Nakagawa Station (Yamagata)

Nakagawa Station 中川駅
Nakagawa Station is October 2005
Location	255, Koiwasawa Aza Maeda, Nan'yō, Yamagata （山形県南陽市小岩沢字前田255） Japan
Coordinates	38°05′36″N 140°12′12″E / 38.093317°N 140.203286°E / 38.093317; 140.203286Coordinates: 38°05′36″N 140°12′12″E / 38.093317°N 140.203286°E / 38.093317; 140.203286
Operated by	JR East
Line(s)	Ōu Main Line
Connections
History
Opened	1903

Nakagawa Station (中川駅, Nakagawa-eki) is a railway station on the Ōu Main Line in the city of Nanyō, Yamagata Prefecture, Japan, operated by East Japan Railway Company (JR East).

Lines

Nakagawa Station is served by the Ōu Main Line, and is located 64.4 rail kilometers from the terminus of the line at Fukushima Station.

Nakagawa Station has two opposed side platforms connected via a pedestrian overpass; however, only one platform is in use. The station is unattended.

1	■ Ōu Main Line	for Yonezawa and Akayu Kaminoyamaonsen and Yamagata
2	■ Ōu Main Line	not in normal use

«		Service	»
Ōu Main Line (Yamagata Line)
Akayu		-	Uzen-Nakayama

Nakagawa Station opened on November 3 1903. The station was absorbed into the JR East network upon the privatization of JNR on 1 April 1987.

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Stations of the Ōu Main Line

Fukushima to Shinjō (Yamagata Line)	Fukushima Sasakino Niwasaka Akaiwa Itaya Tōge Ōsawa Sekine Yonezawa Oitama Takahata Akayu Nakagawa Uzen-Nakayama Kaminoyama-Onsen Mokichi Kinenkan-mae Zaō Yamagata Kita-Yamagata Uzen-Chitose Minami-Dewa Urushiyama Takatama Tendō-Minami Tendō Midaregawa Jimmachi Sakurambo-Higashine Higashine Murayama Sodesaki Ōishida Kita-Ōishida Ashisawa Funagata Shinjō

Shinjō to Ōmagari	Shinjō Izumita Uzen-Toyosato Mamurogawa Kamabuchi Ōtaki Nozoki Innai Yokobori Mitsuseki Kami-Yuzawa Yuzawa Shimo-Yuzawa Jūmonji Daigo Yanagita Yokote Gosannen Iizume Ōmagari

Ōmagari to Aomori (formerly Ōu North Line)	Ōmagari Jingūji Kawarino Mineyoshikawa Ugo-Sakai Ōbarino Wada Yotsugoya Akita Tsushizaki Kami-Iijima Oiwake Ōkubo Ugo-Iizuka Ikawa-Sakura Hachirōgata Koikawa Kado Moritake Kita-Kanaoka Higashi-Noshiro Tsurugata Tomine Futatsui Maeyama Takanosu Nukazawa Hayaguchi Shimokawazoi Ōdate Shirasawa Jimba Tsugaru-Yunosawa Ikarigaseki Nagamine Ōwani-Onsen Ishikawa Hirosaki Naijōshi Kawabe Kita-Tokiwa Namioka Daishaka Tsurugasaka Tsugaru-Shinjō Shin-Aomori Aomori

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