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Railway station located in Taichung, Taiwan

Dajia Station
Train station

General information
Location	Dajia, Taichung, Taiwan
Coordinates	24°20′40.1″N 120°37′36.9″E / 24.344472°N 120.626917°E / 24.344472; 120.626917
Owned by	Taiwan Railways Administration
Operated by	Taiwan Railways Administration
Line(s)	Western Trunk line
Train operators	Taiwan Railways Administration
History
Opened	11 October 1922 (1922-10-11)
Passengers

5,238 daily (2023)

Dajia (Chinese: 大甲車站; pinyin: Dàjiǎ Chēzhàn) is a railway station on the Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) West Coast line (Coastal line) located in Dajia District, Taichung, Taiwan.

History

July 1, 1912: Dajia Station of Sugar Industry Railway (future station) was established.
September 1, 1970 - Taiwan Sugar Hou A Line was abolished.

蘇昭旭. 台灣鐵路車站大觀 [The Practical Guide of Taiwan Railway Stations] (in Chinese (Taiwan)). 人人出版. p. 58. ISBN 978-986-461-140-9.
Taiwan Railway Corporation (June 2024). "表6 各站客貨運起訖量 Table 6 Volume of Passenger & Freight Traffic". 中華民國112年臺灣鐵路統計年報 Statistical report of Taiwan Railways -2023- (Report) (in Chinese (Taiwan) and English). Taiwan Railway Corporation. pp. 20–31. Archived from the original on 22 May 2024. Retrieved 16 August 2024.

Preceding station	Taiwan Railway			Following station
Rinantowards Keelung		Western Trunk line		Taichung Porttowards Pingtung

v t e Taiwan Railway — West Coast line
Keelung Sankeng Badu → Eastern Trunk line Qidu Baifu Wudu Xizhi Xike Nangang Songshan Taipei Wanhua Banqiao Fuzhou Shulin South Shulin Shanjia Yingge Fengming Taoyuan Zhonglu Taoyuan Hospital Neili Chungyuan Zhongli Pingzhen Puxin Yangmei Fugang Xinfu Beihu Hukou Xinfeng Zhubei North Hsinchu → Neiwan line Hsinchu Sanxingqiao Xiangshan Qiding Zhunan → Taichung line Tanwen Dashan Houlong Longgang Baishatun Xinpu Tongxiao Yuanli Rinan Dajia Taichung Port Qingshui Shalu Longjing Dadu Zhuifen → Taichung line Jinma Changhua → Taichung line Zhongyang Huatan Dacun Yuanlin Yongjing Shetou Tianzhong Ershui → Jiji line Linnei Shiliu Douliu Yunlin Dounan Shigui Dalin Minxiong Touqiao Jiabei Chiayi Jianan Tropic of Cancer Shuishang Nanjing Houbi Xinying Liuying Linfengying Longtian Balin Shanhua Nanke Xinshi Yongkang Industrial Park Yongkang Kangqiao Daqiao Tainan Linsen South Tainan Bao'an Rende Zhongzhou → Shalun line Dahu Luzhu Gangshan Qiaotou Nanzi Xinzuoying Zuoying–Jiucheng Neiwei Museum of Fine Arts Gushan Sankuaicuo Kaohsiung → South-link line

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