Railway station in New Taipei, Taiwan.
South Shulin (Chinese: 南樹林車站; pinyin: Nán Shùlín Chēzhàn) is a station on the Taiwan Railways Administration West Coast line located in Shulin District, New Taipei, Taiwan.[2][3] South Shulin Station is located at the intersection of Zhongshan Road and Dongxing Street.
Name
Representatives of the Shulin District office surveyed 1078 citizens to gather public opinion on a favorable station name. Results of the survey are as follows: South Shulin (42.5%), Dongxing (30.5%). The remaining names include: Shijin Shouji (0.4%), Dongshan (0.3%), Xia Shanjia (0.2%), Shulin Dispatch Station (0.1%), Shujia (0.1%), Xinxing (0.1%), Shuxing (0.1%), New Shulin (0.1%).
Before the opening of the station, the area in which the station is currently located was called "Shulin Train Yard and Simple Train Stop." On 3/25/2015, the Shulin District Office held a naming meeting to determine the name of the future train station. Station names such as Shushan, Shudiao, and South Shulin were considered before deciding on the name South Shulin Station.
History
Shulin Station was built as a commuter station[4] and is the third station in New Taipei City's Shulin District after Shulin Station and Shanjia Station.[5]
- 12/4/2007: Groundbreaking ceremony
- 2/2009: Construction began, budget NTD 125 million
- 8/2015: Construction completed
- 12/23/2015: Station opened
Station structure
Platform A: Taiwan Railway main line toward Taoyuan, Hsinchu (Shanjia Station)
Platform B: Taiwan Railway main line toward Taipei, Keelung/Su'ao (Shulin Station)
Service
Around the station
References