Miryang Station

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| 밀양
Miryang

Station building

Korean name
Hangul|

밀양역

Hanja|

密陽驛

Revised Romanization| Miryang yeok
McCune–Reischauer| Milyang yŏk
General information
Operated by| Korail
Line(s)| Gyeongbu Line
Platforms| 2
Tracks| 4
Construction
Structure type| Aboveground/Straight
Key dates
January 1, 1905| opened
Services
| Preceding station  |  | Following station

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Gyeongsan

towards Seoul or Haengsin

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Gyeongbu KTX |  | Gupo

towards Busan

Miryang station is on the normal speed Gyeongbu Line, 55 km south of Dongdaegu Station. Miryang station is an important branch of the Gyeongbu and Gyeongjeon lines. The surrounding area is filled with numerous tourist attractions such as Ice Valley, Pyochungsa Temple, Pyochungbi, Jaejak Mountain and Unmun Mountain, as well as famous mountains called Yeongnam Alps. Especially in summer, there is a theater festival held in Miryang Theater Village and a cool ice valley without long clothes. It is a station that is the center of economy and tourism.[1]

## History[edit]

The station opened on January 1, 1905, to trains on the Gyeongbu Line. The building was destroyed by fire on February 12, 1962. The station was elevated in its determined importance on March 3, 1972, and a new station building was completed on December 28, 1982. KTX trains on the normal speed Gyeongbu Line began services on April 1, 2004.

## Services[edit]

KTX at Miryang station

Miryang station serves KTX, ITX-Saemaeul, and Mugunghwa trains on the normal speed Gyeongbu Line.

## See also[edit]

* Transportation in South Korea
* Korail
* KTX

## References[edit]

1. ^ "레츠코레일 LetsKorail".

## External links[edit]

* Korea Train eXpress
* Route Map

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Gyeongbu line

* Seoul
* Namyeong
* Yongsan
* Noryangjin
* Daebang
* Singil
* Yeongdeungpo
* Sindorim
* Guro
* Gasan Digital Complex
* Doksan
* Geumcheon-gu Office
* Seoksu
* Gwanak
* Anyang
* Myeonghak
* Geumjeong
* Gunpo
* Dangjeong
* Uiwang
* Sungkyunkwan Univ.
* Hwaseo
* Suwon
* Seryu
* Byeongjeom
* Sema
* Osan Univ.
* Osan
* Jinwi
* Songtan
* Seojeongni
* PyeongtaekJije
* Pyeongtaek
* Seonghwan
* Jiksan
* Dujeong
* Cheonan
* Sojeong-ri
* Jeonui
* Jeondong
* Seochang
* Jochiwon
* Naepan
* Bugang
* Maepo
* Sintanjin
* Hoedeok
* Daejeonjochajang
* Daejeon
* Secheon
* Okcheon
* Iwon
* Jitan
* Simcheon
* Gakgye
* Yeongdong
* Hwanggan
* Chupungnyeong
* Sinam
* Jikjisa
* Gimcheon
* Daesin
* Apo
* Gumi
* Sagok
* Yangmok
* Waegwan
* Yeonhwa
* Sindong
* Jicheon
* Daegu
* Dongdaegu
* Gomo
* Gacheon
* Gyeongsan
* Samseong
* Namseonghyeon
* Cheongdo
* Singeo
* Sangdong
* Miryang
* Mijeon
* Samnangjin
* Wondong
* Mulgeum
* Hwamyeong
* Gupo
* Sasang
* Busanjin
* Busan

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KTX lines and services

Infrastructure|

| High-speed lines|

* Gyeongbu HSR
* Honam HSR

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Semi-high-speed lines|

* Gyeonggang Line
* Jungang line (Cheongnyangni–Dodam)
* Jungbunaeryuk Line

Conventional lines|

* Gyeongbu line
* Honam Line
* Gyeongui Line
* Gyeongjeon Line
* Jeolla Line
* Donghae Line
* Jungang line (Dodam–Andong)
* Yeongdong Line

KTX
services|

| Gyeongbu|

| HSR route|

* (Haengsin)
* Seoul
* Gwangmyeong
* Cheonan–Asan
* Osong
* Daejeon
* Gimcheon (Gumi)
* (Seodaegu)
* Dongdaegu
* Gyeongju
* Ulsan
* Busan

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via Gupo|

* (Haengsin–Dongdaegu: HSR route)
* Dongdaegu
* (Gyeongsan)
* Miryang
* Gupo
* Busan

via Suwon|

* Seoul
* Yeongdeungpo
* Suwon
* Daejeon
* (Daejeon–Busan: HSR route)

Honam|

| HSR route|

* (Haengsin)
* (Seoul)
* Yongsan
* Gwangmyeong
* Cheonan–Asan
* Osong
* Gongju
* Iksan
* Jeongeup
* GwangjuSongjeong
* Naju
* Mokpo

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via Seodaejeon|

* (Haengsin–Osong: HSR route)
* Osong
* Seodaejeon
* Gyeryong
* Nonsan
* Iksan
* Gimje
* Jeongeup
* Jangseong
* GwangjuSongjeong
* (GwangjuSongjeong–Mokpo: HSR route)

Gyeongjeon|

* (Haengsin–Dongdaegu: Gyeongbu HSR route)
* Dongdaegu
* (Gyeongsan)
* Miryang
* Jinyeong
* Changwonjungang
* Changwon
* Masan
* (Jinju)

Jeolla|

* (Haengsin–Iksan: Honam HSR route via Gongju or Seodaejeon)
* Iksan
* Gyeryong
* Nonsan
* Iksan
* Jeonju
* Namwon
* Gokseong
* Guryegu
* Suncheon
* Yeocheon
* Yeosu Expo

Donghae|

* (Haengsin–Dongdaegu: Gyeongbu HSR route)
* Dongdaegu
* Pohang

Gangneung|

| Main route|

* (Haengsin)
* (Seoul)
* Cheongnyangni
* Sangbong
* (Deokso)
* Yangpyeong
* Seowonju
* Manjong
* Hoengseong
* Dunnae
* Pyeongchang
* Jinbu (Odaesan)
* Gangneung

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Branch route|

* (Seoul–Jinbu: Main route)
* Jeongdongjin
* Mukho
* Donghae

Jungang|

* Cheongnyangni
* Yangpyeong
* Seowonju
* Wonju
* Jecheon
* Danyang
* Punggi
* Yeongju
* Andong

Jungbunaeryuk|

* Pangyo
* Bubal
* Ganam
* GamgokJanghowon
* Angseongoncheon
* Chungju

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