 60 Hz AC overhead line
electrificationCompleted 2020
gauge 1067 mm gauge
3 ft 6 in gauge
hasService express trains
local trains
hasStation Fangliao Station
Fangshan Station
Jinlun Station
Longxi Station
Taimali Station
Taitung Station
Zhiben Station
hasStructure rail bridges
rail tunnels
isPartOf Taiwan’s round-the-island rail corridor
lineNumber South-Link Line
locatedIn southern Taiwan
nativeName 南迴線
nativeNameLanguage zh
opened 1991
operator Taiwan Railways Administration
owner Taiwan Railways Administration
partOfNetwork Taiwan Railways network
passesThrough Pingtung County
linked to: Ping-tung County

Taitung County
purpose link eastern and western rail networks of Taiwan
role major intercity corridor in southern Taiwan
strategic freight corridor
serviceType freight rail
passenger rail
status in operation
terminus Fangliao Station
Taitung Station
trackConfiguration single track

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Taitung County transportServedBy South-Link Line (railway)
Huatung Valley region isTraversedBy South Link Railway
linked to: South-Link Line (railway)
South-Link Line lineNumber South-Link Line
subject linked to: South-Link Line (railway)
linked to: South-Link Line (railway)