Jiujiang’s transportation

Jiujiang has convenient transportation, with complete railways, highways, water transportation and civil aviation. Located in the middle and lower reaches of the golden waterway of the Yangtze River, it is the intersection of the Beijing-Kowloon Railway and the Yangtze River. Jiujiang is connected to the Five Ridges, Poyang Lake to the south, the Yangtze River to the north, Poyang Lake to the right, and Dongting Lake to the left. The Beijing-Kowloon Railway and the golden waterway of the Yangtze River form the axis of exchanges between China's north-south and east-west.

Jiujiang is located in the northern part of Jiangxi Province. It is the northern gate of Jiangxi Province and the provincial sub-central city of Jiangxi Province. Its railway transportation location is very important and it is the intersection of multiple railways. According to the latest promulgated "Thirteenth According to the Five-Year Plan, by 2030, Jiujiang will have Beijing-Kowloon Railway, Wujiu-Jiujiang Railway, Hejiu-Jiujiang Railway, Tongjiu Railway, Changjiu-Jiujiu Intercity Railway, Wuhan-Jiujiu Passenger Line (opened to traffic in 2016), and Jiujing-Qujiu Railway (opened in 2017 Open to traffic), He'an Jiu Passenger Dedicated Line (under construction), Fugang Jiu Passenger Dedicated Line (under planning), Changjiu Passenger Dedicated Line (under planning), Xianyi-Jiu Railway (under planning), Changyue Jiu Railway (under planning) , Chijiu Intercity Railway (under planning) and many other lines pass through Jiujiang.

The starting point of the Changjiu-Jiujiu Intercity Railway is at Jiujiang Station. After exiting Lushan Station, it runs along the east side of the Beijing-Kowloon Railway and ends at Nanchang North Station. It is connected to the existing Beijing-Kowloon Railway and introduced to Nanchang Station. It is the first intercity railway in Jiangxi Province and the second intercity railway in China. The entire line has stations in Jiujiang City, Lianxi District, De'an County, Qingcheng City, Yongxiu County, and Nanchang City. This line is classified as a passenger high-speed dedicated line, with a design speed target of 250 kilometers per hour, and the locomotive type is EMU.

After the Changjiu intercity railway is opened, it will only take 45 minutes from Nanchang to Jiujiang. By then, 10 passenger trains between Jiujiang and Nanchang within the jurisdiction of the Nanchang Railway Bureau will be switched from the Beijing-Kowloon Line to the Changjiu-Jiuzhou Intercity Line.

The Wuhan-Jiujiu Passenger Dedicated Line starts from Wuhan, passes through Ezhou, Huangshi, Daye, Yangxin, Ruichang and Jiujiang County, and ends at Jiujiang Station. It has a design speed of 250 kilometers per hour and a total length of 198 kilometers. It extends from the Daye North Station of the Wuhan-Huangshi intercity railway under construction to Jiujiang City and connects to the Changjiu intercity railway.

Jiujiang Station Jiujiang Station, founded in 1916 and expanded in 1996, is located at No. 60 Changhong Avenue, Lushan District, Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province, 135 kilometers from Nanchang Station, 1,314 kilometers from Beijing West Railway Station, and 1,314 kilometers from Shenzhen The station is 1,058 kilometers away and is under the jurisdiction of the Jiujiang Railway Station of the Nanchang Railway Bureau. It is now a first-class station. With 9 platforms and 12 lines, the station ranks second in the province and plays an important role in the national railway network.

Jiujiang Station is located in Jiujiang City, the second largest city in Jiangxi Province in terms of comprehensive strength. It is an important railway station and hub station in southern China under the Nanchang Railway Bureau, and is also the largest stop on the Beijing-Kowloon Line.

