List of Beijing Subway Stations - Line 1

Line 1

Stations of Line 1, Beijing Subway
Code Station Chinese name Location Transfers Platform type Grade Opened
Heishitou 黑石头 Unknown At-grade Not Operational
101 Gaojing 高井 Split Underground Not Operational
102 Fushouling 福寿岭 Side Underground Not Operational
103 Pingguoyuan 苹果园
Shijingshan		 Side Underground 23 April 1973
104 Guchenglu 古城 Side Underground 7 November 1971
105 Bajiao Amusement Park 八角游乐园 Side Underground 7 November 1971
106 Babaoshan 八宝山 Island Underground 7 November 1971
107 Yuquanlu 玉泉路 Island Underground 5 August 1971
108 Wukesong 五棵松 Haidian Island Underground 5 August 1971
109 Wanshoulu 万寿路 Island Underground 5 August 1971
110 Gongzhufen 公主坟 Island Underground 15 January 1971
111 Military Museum 军事博物馆 Island Underground 15 January 1971
112 Muxidi 木樨地 Xicheng Island Underground 15 January 1971
113 Nanlishilu 南礼士路 Island Underground 15 January 1971
114 Fuxingmen 复兴门 2 Island Underground 28 December 1987
115 Xidan 西单 4 Island Underground 12 December 1992
116 Tian'anmen West 天安门西 Island Underground 28 September 1999
117 Tian'anmen East 天安门东 Dongcheng Island Underground 28 September 1999
118 Wangfujing 王府井 Island Underground 28 September 1999
119 Dongdan 东单 5 Island Underground 28 September 1999
120 Jianguomen 建国门 2 Island Underground 28 September 1999
121 Yonganli 永安里 Chaoyang Island Underground 28 September 1999
122 Guomao 国贸 10 Island Underground 28 September 1999
123 Dawanglu 大望路 Island Underground 28 September 1999
124 Sihui 四惠 Batong Island At-grade 28 September 1999
125 Sihui East 四惠东 Batong Side At-grade 28 September 1999

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