Nenlin Railway

Nenjiang-Gulian
Station on the Nenlin Railway in Heilongjiang Province
Gauge :	1435 mm ( standard gauge )
Legend 0 Gulian , 古莲 17th Mohe , 漠河 县 29 Yuying, 育 英 44 Tuqiang , 图强 72 Jintao , 劲 涛 87 Changying, 长 缨 98 Lingyun, 凌云 111 Never, 聂 河 134 Pangu, 盘古 163 Mengkeshan, 蒙克 山 193 Waragan , 瓦拉 干 205 Xiufeng, 绣 峰 230 Tahe , 塔河 241 Ta'ergen, 塔尔 根 266 Cuigang, 翠 岗 280 Bizhou, 碧 州 300 Dawusu, 大 乌苏 316 Xinlin , 新 ​​林 328 Linhai, 林海 346 Tayuan, 塔 源 363 Taiyanggou, 太阳 沟 382 Xintian, 新天 399 Jinsong, 劲松 406 Dayangqi, 大 扬 气 420 Guyuan, 古 源 436 Xiaoyangqi, 小 扬 气 458 Cuifeng, 翠峰 473 Songshulin, 松树 林 492 Jagdaqi , 加格达奇 504 Jianan, 加南 515 Baihuapai, 白桦 排 528 Ne'erkeqi, 讷尔克 气 545 Chaoyang, 朝阳 村 562 Wulubutie, 乌鲁布 铁 578 Chuntingge, 春 亭阁 588 Dayangshu, 大 杨树 594 Dayangshu East, 大 杨树东 607 Dalabin, 达拉 滨 616 Qiandalabine, 前 达拉 滨 633 Hikohiko, 红彦 646 Xiaoheishan, 小 黑山 654 Halitu, 哈 力图 664 Hadangyang, 哈达 阳 680 Nen Jiang , 嫩江

The Nenlin railway ( abbreviation :嫩林铁路; traditional Chinese :嫩林鐵路; pinyin : nènlín Tielu) of Nenjiang the Great Hinggan Mountains , is a single-track, standard gauge railway in northeastern China between the city Nenjiang and the forestry space Gulian , in the Mohe district . It is also known as the Nenjiang Mohe Railway or Nenmo Railway (嫩 漠 铁路). Larger cities along the route are Nenjiang, Jiagedaqi (capital of the district) and Mohe (seat of the northernmost district of China).

location

Both terminal stations are in Heilongjiang Province. In between, the train crosses the Great Hinggan Mountains in Inner Mongolia Inner Mongolia . Much of the route runs through the Great Hinggan Forest District. The route has a length of 667 km. A total of 156 soldiers lost their lives during the construction. They were buried in honorary cemeteries along the way.

The valley of the Nen River along the railroad

In the south, the railway line begins in Nenjiang on the east bank of the Nen Jiang . After crossing the river, the route leads to Hulun Buir and from there to the north, where it gradually climbs the Great Hinggan Mountains. It follows the Gan He to Jiagedaqi. There the train turns north and leads back to Heilongjiang Province near Tayuan. It leads from Tahe to Mohe and then ends in Gulian, a town west of Mohe.

In Nenjiang there is a transition to the Fuyu – Nenjiang (Funen) and Nenjiang – Heishanbao railway lines . Nowadays the Nenlin and Funen railway lines are often referred to together as the Fuyu West Railway and Fuxi Railway (富 西 铁路).

history

The railway line was built in four sections from 1964 to 1972 by the Pioneer Corps of the People's Liberation Army . Construction began in 1964. The Jiagedaqi – Tahe section was opened in 1966, and the Jiagedaqi – Nenjiang section was opened in 1967. The Tahe – Zhangling section followed in 1968 and the northernmost section Tahe – Gulian was opened in 1972.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c d e} 铁道兵 修建 的 主要 铁路 （二） (Chinese). Retrieved May 29, 2010.
2. ↑ 铁道兵 修建 的 铁路 - 嫩 林 铁路 (五) ( Memento of the original from July 7th, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (Chinese) Retrieved May 29, 2010. 
3. ↑ 富 西 线 铁路 将 进行 扩 能 改造 ( Memento of the original from July 10, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (Chinese). Retrieved November 6, 2009.