Passenger transport services include: handling passenger boarding and landing; baggage and package check-in. No freight business is conducted. Beijing-Kowloon Railway (Beijing-Hong Kong Kowloon), Hefei-Jiujiang Railway (Hefei-Jiujiang), Wuhan-Kowloon Railway (Wuhan-Jiujiang), and Tongjiu Railway (Tongling-Jiujiang) are all connected to this station. In 2010, the Changjiu-Jiujiang Intercity Railway (Nanchang-Jiujiang) was officially put into operation, the Wuhan-Jiujiang Passenger Railway (Wuhan-Jiujiang) is planned to be opened to traffic in 2016, and the Jiujing-Quzhou Railway (Jiujiang-Jingdezhen-Quzhou) is planned to be opened to traffic in 2017. Around 2020, there will be about 18 lines connecting Jiujiang.

Lushan Station (Jiujiang South Station)

Lushan Station, formerly known as Jiujiang South Station, is located in Shahe Town, Jiujiang County, Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province. It was built in 1910 , is a passenger station for Beijing-Kowloon Railway, Changjiu-Jiujiu Intercity Railway, Wuhan-Jiujiu Railway, and Wuhan-Jiujiu Passenger Dedicated Line. It is under the jurisdiction of the Jiujiang Depot of Nanchang Railway Bureau and is currently a second-class station.

With the future planning and development of Jiujiang Railway, Lushan Station plays an increasingly important role in Jiujiang Railway. According to the plan of Jiujiang Railway, Lushan Station (Jiujiang South Station) will be connected to multiple high-speed trains and railways in the future, such as the Wujiu-Jiu Passenger Dedicated Line (opened to traffic at the end of 2016) and the planned He'an-Jiu Passenger Dedicated Line (under construction) , Chijiu Passenger Dedicated Line (Chizhou-Jiujiang), Fugang Nine Passenger Dedicated Line (Fuyang-Huanggang-Jiujiang), etc., so the transformation of Lushan Station (Jiujiang South Station into Jiujiang High-speed Railway Station) is also accelerating. It will also become a major tourist attraction in Jiangxi Province. One of the busiest high-speed railway stations.

In 2016, the construction of He'an Nine Passenger Railway will start, and Lushan Station will be expanded simultaneously.

The highway extends in all directions, with a total mileage of 3,753 kilometers. The Nanchang-Jiujiang special automobile highway has been completed and opened to traffic. The Jiujiang-Wuhan, Jiujiang-Nanjing, Jiujiang-Changsha, Jiujiang-Wenzhou and other inter-provincial trunk lines have been opened. It was opened to traffic in May 2010. The city has basically realized highway access to counties and townships.

National highway: G105 national highway, G316 national highway

Highway: G70. Yin Expressway, G56 Hangrui Expressway, Jiurui Expressway, G45 Daguang Expressway, Yongwu Expressway, Penghu Expressway, and Xiuping Expressway

Bus *** Cars: Jiujiang City’s public transportation is mainly from Jiujiang. Bus group lines are the main ones. Jiujiang Public Transport currently operates more than 50 lines, including 5 suburban lines and 1 inter-provincial bus line. In 2003, Jiujiang Public Transport Group introduced double-decker bus operations, filling the gap that was not available in Jiangxi Province at that time. There was a gap in double-decker buses. In 2010, Jiujiang City introduced 12-meter buses, marking the beginning of the 12-meter era for Jiujiang Bus.

Most bus fares in Jiujiang adopt a one-yuan pass system, of which double-decker and air-conditioned buses are 2 yuan, and inter-provincial bus No. 17 is charged by stop.

Taxi: There are 1,487 taxis in Jiujiang City, belonging to more than a dozen taxi companies in the city, mainly the locally produced Liana, and supplemented by Jetta, Suzuki, and Kia. The appearance color of the vehicles Mainly green and white are the main colors. The starting taxi fare is 7 yuan/2 kilometers, and then 2 yuan per kilometer. Jiujiang Lushan Airport is located in the south of Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province, 33 kilometers away from the urban area. The airport flight area level is 4C. It has complete flight support facilities and equipment and can take off and land large and medium-sized passenger aircraft such as B737, B757, and A320. June 18, 1996 Navigable. The airport has a terminal building of 12,000 square meters. Routes have been officially opened to Beijing, Shanghai, Xi'an, Guangzhou, Xiamen, Hangzhou, Chengdu, Jinan, Wuhan, Haikou, Shenzhen and other cities.

