Line 2, Guangzhou Metro

Line 2, Guangzhou Metro

Overview
Type Rapid transit
System Guangzhou Metro
Status Operational
Locale Guangzhou, China
Termini Guangzhou South Railway Station
Jiahewanggang
Stations 24
Services 1
Daily ridership 1.64 million (2014 Peak)[1]
Operation
Opened 29 December 2002
Owner City of Guangzhou
Operator(s) Guangzhou Metro Corporation
Character Underground
Technical
Line length 31.4 km (19.51 mi)
Number of tracks 2
Track gauge 1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in)
Electrification Overhead lines, 1,500 V DC
Route map
Legend
 Up arrow Airport South

Jiahe Depot

Jiahewanggang 3  14 
Tiyu Xilu Right arrow
 Huangbian
 Jiangxia
 Xiao-gang
 Baiyun Culture Square
Baiyun Park 12 
 Left arrow Chatou – Higher Edu Mega Ctr South Right arrow
 Feixiang Park
 Sanyuanli

Jingguang/Guangshen

Guangzhou Railway Station 5  11  14 

Left arrow Jiaokou – Wenchong Right arrow
Yuexiu Park
 Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall
 Connection with Line 1

Gongyuanqian 1 
 Left arrow Xilang – GZ East Railway Station Right arrow
Haizhu Square 6 
 Left arrow Xunfenggang – Changban Right arrow
Pearl River
 The 2nd Workers' Cultural Palace
 Jiangnan West
 Connection with Line 8

Changgang 8 
 Left arrow Fenghuang Xincun – Wanshengwei Right arrow
 Jiangtai Lu
 Dongxiao South
Nanzhou Guangfo 
 Left arrow Kuiqi Lu – Lijiao Right arrow
Pearl River
 Luoxi
Sanzhixiang Watercourse
 Nanpu
Dashi Watercourse
 Huijiang
Higher Edu Mega Ctr South Right arrow

Shibi 7 

GZ South Railway Station 7 

Jingguangshengang/Guangzhu
Dazhou Stabling Yard
Dazhou Depot, Line 7
 Reserved extension

Line 2 of the Guangzhou Metro (Chinese: 广州地铁2号线; pinyin: Guǎngzhōu Dìtiě Èr Hào Xiàn) or Jiahe Line (Chinese: 嘉禾线; pinyin: Jiāhé Xiàn) is a south-north line on the system that runs from Guangzhou South Railway Station to Jiahewanggang, with a total length of 31.4 km with 24 stations. All stations in Jiahe Line are underground.[2] Line 2's color is blue.

The line previously ran together with Line 8 on a single route between Sanyuanli and Wanshengwei stations until the extensions to both lines officially opened on September 25, 2010.[3]

Service routes

Stations

Service
routes
Station
№
Station Name
English
Station Name
Hanzi
Platform Types
Transfer/Connection
Location
● 2 01 Guangzhou South Railway Station 广州南站 island (und) Mainline rail interchange China Railway High-speed via Guangzhounan Panyu
● 2 02 Shibi 石壁 island (und)
● 2 03 Huijiang 会江 island (und)
● 2 04 Nanpu 南浦 island/side (und)
● 2 05 Luoxi 洛溪 island (und)
● 2 06 Nanzhou 南洲 island (und) Haizhu
● 2 07 Dongxiaonan 东晓南 ESP sol./side (und)
●● 2 08 Jiangtai Lu 江泰路 island (und)
●● 2 09 Changgang 昌岗 island (und)  8  (8 19)
●● 2 10 Jiangnanxi 江南西 side (und)
●● 2 11 The 2nd Workers' Cultural Palace 市二宫 island (und)
●● 2 12 Haizhu Square 海珠广场 island (und)  6  (6 10) Yuexiu
●● 2 13 Gongyuanqian 公园前 ESP sol. (und)  1  (1 09)
●● 2 14 Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall 纪念堂 island (und)
●● 2 15 Yuexiu Park 越秀公园 side (und)
●● 2 16 Guangzhou Railway 广州火车站 island (und)  5  (5 06)
Mainline rail interchange China Railway China Railway High-speed via Guangzhou
●● 2 17 Sanyuanli 三元里 island (und) Baiyun
● 2 18 Feixiang Park 飞翔公园 split (und)
● 2 19 Baiyun Park 白云公园 split (und)
● 2 20 Baiyun Culture Square 白云文化广场 split (und)
● 2 21 Xiao-gang 萧岗 island/side (und)
● 2 22 Jiangxia 江夏 split (und)
● 2 23 Huangbian 黄边 split (und)
● 2 24 Jiahewanggang 嘉禾望岗 2x island, CPI (und)  3  (3 10)

Headways

Date Period Termini Hours Frequency Frequency Type
Monday
thru
Friday		 AM Peak Jiangtai Lu—Sanyuanli 7:30 — 9:30 2 min. & 30 sec. 2 long-trains
1 short-train
Guangzhou South—Jiangtai Lu / Sanyuanli—Jiahewanggang 3 min. & 30 sec.
PM Peak Guangzhou South—Jiahewanggang 16:30 — 19:45 2 min. & 50 sec. ~ 3 min. & 30 sec. Long-trains only
Mid 7:00 — 7:30 / 9:30 — 16:30 / 19:45 — 21:30 3 min. & 30 sec.
Low 6:00 — 7:00/21:30 — 23:30 6 min. & 30 sec.
Saturday
&
Sunday		 Peak 11:00 — 19:15 3 min.
Mid 7:00 — 11:00 / 19:15 — 21:30 3 min. & 30 sec.
Low 6:00 — 7:00 / 21:30 — 23:30 6 min. & 30 sec.

References

  1. ↑ "861万！地铁客流再创新高！". Guangzhou Metro Corporation. 2014-01-04. Retrieved 2014-01-05.
  2. ↑ Guangzhou Metro Light Rail System, China
  3. ↑ "Dates fixed for opening of six new metro lines GDNews www.newsgd.com". Newsgd.com. 2010-09-21. Retrieved 2013-07-12.

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