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Yongsan Station
Yongsan Station.
Korean name
Hangul	용산역
Hanja	龍山驛
Revised Romanization	Yongsan-yeok
McCune-Reischauer	Yongsan-yŏk
Station information
Subway line/station #	Line 1 (135) Jungang (K110)
Other rail lines	Honam Line Honam Line (KTX) Gyeongwon Line
Station type	Aboveground
Platforms	6
Tracks	13
Operator	Korail
Opened	January 1, 1905
Address	40-11, Hangangno 1-ga, Yongsan-gu, Seoul

Yongsan Station is a major railway station in Seoul, South Korea. It is located in Yongsan Gu, and adjoins the Yongsan Electronics Market. The station is the terminus for high-speed and long-distance trains on a number of railway lines, including most trains on the Honam Line, its high-speed counterpart, and all trains on the Janghang and Jeolla Lines.

Prior to 2004, all long-distance trains serving Seoul terminated at the nearby Seoul Station, but with the opening of the Korea Train Express (KTX), Yongsan Station took over some of Seoul's services.

Yongsan Station is also served by Seoul Subway Line 1 and the Yongsan-Deokso Line.

In 2004, a major cinema opened adjacent to the station. In August 2006, the whole station building was made into a large department store, called IPark Mall.

The building now includes the railway station, subway station, the CGV cinema and several restaurants and shops, as well as housing the first building of the Yongsan Electronics Market. There is a bridge connecting I'Park Mall and the Yongsan Electronics Market.

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Station

Yongsan railroad Station	Yongsan railroad Station	Entrance	I'Park mall, in Yongsan Station
View of Yongsan railroad Station	Inside Yongsan railroad Station	Inside Yongsan railroad Station	Ticket barrier

Platforms

Yongsan station platform	Yongsan station platform	Yongsan station platform	Yongsan station platform
Yongsan station platform	Yongsan station platform	Yongsan station platform

Preceding station	Seoul Metropolitan Subway	Following station
Namyeong toward Soyosan	Line 1	Noryangjin toward Incheon or Cheonan
Terminus	Line 1	Noryangjin toward Gwangmyeong
Terminus	Jungang Line	Ichon toward Paldang

Line 1

\|Gyeongwon Line	Soyosan – Dongducheon – Bosan – Dongducheonjungang – Jihaeng – Deokjeong – Deokgye – Yangju – Nogyang – Ganeung – Uijeongbu – Hoeryong – Mangwolsa – Dobongsan – Dobong – Banghak – Chang-dong – Nokcheon – Wolgye – Seongbuk – Seokgye – Sinimun – Hankuk University of Foreign Studies – Hoegi –

Subway Line 1	– Cheongnyangni (underground) – Jegi-dong – Sinseol-dong – Dongmyo – Dongdaemun – Jongno 5-ga – Jongno 3-ga – Jonggak – City Hall – Seoul Station –

Gyeongbu Line	– Namyeong – Yongsan – Noryangjin – Daebang – Singil – Yeongdeungpo – Sindorim – Guro – Gasan Digital Complex – Doksan – Siheung – Seoksu – Gwanak – Anyang – Myeonghak – Geumjeong – Gunpo – Uiwang – Sungkyunkwan University – Hwaseo – Suwon – Seryu – Byeongjeom – Sema – Osan College – Osan – Jinwi – Songtan – Seojeongni – Jije – Pyeongtaek – Seonghwan – Jiksan – Dujeong – Cheonan – (under construction: Bongmyeong – Ssangyong – Asan – Baebang – Onyangoncheon)

Gyeongin Line	– (Namyeong — Guro) – Guil – Gaebong – Oryu-dong – Onsu – Yeokgok – Sosa – Bucheon – Jung-dong – Songnae – Bugae – Bupyeong – Baegun – Dongam – Ganseok – Juan – Dohwa – Jemulpo – Dowon – Dongincheon – Incheon

Line 2

Circle Line	City Hall – Euljiro 1-ga – Euljiro 3-ga – Euljiro 4-ga – Dongdaemun Stadium – Sindang – Sangwangsimni – Wangsimni – Hanyang University – Ttukseom – Seongsu – Konkuk University – Guui – Gangbyeon – Seongnae – Jamsil – Sincheon – Sports Complex – Samseong – Seolleung – Yeoksam – Gangnam – Seoul Nat'l. Univ. of Education – Seocho – Bangbae – Sadang – Nakseongdae – Seoul National University – Bongcheon – Sillim – Sindaebang – Guro Digital Complex – Daerim – Sindorim – Mullae – Yeongdeungpo-gu Office – Dangsan – Hapjeong – Hongik University – Sinchon – Ewha Woman's University – Ahyeon – Chungjeongno – City Hall

