Stations
Golmud Nanshankou Ganlong Nachitai Xiaonanchuan Yuzhufeng Wangkun Budongquan Chumaerhe Wudaoliang Xiushuihe Jiangkedong Riaquchi Tuotuohe Tongtianhe Yanshiping Buqiangge Tanggula Zhajiazangbu Tuoju Amdo Cuonahu Diwuma Gangxiu Naqu Tuoru Gulu Wumatang Damxung Daqiongguo Yangbajing Maxiang Lhasa west Lhasa ● Ordinary station● Station with vista point
Note: stations in gray are unstaffed
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In the Golmud to Lhasa section 45 stations are open, 38 of which are unstaffed, monitored by the control center in Xining. Thirteen more stations are planned.
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