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Freight station in Guandong, China

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For the Shenzhen Metro Line 7 station, see Sungang station.

Sungang railway station, formerly "Shenzhen North railway station," is a freight station in Luohu District of Shenzhen, Guangdong, China. The current station was opened in June 1973 and is on Guangshen railway and Jingjiu railway.

History

The original station was opened in 1962 with its name "Sungang", expanded in 1973 and changed to its "Shenzhen North" in 1977. Its name was changed back to "Sungang" again in 2008 due to the same name as another "Shenzhen North railway station" in the Guangzhou–Shenzhen–Hong Kong Express Rail Link.

Facilities

The station has 52 freight tracks and a total area of 190,000 square metres (2,000,000 sq ft).

Preceding station	China Railway			Following station
Shenzhen Easttowards Guangzhou		Guangzhou–Shenzhen railway		ShenzhenTerminus
Shenzhen Easttowards Beijing West		Beijing–Kowloon railway		Shenzhentowards Hung Hom

v t e Guangzhou–Shenzhen railway
Guangzhou ~~Yunlu~~ Guangzhou East Shipai Tianhe East# Xiayuan Xintang# Xiancun Shitan# Shilong Dongguan Chashan# Changping Tutang# Zhangmutou Tangtouxia# ~~Tiantangwei~~ Pinghu Pinghu South# Shenzhen East Sungang Shenzhen
#: stations that don't provide CRH trains' services

v t e Beijing–Kowloon railway
Beijing West Guang'anmen Liying Huangcun Xizaolin Daxinzhuang Gu'an Niutuo Bazhou Xinzhen Wen'an Beiluzhuang Renqiu Xinzhongyi Hejian West Wangzuo Suning Daguanting Raoyang Wugong Shenzhou Xingjiacun Hengshui West Hengshui Dagecun Matun Zaoqiang Dayingzhen Nangong East Qinghecheng Linxi Linqing Yangmiao Liaocheng North Liaocheng Fulou Shifo Yanggu Taiqian Liangshan Renxiangtun Yuncheng Mazhai Juancheng Dusi Heze Tianshuijing Dingtao Pulianji Caoxian Yandianlou Liangditou Shangqiu North (Shangqiu) Shangqiu South Yiyin Mulan Wanglou Liuying Bozhou Zhaoqiao Youheji Guchengji Erlangji Santangji Santa Wangzhai Wuming Fuyang North Fuyang Yingnan Santazhen Xutangji Funan Huaibin Taitou Lüdian Huangchuan Guangshan Pohe Huwan Xinxian Sidian Xizhangdian Luopu Macheng Zhoutiegang Xinzhou Tuanfeng Huangzhou Zhudian Xishui Hengche Qichun Limu Wuxue Caishan Konglong Xiaochikou Jiujiang Jiujiang South Jiujiang West Lushan Mahuiling Gaotang De'an Gongqingcheng Junshan Yangjialing Tujiabu Yongxiu Xinqizhou Huayuan Lehua Nanchang North (Nanchang railway station Second Yard) Nanchang Nanchang South Liantang Henggang Xiangtang Xiangtang West Jiangjia Sanjiangzhen Zhangxiang Fengcheng South Zhangshu East Dayangzhou Xingan Xiajiang Badu Laoqiao Jishui Ji'an Ji'an South Taihe Guanchao Shacun Yingpanshang Gaoxingzhen Xingguo Longkou Nantangzhen Ganxian Ganzhou East Ganzhou Ganzhou South Nankang Longhui Xinfeng Datangbu Tieshikou Xiaojiang Longnan Guanxizhen Dingnan Shangling Heping Linzhai Dongshui Longchuan North Longchuan Tuocheng Lankou Huangtian Yihe Loujiao Xiantang Heyuan Baitian Xinfu Buqian Mapo Yangcunzhen Taimei Boluo East Huizhou Huizhou West Xinwu Chenjiang Lilin Xiegang Huangcao Dongguan East (Changping) (thru Guangzhou–Shenzhen railway) Shenzhen
Italic station names indicate closed (derelict) stations

Beijing–Kowloon railway

Italic station names indicate closed (derelict) stations

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