Damnae station explained

Hangul:답내역
Rr:Damnae-yeok
Mr:Tamnae-yŏk

Damnae station is a closed station. It was on the Gyeongchun Line. It was opened as an unstaffed station on August 21, 1960[1] before pickup and dropoff of passengers ceased at the station a year later on June 20, 1961.[2] It was remade as a temporary platform for trains stops, though not passenger transport, on October 1, 1970[3] before officially being permanently closed and abolished from the listings on December 5, 1974.[4]

Notes and References

  1. Republic of Korea Official Gazette, Ministry of Transportation Notice No. 605, August 18, 1960
  2. Official Gazette of the Republic of Korea, Ministry of Transportation Notice No. 647, June 16, 1961.
  3. Official Gazette of the Republic of Korea, Railway Administration Notice No. 28, October 1, 1970.
  4. Official Gazette of the Republic of Korea, Railway Administration Notice No. 52, December 4, 1974.

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