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Which station each train is at now, and — tap a station — when the next one comes. Observed by station, as published.
5 ends · splits at Guro, Geumcheon-Gu Office, Byeongjeom
Tap an end station to see only the way there · Express trains run; their stop list is not in our data yet
Tap an end station to see the way there and which train to take.
All trains by direction
← Bound for Yeongdeungpo
No train heading this way to this station is observed right now.
Bound for Gwangmyeong →
This is the end of the line. No trains go on this way.
Seoul does not publish arrival times for this line, so stations are counted instead. Positions observed at 17:32.
Take any train toward Yeoncheon
No train for this side in sight right now
Look for the same name on the train and platform screen: 연천 / Yeoncheon. Seoul does not publish arrival times for this line, so stations are counted instead. Positions observed at 17:32.
Take a train to Yeongdeungpo and get off at Guro
Change at Guro to a train to Incheon. No train runs straight from here to Incheon.
Look for the same name on the train and platform screen: 구로 / Guro. Seoul does not publish arrival times for this line, so stations are counted instead. Positions observed at 17:32.
Take a train to Yeongdeungpo and get off at Geumcheon-Gu Office
Change at Geumcheon-Gu Office to a train to Seodongtan. No train runs straight from here to Seodongtan.
Look for the same name on the train and platform screen: 금천구청 / Geumcheon-Gu Office. Seoul does not publish arrival times for this line, so stations are counted instead. Positions observed at 17:32.
Take a train to Yeongdeungpo and get off at Geumcheon-Gu Office
Change at Geumcheon-Gu Office to a train to Sinchang. No train runs straight from here to Sinchang.
Look for the same name on the train and platform screen: 금천구청 / Geumcheon-Gu Office. Seoul does not publish arrival times for this line, so stations are counted instead. Positions observed at 17:32.
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Observed by station
Seoul publishes which STATION a train is at, not a position between stations, so neither does this page. “About N min” appears only on lines where Seoul’s real-time arrival data gives an arrival time; on the rest, stations are counted.
Source: Seoul Open Data Plaza, subway real-time arrival and position information. Route and station order built from Seoul station information.