Neishi () is a
railway station
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on the
Taiwan Railway
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South-link line in
Fangshan Township Fangshan may refer to the following locations:
*Fangshan District (), Beijing
* Fangshan County (), Lüliang, Shanxi
*Fangshan, Pingtung (), township in Pingtung County, Taiwan
;Towns
* Fangshan, Jiangsu (), subdivision of Donghai County, Jiangsu
* ...
,
Pingtung County
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,
Taiwan
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.
In order to get to the platform from the train station, commuters would have to cross the railway track and the station is staffless. The train station sees only 4 trains calling here and many more trains passing by. In conjunction with the electrification works on the
South-link Line, a side platform is being constructed which allows commuters to get the platform without crossing the railway track.
History
The station was opened on 5 October 1992.
Trivia
Neishi is the least used TRA station, according to The TRA Volume of Passenger & Freight Traffic report in 2015, only 138 passengers getting on and 224 passengers alighting.
See also
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List of railway stations in Taiwan
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References
Railway stations in Taiwan opened in 1992
Railway stations in Pingtung County
Railway stations served by Taiwan Railways Administration
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