Seongsu Branch	Seongsu – Yongdap – Sindap – Yongdu – Sinseol-dong

Sinjeong Branch	Sindorim – Dorimcheon – Yangcheon-gu Office – Sinjeongnegeori – Kkachisan

Line 3

Ilsan Line	Daehwa – Juyeop – Jeongbalsan – Madu – Baekseok – Daegok – Hwajeong – Wondang – Samsong

Line 3	Jichuk – Gupabal – Yeonsinnae – Bulgwang – Nokbeon – Hongje – Muakjae – Dongnimmun – Gyeongbokgung – Anguk – Jongno 3-ga – Euljiro 3-ga – Chungmuro – Dongguk University – Yaksu – Geumho – Oksu – Apgujeong – Sinsa – Jamwon – Express Bus Terminal – Seoul Nat'l Univ. of Education – Nambu Bus Terminal – Yangjae – Maebong – Dogok – Daechi – Hangnyeoul – Daecheong – Irwon – Suseo – (under construction: Garak Market – Police Hospital – Ogeum)

Line 4

Line 4	Danggogae – Sanggye – Nowon – Chang-dong – Ssangmun – Suyu – Mia – Miasamgeori – Gireum – Sungshin Women's University – Hansung University – Hyehwa – Dongdaemun – Dongdaemun Stadium – Chungmuro – Myeong-dong – Hoehyeon – Seoul Station – Sookmyung Women's Univ. – Samgakji – Sinyongsan – Ichon – Dongjak – Isu – Sadang – Namtaeryeong

Gwacheon Line	Seonbawi – Seoul Racecourse Park – Seoul Grand Park – Gwacheon – Government Complex Gwacheon – Indeogwon – Pyeongchon – Beomgye

Ansan Line	Geumjeong – Sanbon – Surisan – Daeyami – Banwol – Sangnoksu – Hanyang Univ. at Ansan – Jungang – Gojan – Gongdan – Ansan – Singil oncheon – Jeongwang – Oido

Line 5

Line 5	Banghwa – Gaehwasan – Gimpo Airport – Songjeong – Magok – Balsan – Ujangsan – Hwagok – Kkachisan – Sinjeong – Mok-dong – Omokgyo – Yangpyeong – Yeongdeungpo-gu Office – Yeongdeungpo Market – Singil – Yeouido – Yeouinaru – Mapo – Gongdeok – Aeogae – Chungjeongno – Seodaemun – Gwangwhamun – Jongno 3-ga – Euljiro 4-ga – Dongdaemun Stadium – Cheonggu – Singeumho – Haengdang – Wangsimni – Majang – Dapsimni – Janghanpyeong – Gunja – Achasan – Gwangnaru – Cheonho – Gangdong – Gil-dong – Gubeundari – Myeongil – Godeok – Sangil-dong

Macheon Branch	Gangdong – Dunchon-dong – Olympic – Bangi – Ogeum – Gaerong – Goeyeo – Macheon

Line 6

Eungam Loop	Eungam → Yeokchon → Bulgwang → Dokbawi → Yeonsinnae → Gusan → Eungam

Line 6	Eungam – Saejeol – Jeungsan – Susaek – World Cup Stadium – Mapo-gu Office – Mangwon – Hapjeong – Sangsu – Gwangheungchang – Daeheung – Gongdeok – Hyochang Park – Samgakji – Noksapyeong – Itaewon – Hangangjin – Beotigogae – Yaksu – Cheonggu – Sindang – Dongmyo – Changsin – Bomun – Anam – Korea Univ. – Wolgok – Sangwolgok – Dolgoji – Seokgye – Taereung – Hwarangdae – Bonghwasan

Line 7

Jangam – Dobongsan – Suraksan – Madeul – Nowon – Junggye – Hagye – Gongneung – Taereung – Meokgol – Junghwa – Sangbong – Myeonmok – Sagajeong – Yongmasan – Junggok – Gunja – Children's Grand Park – Konkuk University – Ttukseom Resort – Cheongdam – Gangnam-gu Office – Hak-dong – Nonhyeon – Banpo – Express Bus Terminal – Naebang – Isu – Namseong – Soongsil University – Sangdo – Jangseungbaegi – Sindaebangsamgeori – Boramae – Sinpung – Daerim – Namguro – Gasan Digital Complex – Cheolsan – Gwangmyeongsageori – Cheonwang – Onsu – (under construction: Bamgol – Dangarae – Chunyisageori – Jungbu Police Station – Bucheon City Hall – Theme Park – Samsan – Gaehung – Bupyeong-gu Office)

