Seoul Metropolitan Subway - Lines & Channels

Lines & Channels

Line Name
Line Name
Starting Station(s)
Ending Station(s)
Stations
Total Length
Line 1
 1호선 Soyosan Incheon / Sinchang / Gwangmyeong / or Seodongtan 10 / 87 7.8 km / 190.6 km
Line 2
 2호선 City Hall / Seongsu / Sindorim City Hall / Sinseol-dong / Kkachisan 52 60.2 km
Line 3
 3호선 Daehwa Ogeum 34 / 9 38.2 km / 19.2 km
Line 4
 4호선 Dangogae Oido 26 / 22 31.1 km / 39.4 km
Line 5
 5호선 Banghwa Sangil-dong / or Macheon 51 52.3 km
Line 6
 6호선 Eungam Bonghwasan 38 35.1 km
Line 7
 7호선 Jangam Bupyeong-gu Office 51 57.1 km
Line 8
 8호선 Amsa Moran 17 17.7 km
Line 9
 9호선 Gaehwa Sinnonhyeon 25 27.0 km
Jungang Line
 중앙선 Yongsan Yongmun 28 72.6 km
Bundang Line
 분당선 Wangsimni Giheung 28 39.5 km
Sinbundang Line
 신분당선 Gangnam Jeongja 6 17.3 km
Gyeongui Line
 경의선 Seoul Station Munsan 20 46.3 km
Gyeongchun Line
 경춘선 Sangbong Chuncheon 18 81.3 km
Suin Line
 수인선 Oido Songdo 9 13.1 km
AREX
 공항철도 Seoul Station Incheon International Airport 10 58.0 km
Incheon Line 1
 인천 1호선 Gyeyang International Business District 29 29.4 km
Uijeongbu LRT
 의정부 경전철 Balgok Tapseok 15 11.1 km

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