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Line 16 (Beijing Subway)

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Beijing MTR Corporation Limited
IndustryRapid transit
Headquarters
Beijing
,
China
Area served
Beijing
ProductsOperation and management of Beijing Subway Line 16
ParentMTR Corporation

Line 16 of the Beijing Subway () is a fully underground rapid transit route featuring 30 stations.

Construction work commenced in December 2013. The northern segment stretching from to became operational on 31 December 2016.[1] An additional station, , was introduced on 30 December 2017.[2] Subsequent expansions extended service to on 31 December 2020, further to on 31 December 2021, and the southern portion reaching on 31 December 2022.[3] The entire line up to was finalized and opened on 30 December 2023.[4]

Managed by Beijing MTR Corporation Limited, Line 16 employs eight-car wide-body Type A trains, specifically the CNR Changchun DKZ93 and CSR Sifang SFM40 models.Cite error: The opening <ref> tag is malformed or has a bad name The designated color for this line is a dark-moderate shade of green.

Route

Starting at the western terminus near Beiqing Road just outside Beijing’s 6th Ring Road, the line travels eastward to Yongfeng Road before turning southward into the city. It continues along Yongfeng Road toward Xiyuan, then passes through National Library and Yuyuantan Park East Gate. From there, the route moves past Muxidi and Daguanying, veers west near Fengtai railway station, then heads west-southwest through Yushuzhuang before concluding at Wanpingcheng.

History

In 2009, Line 16 was identified as one of Beijing’s key urban planning initiatives among a list of 198 major projects. Its original design envisioned a roughly 35-kilometer stretch connecting Huilongguan in Changping District with Huaxiang in Fengtai District. However, by June 2010, plans were revised to extend the northern portion to supplant the initially planned northern extension of Line 4. This adjustment resulted in a route approximately 48 kilometers long running from Bei'anhe in Haidian District down to Xiaoyueyuan near Lugou Bridge. This northern segment was commonly referred to as the Haidian Shanhou Line due to its location behind the Western Hills. Notable landmarks along this corridor included the Summer Palace, National Library, Beijing Zoo, Lize Business District, and Fengtai railway station.

In December 2010, the Haidian Shanhou section was temporarily removed from the plan, shortening the line to about 23 kilometers from Suzhoujie to Wanpingcheng. However, it was reinstated several months later, extending the total length back to approximately 49 kilometers. Detailed station layouts were published by the Beijing Municipal Commission of Urban Planning in 2013, coinciding with the start of construction that December.

The northern segment between Bei'anhe and Xiyuan (excluding Nongda Nanlu) opened on 31 December 2016; Nongda Nanlu station followed on 30 December 2017. In April 2020, approval was granted for an infill station—Yushuzhuang North (now known as Hongtaizhuang)—on the southern section.

On 31 December 2020, the middle portion connecting Xiyuan and Ganjiakou commenced operations (with Suzhou Jie and Erligou stations remaining closed). A one-station extension reaching Yuyuantan Park East Gate began service on 31 December 2021. The southern extension from Yuyuantan Park East Gate to Yushuzhuang opened on 31 December 2022 (with Lize Shangwuqu station still closed).

Erligou station started serving passengers on 18 March 2023. The extension from Yushuzhuang to Wanpingcheng along with the infill Suzhou Jie station launched operations on 30 December 2023. Lize Shangwuqu station officially opened later on 19 January 2025.

Segment Opening Date Distance Number of Stations Section Name
Bei'anhe — Xiyuan 31 December 2016 19.6 km (12.18 mi) 9 Northern section
Nongda Nanlu 30 December 2017 Infill station 1
Xiyuan — Ganjiakou 31 December 2020 10.929 km (6.79 mi) 5 Middle section
Ganjiakou — Yuyuantan Park East Gate 31 December 2021 0.97 km (0.60 mi) 1
Yuyuantan Park East Gate — Yushuzhuang 31 December 2022 14.234 km (8.84 mi) 9 Southern section
Erligou 18 March 2023 Infill station 1 Middle section
Yushuzhuang — Wanpingcheng 30 December 2023 2.7 km (1.7 mi) 2 Southern section
Suzhou Jie Infill station 1 Middle section
Lize Shangwuqu 19 January 2025 Infill station 1 Southern section


List of stations

Stations are listed from the northernmost point to the southernmost.

Station Name Transfer Options Nearby Bus Stops Distance
Area
0.000 0.490 Haidian
2.653 3.143
2.310 5.453
2.352 7.805
1.960 9.765
1.315 11.080
2.108 13.188

2.195

15.383

{

{stl | BJS | Nongda Nanlu }}

{ {large | { {lang | zh-cn | 农大南路 }} }}

{ {small |305 333 362 393 437 438 476 509 575 608 636 651 688 专28 }}

1.517

16.900

{

{stl | BJS | Xi Yuan }}

{ {large | { {lang | zh-cn | 西苑 }} }}

{ {rint | beijing |4 }}

{ {small |129 303 331 332 333 346 384 393 394 432 437 438 476 508 534 563 579 584 601 608 610 636 644 671 686 688 夜8 }}

2.690

19.590

{

{stl | BJS | Wanquanhe Qiao }}

{ {large | { {lang | zh-cn | 万泉河桥 }} }}

{ {small |374 400 528 982 983 快速直达专线177 }}

1.980

21.570

{

{stl | BJS | Suzhou Jie }}

{ {large | { {lang | zh-cn | 苏州街 }} }}

{ {rint | beijing |10 }}

{ {small |26 302 307 361 374 386 424 450 528 613 630 634 644 671 688 快速直达专线26 快速直达专线37 快速直达专线126 快速直达专线127 快速直达专线177 快速直达专线200 快速直达专线204 }}

1.486

23.056

{

{stl | BJS | Suzhou Qiao }}

{ {large | { {lang | zh-cn | 苏州桥 }} }}

{ {rint | beijing |12 }}

{ {small |26 74 323 355 361 365 368 374 425 450 563 610 614 634 651 688 921 夜30 }}

1.497

24.553

{

{stl | BJS | Wanshou Si }}

{ {large | { {lang | zh-cn | 万寿寺 }} }}

{ {small |74 300 323 362 368 374 394 450 534 603 610 634 645 夜30 }}

1.610

26.163

{

{stl | BJS | Guojia Tushuguan (National Library) }}

{ {nowrap | { {large | { {lang | zh-cn | 国家图书馆 }} } } } } }

{ {rint | beijing | 4 }} { {rint | beijing | 9 }} }

{ {small | 86                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             129,305,320,332,481,563,609,653,658,695 夜8 } } } } } } } } } } } } } }

Rolling stock

Model Image Manufacturer Year of Manufacture Quantity in Operation Fleet Numbers Depot
DKZ93 CRRC Changchun Railway Vehicles 2016 35 301–335 Beianhe
SFM40 CRRC Qingdao Sifang 29 336–364
Train Formation
 
← Bei'anhe
Yushuzhuang →
Car Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Role Tc1 Mp1 M1 Mp3 M3 M2 Mp2 Tc2

External links

  1. ↑ Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named sina201612
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