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Line 1 (Hangzhou Metro)

Metro line of the Hangzhou Metro system in China

Field	Value
logo
color
image	杭州地铁1号线列车离开乔司站向乔司南驶去IMG 0154.JPG
image_width	300px
caption	A Line 1 train on the Linping branch (now part of Line 9)
type	Rapid transit
system	Hangzhou Metro
status	Operational
locale	Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
start
end
stations	33
routes	2
daily_ridership	520,000 (2016 Daily Avg.)
1,270,300 (2019-05-01 peak)
open
owner	City of Hangzhou
operator	Hangzhou MTR Corporation Limited
character	Underground
depot	Qibao Depot
Xianghu Stabling Yard
Nanyang Stabling Yard
stock	PM0G
PM121
PM144
linelength	52.21 km
tracks	2
gauge
electrification	Overhead line,
speed	80 km/h
map
map_state	collapsed

1,270,300 (2019-05-01 peak) Xianghu Stabling Yard Nanyang Stabling Yard PM121 PM144 Line 1 of the Hangzhou Metro () is an arc-shaped rapid transit line running from Xianghu station in western Xiaoshan District to Xiaoshan International Airport in eastern Xiaoshan District, passing through downtown Hangzhou. The line opened on 24 November 2012. It is the oldest in the city's metro network.

The line is 52 km long with 33 stations.

The line is operated by Hangzhou MTR, a consortium consisting of the Hangzhou Metro, which holds a 51% share, and the Hong Kong-based MTR Corporation Ltd., which holds a 49% share. As a result, the voice of Cheri Chan Yu-yan, the announcer of the Hong Kong MTR, can be heard on the English announcements on this line.

Opening timeline

Segment	Commencement	Length	Station(s)	Name
Xianghu — Wenze Road	24 November 2012	34.82 km	24	Phase 1
Coach Center — Linping	12.5 km	6
East Railway Station	30 June 2013	Infill station	1
Wenze Road — Xiashajiangbin	24 November 2015	5.7 km	3	Phase 2
Xiashajiangbin — Xiaoshan International Airport	30 December 2020	11.2 km	5	Phase 3

Route description

After the Linping branch of Line 1 became part of Line 9, Line 1 now runs fully underground.

The line begins at Xianghu station in Xiaoshan District, located just north of its namesake lake. Located adjacent to Xianghu station is the Xianghu Stabling Yard, where some of the line's trains are stored and where the metro is headquartered. The line proceeds northwards along Fengqing Avenue, Bin'an Road and Jiangling Road through the central part of Binjiang District. The line then crosses the Qiantang River in a tunnel.

Upon reaching Shangcheng District on the north side of the Qiantang River, the line passes by the Hangzhou Public Security Bureau's headquarters and runs for a short distance along Wujiang Road to Hangzhou Railway Station. It reaches the downtown "U" portion of the line, which is one of the busiest parts of the line, running next the West Lake Scenic Area along Yan'an Road.

The line crosses under the Grand Canal near the Wulinmen Dock and curves eastward towards Hangzhoudong Railway Station. Its respective metro station, East Railway Station, is located underneath the arrivals hall of the station. The line continues to proceed eastward along Jiuhe Road, past the Qibao Depot, another depot on the line located adjacent to Qibao station. At Coach Center station, the Linping branch of the line formerly branched off from the main line towards Linping station, but this branch of the line has since become part of Line 9.

Upon reaching Xiasha Subdistrict, the line runs along Jinsha Avenue and 2nd Street until it reaches South Wenhai Road station, where passengers can transfer to Line 8 to continue to the east end of Qiantang District. The line then curves southwards and runs along 25th Street to Xiashajiangbin Station, the terminus of short-turn trains (roughly every other train).

The line crosses the Qiantang River in a tunnel a second time and returns to Xiaoshan District. It passes through some low-density areas, crosses under one of the runways of Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport, and finally terminates at Xiaoshan International Airport station, located among the terminals.

Service routes

First trains departs at:

Xianghu,5:54

Longxiangqiao,6:03

East railway station,6:07

Jiuhe Road,6:00

First trains departs at:

Xiaoshan International Airport,6:00

Xiashajiangbin,5:54

Pengbu,6:00

Fengqi Road,6:07

Stations

Station name	Connections	Distance
km	Location	English	Chinese
			0.00	0.00	Xiaoshan
			1.884	1.884	Binjiang
			1.126	3.010
			1.411	4.421
			1.070	5.491
			3.102	8.593	Shangcheng
			0.930	9.523
		HZH	1.286	10.809
			1.239	12.048
			1.230	13.278
			0.918	14.196	Gongshu
			1.064	15.260
			0.850	16.110
			1.452	17.562
			1.564	19.126	Shangcheng
HGH	2.205	21.331
			1.028	22.359
			1.827	24.186
			1.361	25.547
			1.303	26.850
			1.293	28.143
			3.245	31.388	Qiantang
			1.277	32.665
			0.939	33.604
			1.256	34.860
			2.683	37.543
			1.281	38.824
			1.684	40.508
			3.746	44.254	Xiaoshan
			1.278	45.532
			1.353	46.885
			1.595	48.480
			3.516	51.996

Rolling stock

Stock	Class	Year built	Builder	Number built	Numbers	Formation	Depots
PM0G	B	2010-2013	CSR Nanjing Puzhen	288 (48 sets)	01 001 - 01 048 (010011-010486)	Tc+Mp+M+M+Mp+Tc	Xianghu Yard
Qibao Depot
Nanyang Yard
PM121	2017-2019	CRRC Nanjing Puzhen	144 (24 sets)	01 049 - 01 072 (010491-010726)
PM144	2020-2021	48 (8 sets)	01 073 - 01 080 (010731-010806)

Notes

References

"杭州地铁有两个最新消息要告诉你 1号线要添20多列新车 2号线西北段明年内开通运营 - 杭州新闻中心 - 杭州网".
link. 杭州网. (2015-11-23)
"有什么关于杭州地铁、公交的冷知识？ - 知乎".
(2021-07-07). "7月10日起，杭州地铁9号线来了！".
(2021-07-15). "喜讯！众合科技助力杭州地铁9号线临平段改造工程圆满完成".
(2020-12-31). "杭州地铁四段新线齐开可以坐着地铁去机场了".
"Map of Hangzhou". [[State Bureau of Surveying and Mapping]].

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