Chengzhui Line
The Chengzhui Line (Chinese: 成追線; pinyin: Chéngzhuī xiàn), also spelled Chengjhuei Line, is a short branch line of the Taiwan Railway Administration. Its length of 2.2 km is sometimes included with that of the Taichung Line.[1]
History
The Chengzhui Line was completed in 1922. It connects the two split sections of the Western Line in central Taiwan, which are the Coast Line and the Mountain Line (Taichung Line), made a direct connect and the route 11.8 km shorter and a transfer at Changhua.
The two connecting station has a lucky composition, Zhuifen to Chenggong (Pursuit to Success), and it was a hot sale of the ticket.
Stations
- Chenggong (成功): Connecting to the Taichung Line
- Zhuifen (追分): Connecting to the Western Line
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