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Beijing Fengtai railway station

China Railway and Beijing Subway station

Beijing Fengtai 北京丰台
South facade in June 2022
General information
Other names	Fengtai (1896-2021)
Location	Wanhua North Street / Fengfan East Road, Fengtai District, Beijing
Coordinates	39°50′59″N 116°17′40″E / 39.849772°N 116.294567°E / 39.849772; 116.294567 (New Railway Station) 39°50′54″N 116°17′23″E / 39.848212°N 116.28978°E / 39.848212; 116.28978 (Old Railway Station)
Operated by	China Railway Beijing Group (National Railway Station)
Line(s)	Beijing–Shanghai railway Fengtai–Shacheng railway Beijing–Guangzhou high-speed railway Beijing–Guangzhou railway Beijing–Shangqiu high-speed railway (Planned)
Platforms	17
Tracks	32
Other information
Station code	10025 (TMIS) FTP (telegram) BJT (pinyin)
Classification	Top Class station (特等站)
History
Opened	1896[1] (old railway station) 20 June 2022 (2022-06-20)[2][3] (new railway station)
Closed	19 June 2010 (2010-06-19) (old railway station)
Services
Preceding station China Railway Following station Beijing South towards Beijing Beijing–Shanghai railway Huangcun towards Shanghai

Beijing Fengtai railway station^[4] (Chinese: 北京丰台站; pinyin: Běijīng Fēngtái zhàn) is a railway station located in the Fengtai DistrictofBeijing. It was renamed from Fengtai railway station to Beijing Fengtai railway station in 2021.^[4] The new railway station opened on 20 June 2022.^[2][3]

The new railway station is served by both high-speed and conventional-speed railways,^[3][5] including Beijing–Guangzhou high-speed railway, Beijing–Guangzhou railway.^[6] The station is the largest in Asia, with departure lounges, restaurants and other amenities spread across 400,000 square meters. At its peak, the station will be able to host 14,000 passengers per hour on a mix of bullet and regular trains as well as subway lines.

History[edit]

Construction on the original station began in 1895, and it was opened in 1896.^[1] Passenger services ceased on 19 June 2010.^[7] The station has been closed since June 2010 in preparation for the construction of the new Fengtai railway station, which is expected to have a similar scale to Beijing South railway station.^[8]

Ametro stationonLine 10 of the Beijing Subway was opened here on 5 May 2013.^[9]

The construction of the new station was officially started in mid 2018 and the new railway station was expected to open in 2020 for conventional-speed railway,^[5] and in 2021 for high-speed railway.^[5] The opening of the new station was delayed until 20 June 2022 when it opened for both conventional-speed and high-speed railway.^[2][3]

Layout[edit]

China Railway[edit]

The station has 12 platforms for high-speed trains (consisting of 6 islands) directly above 20 platforms for conventional services (consisting of 9 islands and 2 side platforms).^[10][11]

Beijing Subway[edit]

Fengtai Railway Station[12] 丰台站
Line 10 platform Line 16 platform
General information
Location	Fengtai District, Beijing China
Coordinates	39°50′59″N 116°18′16″E / 39.849639°N 116.30454°E / 39.849639; 116.30454 (Line 10 station)
Operated by	Beijing Mass Transit Railway Operation Corp., Ltd (Line 10) MTR Beijing (Line 16)
Line(s)	Line 10      Line 16
Platforms	4 (2island platforms)
Tracks	4
Construction
Structure type	Underground
Accessible	Yes
History
Opened	May 5, 2013; 11 years ago (2013-05-05) (Line 10) December 31, 2022; 17 months ago (2022-12-31) (Line 16)
Services
Preceding station Beijing Subway Following station Capital Univ. of Economics & Business outer loop / anticlockwise Line 10 Niwa inner loop / clockwise Dongguantounan towards Bei'anhe Line 16 Fengtai Nanlu towards Wanpingcheng
Location Fengtai Railway Station[12] Location in Beijing

Fengtai railway station is served by Line 10 and Line 16 of the Beijing Subway.^[12][13][14] Both the line 10 and line 16 stations have underground island platforms. The station has 3 exits, lettered C1, C2, and D. Exit C1 is accessible via an elevator.

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  Line 10 concourse (June 2020)
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  Line 10 concourse (September 2021)
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  Line 16 non-paid area concourse (December 2022, not yet in service)
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  Line 16 paid area concourse (December 2022)

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