This is a list of stations on the Qinghai–Tibet railway (also called Qingzang railway) . The Qinghai–Tibet railway was inaugurated on 1 July 2006.
The Qinghai–Tibet railway starts at Xining West Railway Station and ends at Lhasa Railway Station, total length 1,956 km (1,215 mi).
The 0-km milestone is located just a few hundred meters west to Xining West Railway Station.
Golmud Nanshankou Ganlong Nachitai Xiaonanchuan Yuzhufeng Wangkun Budongquan Chumaerhe Wudaoliang Xiushuihe Jiangkedong Riaquchi Tuotuohe Tongtianhe Yanshiping Buqiangge Tanggula Zhajiazangbu Tuoju Amdo Cuonahu Diwuma Gangxiu Naqu Tuoru Gulu Wumatang Damxung Daqiongguo Yangbajing Maxiang Lhasa west Lhasa ● Ordinary station● Station with vista point
Note: stations in gray are unstaffed
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English name | Chinese name | Distance from Xining (西宁) in km (mi) |
Coordinates | Altitude | Junction with other lines |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Xining West | 西宁西 | 12 km (7.5 mi) | |||
Shuangzhai | 双寨 | 24 km (15 mi) | |||
Zhamalong | 扎麻隆 | 35 km (22 mi) | |||
Shiyazhuang | 石崖庄 | 48 km (30 mi) | |||
Tongkor | 湟源 | 58 km (36 mi) | |||
Shenzhong | 申中 | 67 km (42 mi) | |||
Bayan | 巴燕 | 77 km (48 mi) | |||
Yuejiacun | 岳家村 | 85 km (53 mi) | |||
Haiyan Dashi railway station | 海晏 | 97 km (60 mi) | |||
Huangcaozhuang | 黄草庄 | 108 km (67 mi) | |||
Ketu | 克土 | 122 km (76 mi) | |||
Qinghai Lake | 青海湖 | 133 km (83 mi) | |||
Tulai | 托勒 | 147 km (91 mi) | |||
Ganzihe | 甘孜河 | 162 km (101 mi) | |||
Hairag | 哈尔盖 | 177 km (110 mi) | |||
Kangtsa | 刚察 | 208 km (129 mi) | |||
Huangyu | 黄玉 | 223 km (139 mi) | |||
Jiermeng | 吉尔孟 | 251 km (156 mi) | |||
Jianghe | 江河 | 266 km (165 mi) | |||
Têmpung | 天棚 | 290 km (180 mi) | |||
Themchen | 天峻 | 311 km (193 mi) | |||
Nanshan | 南山 | 330 km (210 mi) | |||
Erlang | 二郎 | 342 km (213 mi) | |||
Chahannuo | 察汗诺 | 364 km (226 mi) | |||
Gaba | 尕巴 | 397 km (247 mi) | |||
Ulan | 乌兰 | 407 km (253 mi) | 36°57′14″N 98°28′0″E / 36.95389°N 98.466667°E / 36.95389; 98.466667 | ||
Serh | 赛什克 | 411 km (255 mi) | |||
Keke | 柯柯 | 426 km (265 mi) | |||
Chaikai | 柴凯 | 448 km (278 mi) | |||
Taoli | 陶力 | 474 km (295 mi) | |||
Gahai | 尕海 | 498 km (309 mi) | |||
Delingha | 德令哈 | 521 km (324 mi) | |||
Denong | 德农 | 523 km (325 mi) | |||
Gobi | 戈碧 | 548 km (341 mi) | |||
Lianhu | 连湖 | 563 km (350 mi) | |||
Quanshuiliang | 泉水梁 | 583 km (362 mi) | |||
Pingshuang | 平爽 | 607 km (377 mi) | |||
Hangya | 航垭 | 639 km (397 mi) | |||
Yinmaxia | 饮马峡 | 675 km (419 mi) | Golmud-Dunhuang Railway | ||
Xitieshan | 锡铁山 | 699 km (434 mi) | |||
Songrugou | 松如沟 | 711 km (442 mi) | |||
Dabuxun | 达布逊 | 750 km (470 mi) | 36°55′9″N 95°21′49″E / 36.91917°N 95.36361°E / 36.91917; 95.36361 | ||
Qarhan | 察尔汗 | 764 km (475 mi) | 36°47′58″N 95°17′55″E / 36.79944°N 95.29861°E / 36.79944; 95.29861 | A private branch to Zannge Potash Co. | |
Yushuihe | 鱼水河 | 797 km (495 mi) | |||
Golmud East | 格尔木东 | 808 km (502 mi) | 36°25′08″N 94°55′25″E / 36.41889°N 94.92361°E / 36.41889; 94.92361 | ||
