Line 2 of the Seoul metro – Wikipedia

The Line 2 of the Seoul Metro (nicknamed green line or circular line ) is a circular line of the Seoul metro. The line in the direction of the needles of a watch is called “inner circular line” (Hangeul: 내선 내선) and that which goes in the opposite direction is called “exterior circular line” (Hangeul: 외선 외선). The busiest line on the network, it is also the longest circular metro line in the world, with its 60.2 km long.

Line 2 was built from 1978 to 1984 simultaneously with the Seongsu branch (the second branch, that of Sinjeong, was built between 1989 and 1995). The Dangsan bridge was closed to be rebuilt in 1996 and reopened the November 22, 1999 . The old steel beam bridge was replaced by a 1.3 km long concrete bridge between Dangsan located on the southern shore of Han and Hapjeong located on the north bank. The line connects the city center, Gangnam, Teheranno, Seoul Nationale University, Hongdae and the Coxe/World Trade Center complexes in Seoul.

The October 20, 2005 , the Yongdu metro station was opened, and was the first metro station to be fitted with landing doors. Since 2008, all other stations in line 2 have been equipped. New railway rolling stock was also gradually introduced on the line, replacing the old trains.

The oars circulate every five to six minutes normally and every three minutes in rush hour.

Chronology [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

• October 31, 1980 : Commissioning of the SinSol -Dong section – Sports complex (via Seongsu)
• December 23, 1982 : Commissioning of the section Sports complex – National University of Seoul Pedagogy
• September 16, 1983 : Commissioning of the Euljiro 1 -GA – Seongsu section; The separate section Sinseol -Dong – Seongsu is baptized Branche de seondsu
• December 12, 1983 : Commissioning of the section National University of Séoul pedagogy – National University of Seoul
• May 22, 1984 : The commissioning of the section National University of Seoul – Euljiro 1 -GA (via Sindorim) marks the completion of the circular line
• May 22, 1992 : Commissioning of the Sindorim section – town hall of the Yangcheon district under the name of industry de sinjeong
• February 29, 1996 : Extension of the Sinjeong branch with the opening of the Sinjeongegeori station
• 20 mars 1996 : Opening of the Kkachisan station as an extension of the Sinjeong branch
• October 20, 2005 : Opening of the Yongdu station on the Seongsu branch
• December 29, 2010 : Line 2 is connected to Incheon International Airport via Arex at the Station of the University of Hongik

Plan [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Main line (circular line) [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Branche de Seongsu (Verses Sinceol-dong) [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

The operation of the branch is separated from the circular line.

Branche de Sinjeong (Vers kkachisan) [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

The operation of the branch is separated from the circular line.

• Seoul Plaza not far from the town hall station
• Cheonggye Plaza (청계 광장) not far from the town hall station
• Korean Bank Museum (화폐 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 박물관 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 박물관 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융 금융)
• Palais de Deoksugung (덕수궁) and rue du Mur de Pierre de Deoksugung (덕수궁 돌담길) not far from the town hall station
• Regional Council of the Rélite Metropolis (서울 특별 특별) not far from the Town Hall station
• Cheonggyecheon (Cheonggyecheon Jeongjo Baro) Non Loin de la Station Euljiro 1 (IL) -GA
• Cathedral of Myeongdong (명동 명동) not far from the Euljiro 1 station (IL) -Ga
• CheonGyechon Fashion Plaza -Mur Culturel
• Gwangheemun or Small South Door (광희문) not far from the Cultural & Historical Park station of Dongdaemun
• Flea walking in the Hwanghak district (황학동 시장 시장 시장) not far from the Sindang station
• Centre Culturel de Cheongyecheon (Cheonggyecheon Cultural Center)
• Forest of Seoul (서울 숲 숲) not far from the Ttukseom station.
• NOYOU-DONG RODEO Street Non Loin de La Station
• Techno-Mart (Techno Mart) Non Loin de la Station Gangbyeon
• Terminus of fast-east steoul buses (동서울 동서울) not far from the GangByeon station
• Seolleung tombs – Jeongreung (선릉 – 정릉) not far from the Seolleung station
• POSCO Museum of Arts (포스코 미술관 미술관) not far from the Seolleung station
• Court of Justice (법원) not far from the National University of Pedagogy of Seoul
• National Library of Korea (국립 중앙 도서관) not far from the SeoCho station
• Village of Seorae (서래 마을) not far from the Seocho station
• Bonggeun park (봉은 공원) not far from the Samseong station
• Coex-Mall (COEX Mall) Non Loin de la Station SAMSEONG
• Jamsil sports complex (잠실 종합 운동장) not far from the sports complex station
• Asian park (아시아 공원) not far from the sports complex station
• Lotte World (Lotte World) Non Loin de la Station JAMSIL
• Samsung children’s museum (삼성 어린이 어린이) not far from Jamsil station
• Lake Seokchon (석촌 호수) not far from Jamsil station
• Nakseongdae (낙성대) Non Loin de la station nakseongdae
• Musée Des Arts de Sillim
• Gwanak water park (관악 공원 공원 공원) not far from the National University Station of Seoul
• “Quartier des Soondae” de Sillim Non Loin de la Station Sillim
• HORIM Museum (호림 박물관) not far from the SILLIM station
• Korea Meteorological Administration (기상청) not far from the Sindaebang station
• Boramae park (보라매 공원) not far from Sindaebang station
• Dorim river ecosystem (도림천 생태 하천) not far from the Dorimcheon station
• Airy center (for young) in Mullae (문래 청소년 청소년 청소년) not far from the Mullae station
• Park on the island of Seonyu (선유도 선유도) not far from the Dangsan station
• Parc des Tombes des Missionnaires étrangers et dess Martyrs Jeoldusan
• Rusters Artitiques of Hongik (刘 예옘의 ̆) Non Loin de la Station in Hongik universe Non Loin Loin Loin Loin of Hongik University of Hongik.
• Musée de l’histoire Naturelle de seodaemun (Seodaemun Natural History Museum) Non Loin de la Station