How many railway stations are there in Quanzhou? Where are they?

There are three mobile stations in Quanzhou: Quanzhou Station, Jinjiang Station and Hui 'an Station.

Quanzhou station:

Quanzhou Railway Station, located in Puxian Road, Beifeng Street, Fengze District, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, China, was opened to traffic on April 20 10, about/kloc-9 km from Hui 'an Station, 25 km from Jinjiang Station, 46 km from Xianyou Station, 69 km from Putian Station, 72 km from Xiamen Station and 155 km from Fuzhou Station. Under the Zhangzhou Locomotive Depot of Nanchang Railway Bureau, it is now a first-class station with a total land area of about 300 mu.

Jinjiang station:

Jinjiang Railway Station is located at the junction of Shangfeng Village, Neikeng Town, Jinjiang City, Fujian Province, and Houcuo Village and Tianbian Village in hong cun. It used to be the junction of Shangfeng Village, Houcuo Village and Tianbian Village of Neikeng Commune in Jinjiang County. Jinjiang Station is Neikeng Bus Station in the southeast, and Shenhai Expressway is about two kilometers to the east. Inner pit part.

Huian station:

Huian Station is located in Zishan Town, Huian County, Fujian Province. Shiwei Natural Village in Ding songkhla Village is connected with Xiamu Village, Tanghuang Town, Hui 'an County, southwest of the platform, and connected with Quanzhou North Station (Hui 'an) comprehensive transportation hub station, which was completed in 20 14 and officially put into use on February 4, 20 15, and is now under the jurisdiction of Nanchang Railway Bureau.

Extended data:

Quanzhou, a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Fujian Province, is also called "carp" or "Erythrina". It is located in the southeast coast of Fujian Province, bordering Fuzhou in the north, Xiamen in the south and Taiwan Province Province in the east. It has jurisdiction over four districts, three cities and five counties, Quanzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone and quanzhou taiwanese investment zone. It is one of the three central cities in Fujian Province, the first cultural capital of East Asia in China, and the only starting point of the Maritime Silk Road recognized by UNESCO.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Huian Station?

Baidu encyclopedia-jinjiang station

Baidu encyclopedia-Quanzhou station