Blue Line (Taoyuan Metro)

Blue Line
Taoyuan International Airport MRT
桃園國際機場捷運
Blue Line
藍線
Overview
Type Rapid transit
Locale Taipei, New Taipei, Taoyuan
Termini Taipei Main Station
Airport Terminal 2 Station
Airport Terminal 2 Station
Zhongli Station
Stations 10 (First phase)
22 (in total)
Operation
Opened Late 2016
Operator(s) Taoyuan Mass Rapid Transit System Co.
Character Elevated and Underground
Depot(s) Chingpu
Technical
Line length 25.4 kilometres (15.8 mi)
Track gauge 1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in)

The Blue Line of the Taoyuan Metro is a future rapid transit line it will share portion of it rail tracks with Taoyuan International Airport MRT system. The route from Airport Terminal 2 Station to Bade Station will total a length of 25.4 kilometres (15.8 mi).[1]

Stations

Several stations have been selected for public art installations.[2]

Operation CodeStation Name Connection Location
R Ex B
●●○A1Taipei Main Station台北車站  2  (R13)  5  (BL7)
Taiwan Railways Administration Western (100)
Taiwan High Speed Rail (TPE/01)
ZhongzhengTaipei
●||A2Sanchong三重  4  (O5) SanchongNew Taipei
●||A2aErchong二重
●●○A3New Taipei Industrial Park新北產業園區  Yellow  (2017) Xinzhuang
●||A4Xinzhuang Fuduxin新莊副都心
●||A5Taishan泰山 Taishan
●||A6Taishan Guihe泰山貴和
●||A7National Taiwan Sport University體育大學 GuishanTaoyuan
●●|A8Chang Gung Memorial Hospital長庚醫院
●||A9Linkou林口 LinkouNew Taipei
●||A10Shanbi山鼻 LuzhuTaoyuan
●||A11Kengkou坑口 Dayuan
●●N/AA12Airport Terminal 1機場第一航廈
●●N/AA13 / B1Airport Terminal 2機場第二航廈 DayuanTaoyuan
●●N/AA14 / B2Airport Terminal 3機場第三航廈 DayuanTaoyuan
●||A14a / B2aAirport Hotel機場旅館
●||A15 / B3Dayuan大園  Green  (Planned)
●||A16 / B4Hengshan橫山
●||A17 / B4aLinghang領航
●●○A18 / B5THSR Taoyuan Station高鐵桃園站Taiwan High Speed Rail (TAY/04) Zhongli
● A19 / B6Taoyuan Sports Park桃園體育園區
● A20 / B7Xingnan興南
● A21 / B8Huanbei環北
A22 / B9Laojie River老街溪
A23 / B10Zhongli中壢 Taiwan Railways Administration Western (108)

References

  1. ↑ http://www2.dorts.gov.tw/news/newsletter/ns245/rp245_03.htm
  2. ↑ "Public Art Sites Project Descriptions". MRT Engineering Office, Bureau of High Speed Rail. Archived from the original on 2012-03-15. Retrieved 2010-12-01.

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