Line 8

Amsa – Cheonho – Gangdong-gu Office – Mongchontoseong – Jamsil – Seokchon – Songpa – Garak Market – Munjeong – Jangji – Bokjeong – Sanseong – Namhansanseong – Dandaeogeori – Sinheung – Sujin – Moran

Bundang Line

(under construction: Wangsimni – Seongsu 1-ga – Sincheongdam – Gangnam-gu Office – Samneung) – Seolleung – Hanti – Dogok – Guryong – Gaepo-dong – Daemosan – Suseo – Bokjeong – Kyungwon University – Taepyeong – Moran – Yatap – Imae – Seohyeon – Sunae – Jeongja – Migeum – Ori – Jukjeon – Bojeong (temporary) – (under construction: Singal – Giheung – Sangal – Yeongdeok – Yeongtong – Bangjuk – Maetan – Suwon City Hall – Maegyo – Suwon)

Jungang Line

Gyeongwon Line	Yongsan – Ichon – Seobinggo – Hannam – Oksu – Eungbong – Wangsimni – Cheongnyangni (aboveground) –

Jungang Line	Hoegi – Jungnang – Mangu – Yangwon – Guri – Donong – Yangjeong – Deokso – Dosim – Paldang – (under construction: Neungnae – Yangsu – Sinwon – Guksu – Asin – Yangpyeong – Wondeok – Yongmun)

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Gyeongbu Line

Seoul – Namyeong – Yongsan – Noryangjin – Daebang – Singil – Yeongdeungpo – Sindorim – Guro – Gasan Digital Complex – Doksan – Siheung – Seoksu – Gwanak – Anyang – Myeonghak – Geumjeong – Gunpo – Uiwang – Sungkyunkwan University – Hwaseo – Suwon – Seryu – Byeongjeom – Sema – Osan College – Osan – Jinwi – Songtan – Seojeong-ri – Jije – Pyeongtaek – Seonghwan – Jiksan – Dujeong – Cheonan – Sojeong-ri – Jeonui – Jeondong – Seochang – Jochiwon – Naepan – Bugang – Maepo – Sintanjin – Hoedeok – Daejeonjochajang – Daejeon – Secheon – Okcheon – Iwon – Jitan – Simcheon – Gakgye – Yeongdong – Hwanggan – Chupungnyeong – Sinam – Jikjisa – Gimcheon – Daesin – Apo – Gumi – Sagok – Yangmok – Waegwan – Yeonhwa – Sindong – Jicheon – Daegu – Dongdaegu – Gomo – Gacheon – Gyeongsan – Samseong – Namseonghyeon – Cheongdo – Singeo – Sangdong – Miryang – Mijeon – Samnangjin – Wondong – Mulgeum – Hwamyeong – Gupo – Sasang – Busanjin – Busan

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Gyeongwon Line

Yongsan – Ichon – Seobinggo – Hannam – Oksu – Eungbong – Wangsimni – Cheongnyangni – Hoegi – Hankuk University of Foreign Studies – Sinimun – Seokgye – Seongbuk – Wolgye – Nokcheon – Chang-dong – Banghak – Dobong – Dobongsan – Mangwolsa – Hoeryong – Uijeongbu – Ganeung – Nogyang – Junae – Deokjeong – Jihaeng – Dongducheonjungang – Bosan – Dongducheon – Soyosan – Choseong-ri – Hantangang – Jeongok – Yeoncheon – Sinmang-ri – Daegwang-ri – Sintan-ri

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KTX Lines

Gyeongbu Line

Seoul – Gwangmyeong – Cheonan-Asan – Daejeon – Gimcheon – Gumi – Dongdaegu – Miryang – Gupo – Busan

Honam Line

Yongsan – Gwangmyeong – Cheonan-Asan – Seodaejeon – Gyeryong – Nonsan – Iksan – Gimje – Jeongeup – Janseong ( – Gwangju ) – Songjeongri – Naju – Mokpo

Coordinates: 37°31′48″N 126°57′53″E / 37.53, 126.96472

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