In order to solve the current development bottlenecks of Jiujiang Airport such as aging runways, limited flight capacity, and single aircraft types, and achieve sustainable development of Jiujiang’s civil aviation industry, with the consent of the municipal government, our city will conduct runway renovations at Jiujiang Airport in the near future. Thicken and carry out navigation lighting renovation project. At present, the Civil Aviation Administration of China has coordinated with relevant departments and reached an agreement, and Jiujiang Airport has officially suspended flights on March 21, 2015.

In order to reduce the impact of airport suspension on travel, passengers can arrange other travel methods according to their needs. Once the airport is renovated and reopened, citizens and passengers will be notified as soon as possible. By then, the safety performance of Jiujiang Airport will be greatly improved, various service facilities will be more complete, and the original main flight routes will resume normal operations. The Civil Aviation Administration will also coordinate with various airlines to strive to open more flights. Jiujiang Port is the largest water transport terminal in Jiangxi Province, the largest terminal in Jiangxi Province, and one of the ten largest terminals on the Yangtze River.

Jiujiang has a long history of foreign trade. In 1858, Jiujiang, Hankou, Nanjing, Zhenjiang and other cities were opened as foreign trade ports. Jiujiang Port is the only foreign port in Jiangxi. Since it was approved as a foreign trade port by the State Council in 1980, port construction has been developing rapidly. In July 1992, Jiujiang Port was officially opened to foreign ships, which connected Jiujiang with the world. After the Chen-Jiang Conference in 2008, Jiujiang was officially opened as a direct shipping port to Taiwan.

Jiujiang Port is a national first-class port. Two 5,000-ton berths have been built at the foreign trade terminal, and two 5,000-ton container and bulk cargo berths are about to be completed in the second phase of the project. Jiujiang Port is the largest water transport port in Jiangxi Province, connecting Chongqing, Shanghai, and extending overseas. It has a mileage of 762 kilometers of inland waterways. It has 144 ports of various types and special terminals, with an annual throughput capacity of 30 million tons. Jiujiang Port The port is an important hub port for east-west water transportation and north-south water and land transfer. It has a maximum annual passenger volume of 5 million and a maximum cargo throughput of 50 million tons, ranking second and fourth among the Yangtze River ports respectively. In 2009, SIPG Jiujiang West Port was completed and opened. The first phase of the port area has a planned area of ??14 square kilometers and a total planned area of ??51 square kilometers. After completion, it will become the main urban new area for development along the river in Jiujiang.

Jiujiang Port is located in Jiujiang City on the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. It is located at the intersection of the golden waterway Yangtze River and the north-south artery Beijing-Kowloon Railway. The geographical coordinates are 115?58′36″ East Longitude and 29?43′ North Latitude. 56″, 856 kilometers from Shanghai to the east and 269 kilometers from Wuhan to the west along the Yangtze River. It is one of the country’s main inland river hub ports and the only national first-class port in Jiangxi Province that is open to the outside world with access to the river and the sea. The bulk cargo terminal is planned to be built in the western section of the triangle line bulk cargo port area and is an important part of the port area.

On July 23, 2007, Jiujiang City proposed to give full play to the regional advantages of Jiujiang Port and build a regional logistics center. It launched the "one city, one port, one administration" management system and integrated the Jiujiang City Transportation Bureau's All Yangtze River port management functions will be handed over to the newly established Jiujiang Port Management Bureau, which will uniformly manage the 152 kilometers of Yangtze River coastline in the Jiangxi section of the Yangtze River.

Jiujiang Port has expanded from a single urban port area in the past to "one port and five areas" including Ruichang Port Area, Chengxi Port Area, Chengdu Port Area, Hukou Port Area and Pengze Port Area