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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.
Splits at Gajwa · Jipyeong / Imjingang / Seoul Station
Tap an end station to see only the way there
Tap an end station to see the way there and which train to take.
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← Bound for Munsan
- 1After turnaroundturns round at Jipyeong · now at Wondeok (3 stops out and back)
Bound for Jipyeong →
- 11 stopto Jipyeong · Wondeok
Seoul does not publish arrival times for this line, so stations are counted instead. Positions observed at 10:20.
Take a train to Jipyeong
Trains this way do not split. Just check where each one ends.
- 1To Jipyeong1 stopBoard this
Look for the same name on the train and platform screen: 지평 / Jipyeong. Seoul does not publish arrival times for this line, so stations are counted instead. Positions observed at 10:20.
Take any train toward Imjingang
No train for this side in sight right now
- 1To JipyeongAfter turnaround
Look for the same name on the train and platform screen: 임진강 / Imjingang. Seoul does not publish arrival times for this line, so stations are counted instead. Positions observed at 10:20.
Take a train to Munsan and get off at Gajwa
Change at Gajwa to a train to Seoul Station. No train runs straight from here to Seoul Station.
- 1To JipyeongAfter turnaround
Look for the same name on the train and platform screen: 가좌 / Gajwa. Seoul does not publish arrival times for this line, so stations are counted instead. Positions observed at 10:20.
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Showing all 12 trains Seoul reported.
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.