Golmud | 格尔木 | 830 km (520 mi) | 36°22′58″N 94°54′21″E / 36.38278°N 94.90583°E / 36.38278; 94.90583 | 2829 m | |
Nanshankou | 南山口 | 857 km (533 mi) | 36°11′34″N 94°46′46″E / 36.19278°N 94.77944°E / 36.19278; 94.77944 | ||
Donglung | 甘隆 | 881 km (547 mi) | 35°59′33″N 94°49′05″E / 35.9925°N 94.81806°E / 35.9925; 94.81806 | ||
Naij Tal | 纳赤台 | 914 km (568 mi) | 35°52.4′N 94°32.2′E / 35.8733°N 94.5367°E / 35.8733; 94.5367 | ||
Xiaonanchuan | 小南川 | 937 km (582 mi) | 35°51′37″N 94°20′47″E / 35.86028°N 94.34639°E / 35.86028; 94.34639 | ||
Yuzhu Peak | 玉珠峰 | 955 km (593 mi) | 35°43′47″N 94°18′27″E / 35.72972°N 94.3075°E / 35.72972; 94.3075 | ||
Wonkhu | 望昆 | 973 km (605 mi) | 35°42′53″N 94°06′47″E / 35.71472°N 94.11306°E / 35.71472; 94.11306 | ||
Budongquan | 不冻泉 | 1,010 km (630 mi) | 35°31.2′N 93°54.3′E / 35.52°N 93.905°E / 35.52; 93.905 | ||
Chumar Heyan | 楚玛尔河 | 1,056 km (656 mi) | 35°22.6′N 93°29.2′E / 35.3767°N 93.4867°E / 35.3767; 93.4867 | ||
Wudaoliang | 五道梁 | 1,100 km (680 mi) | 35°11′41″N 93°04′43″E / 35.19472°N 93.07861°E / 35.19472; 93.07861 | ||
Luma Chu | 秀水河 | 1,138 km (707 mi) | |||
Jiangkedong | 江克栋 | 1,174 km (729 mi) | |||
Riachiqu | 日阿尺曲 | 1,196 km (743 mi) | |||
Wuli | 乌丽 | 1,220 km (760 mi) | |||
Togtan Heyan | 沱沱河 | 1,239 km (770 mi) | |||
Kaixinling | 开心岭 | 1,260 km (780 mi) | |||
Dri Chu | 通天河 | 1,281 km (796 mi) | |||
Tanggang | 塘岗 | 1,309 km (813 mi) | |||
Yanshiping Yanshiping | 雁石坪 | 1,334 km (829 mi) | |||
Bumade | 布玛德 | 1,356 km (843 mi) | |||
Buqiangge | 布强格 | 1,380 km (860 mi) | |||
Thang-la north | 唐古拉北 | 1,404 km (872 mi) | |||
Thang-la | 唐古拉 | 1,421 km (883 mi) | 32°53′5″N 91°55′6″E / 32.88472°N 91.91833°E / 32.88472; 91.91833 | ||
Thang-la south | 唐古拉南 | 1,441 km (895 mi) | |||
Za'gya Zangbo | 扎加藏布 | 1,460 km (910 mi) | |||
U-nyok Chu | 托居 | 1,499 km (931 mi) | |||
Amdo | 安多 | 1,524 km (947 mi) | 32°15′8″N 91°39′57″E / 32.25222°N 91.66583°E / 32.25222; 91.66583 | ||
Cuonahu | 措那湖 | 1,553 km (965 mi) | 32°02′04″N 91°32′04″E / 32.0343465°N 91.5343443°E / 32.0343465; 91.5343443 | 4594 m | |
Liantonghe | 联通河 | 1,574 km (978 mi) | |||
Dongqen | 底吾玛 | 1,593 km (990 mi) | |||
Gacha | 岗秀 | 1,632 km (1,014 mi) | |||
Nagchu | 那曲 | 1,650 km (1,030 mi) | 31°26′45″N 91°59′21″E / 31.44583°N 91.98917°E / 31.44583; 91.98917 | 4513 m | |
Yuru | 妥如 | 1,691 km (1,051 mi) | |||
Sangshung | 桑雄 | 1,713 km (1,064 mi) | |||
Gulog | 古露 | 1,735 km (1,078 mi) | |||
U-ma Thang | 乌玛塘 | 1,775 km (1,103 mi) | |||
Damshung | 当雄 | 1,808 km (1,123 mi) | 30°27.6′N 91°04.8′E / 30.46°N 91.08°E / 30.46; 91.08 | ||
Dhachu-go | 达琼果 | 1,845 km (1,146 mi) | |||
Yangbaling | 羊八林 | 1,864 km (1,158 mi) | |||
Yangpachen | 羊八井 | 1,881 km (1,169 mi) | |||
Angga | 昂嘎 | 1,901 km (1,181 mi) | |||
Maxiang | 马乡 | 1,913 km (1,189 mi) | |||
Gurong | 古荣 | 1,930 km (1,200 mi) | |||
Lhasa west | 拉萨西 | 1,953 km (1,214 mi) | 29°38′38″N 90°58′00″E / 29.64389°N 90.9666667°E / 29.64389; 90.9666667 | ||
Lhasa | 拉萨 | 1,972 km (1,225 mi) | 29°37′30″N 91°04′07″E / 29.625°N 91.06861°E / 29.625; 91.06861 |
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