Beijing Northeast Ring railway

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Beijing Northeast Ring railway
Overhead catenary
Operating speed	80
Route map Legend km (mileage starts from Fengtai West) elev to Jingcheng Railway from Chengde Shuangqiao S50 5th Ring Road to Fengtai Beijing East junction Beijing East link to Jingcheng Railway to Beijing Tonghui River Jianguo Road Beijing–Tongzhou Expressway Si Hui East Beijing No. 1 thermal power station siding factory siding Chaoyang Road line  6  under Chaoyang North Road Yaojiayuan Road 36.389 Xinghuo, line  3   Xinghuo East Road Chaoyang granary siding (dismantled) Liangma River Banjieta Road line   22   Ba River Jiangtai East Road China National Railway Test Centre History Sense station (China Railway Museum) Jiuxianqiao line  12  Wanhong siding (dismantled in 2013） 798 Art Zone Jiuxianqiao North Road S50 5th Ring Road Nangao Road Airport Expressway side road S12 Airport Expressway  Capital Airport Express  Jingmi Road North Creek Dongxindian Road line  15  planned road 45.494 Wangjing Laiguangying East Road Wanghe branch to Hepingli (dismantled in 2002) line  14  planned ext. of Guangshun N. St. (Chuangyuan Rd) S11 Jingcheng Expressway Laiguangying North Road line  13  to Dongzhimen Beiyuan East Road line  17  Beiyuan Qingyuan Road Litong Road Qing River S213 Litang Road, Anli Road line   Tiantongyuan North Songjiazhuang Lishuiqiao Zhongdong Road Kexing Road Huoying line  8  interchange tunnel Huangtudian, terminus of line S2 Huangping Road 58.068 Huangtudian goods yard Huilongguan link line Longze G6 Beijing–Lhasa Expressway line  13  to Xizhimen link from Jingzhang HSR to Beijing North  Changping  line S337 Beiqing Road S327 Dingsi Road western extension South Sha River S324 Shayang Road 69.106 Shahe to Northwest Ring railway to Sanjiadian North Sha River X004 Manbai Road Changjiang Street Taihang Road 6th Ring Road S321 Shunsha Road G7 Beijing–Ürümqi Expressway Jingmi diversion canal Xingfu River X017 Changliu Road/ Jingmi Diversion Canal North Road 78.690 Changping Jingzhang HSR to Zhangjiakou Jingbao Railway to Baotou link to Jingtong Railway to Tongliao This diagram: view talk edit

The Beijing Northeast Ring railway (Chinese: 北京东北环线; pinyin: Běijīng dōngběi huánxiàn), also known as Shuangqiao–Shahe railway or Shahe railway, is a link railway in Beijing railway hub.

The line has a total length of 36 km (22 mi) and connects the railway lines in Beijing, including Beijing–Zhangjiakou intercity railway, Beijing–Baotou railway, Beijing–Tongliao railway, Beijing–Shenyang high-speed railway and Beijing–Harbin railway.

History

The rail starts at Baiziwan station on the southeast ring railway, crosses the

All passenger services of station on this railway stopped in 1999 with the second China Railway speed-up project[3] and the last through passenger service (2101/2) was cancelled on May 15, 2016. The line is now mainly used for the movement of empty carriages and freight.

On November 11, 2016, the terminal for suburban rail line S2 was transferred to Huangtudian station. Services will begin to operate on the  Northeast Ring  suburban rail line before the end of 2020.^[4]

Moreover, all type of locomotives, passenger and freight trains made in China, both for China Railway and metros, require several tests on the circular test centre before mass productions, so the Northeast Ring railway is also the only railway line where all trains are translocated by locomotives.

See also

• Rail transport in the People's Republic of China
• List of railways in China

References

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