How many stops are there in Beijing-Tangshan high-speed railway?

There are 8 stations along the Beijing-Tangshan high-speed railway.

They are Beijing City Sub-center Station, Yanjiao Station, Dachang Station, Xianghe Station, Baodi Station, Yutian South Station, Tangshan West Station and Tangshan Station. At present, the Beijing-Tangshan high-speed railway departs 1 1 time every day, the whole line is about 148.7 kilometers, and the speed is about 350 kilometers per hour.

The Beijing-Tangshan high-speed railway starts from the city sub-center station in Tongzhou District, Beijing, passes through Langfang City, Hebei Province and Baodi District, Tianjin, and finally reaches Tangshan Station in Tangshan City. Among them, the Tianjin section is 43 kilometers long. After the successful opening, it means that it only takes 19 minutes from Tianjin Baodi District to Tangshan, Hebei Province.

Brief introduction of Beijing-Tangshan intercity railway

Jingtang Intercity Railway, referred to as Jingtang Intercity for short, is an intercity railway connecting Beijing and Tangshan, Hebei Province, and a landmark project of Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei traffic integration. The Jingtang Intercity Railway is located in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region around the Bohai Sea, running east-west, passing through Tongzhou District of Beijing, Langfang City of Hebei Province, Baodi District of Tianjin and Tangshan City of Hebei Province.

Motor vehicle application, a major manufacturer of Beijing-Tangshan intercity railway, has four maintenance lines in the locomotive depot, which can meet the requirements of simultaneous maintenance of eight sets of EMU trains. It is equipped with brand-new maintenance equipment, such as wheelless rotating bed, pantograph, track tread diagnosis and intelligent maintenance robot. Jingtang Intercity Railway Bridge is the only swivel bridge of Jingtang Intercity Railway, with a swivel length of 177.5m, a deck width of 7.4m, a height of 30m and a swivel angle of 25 degrees.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Jingtang Intercity Railway