Wuhan to Guangzhou Wuhan to Guangzhou high-speed rail

1. Is there a D train from Wuhan to Guangzhou? 2. How many kilometers is it from Wuhan to Guangzhou? 3. Is there a D train from Wuhan to Guangzhou at the stations that the Wuhan to Guangzhou South High Speed ??Railway passes?

There is no D train from Wuhan to Guangzhou. All trains from Wuhan to Guangzhou are G-prefixed Fuxing high-speed rail passenger trains and G-Harmony high-speed rail passenger trains. Taking the G1001 Harmony high-speed rail train as an example, the E100-14 Harmony high-speed rail passenger train departs from Wuhan Station at 7:25 and arrives at the terminal station Guangzhou South at 12:14. The full running time is four hours and 49 minutes, and the stop is from Wuhan. The first station is Chibi North, Changsha South, Leiyang West, Lechang East, Guangzhou South, Humen, Shenzhen North. How many kilometers is it from Wuhan to Guangzhou?

It is 987 kilometers from Wuhan to Guangzhou. Wuhan, the capital of Northern Province. It is located in central China, bordering Anhui to the east, Chongqing to the west, Shaanxi to the northwest, Jiangxi and Hunan to the south, and Henan to the north. Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong Province, is located in the south-central part of Guangdong Province, on the northern edge of the Pearl River Delta, on the edge of the South China Sea, and close to Hong Kong and Macau. The straight-line flight distance from Wuhan to Guangzhou is 837 kilometers. The total distance from Wuhan to Guangzhou is about 987.19 kilometers.

Is there a train from Wuhan to Guangzhou?

There is no train from Wuhan to Guangzhou, only high-speed rail. From 0:00 to 23:28, there is more than one train to Guangzhou every hour. The whole journey from Wuhan to Guangzhou only takes two hours.

The stations that the Wuhan to Guangzhou South high-speed railway passes include: Wuhan Station - Xianning North Station - Chibi North Station - Yueyang East Station - Miluo East Station - Changsha South Station - Zhuzhou West Station - Hengshan West Station - Hengyang East Stations - Leiyang West Station - Chenzhou West Station - Lechang East Station - Shaoguan Station - Yingde West Station - Qingyuan Station - Guangzhou North Railway Station - Guangzhou South Railway Station. Stations passed by the Wuhan to Guangzhou South High-speed Railway

The stations passed by the Wuhan to Guangzhou South High-speed Railway are: Wuhan Station - Xianning North Station - Chibi North Station - Yueyang East Station - Miluo East Station - Changsha South Station - Zhuzhou West Stations - Hengshan West Station - Hengyang East Station - Leiyang West Station - Chenzhou West Station - Lechang East Station - Shaoguan Station - Yingde West Station - Qingyuan Station - Guangzhou North Station - Guangzhou South Station. This is the line of the Beijing-Guangzhou high-speed railway.

The Beijing-Guangzhou High-speed Railway is an important part of the Beijing-Hong Kong high-speed railway (Beijing to Hong Kong). It is an important "one vertical" of the "eight vertical and eight horizontal" high-speed railways in China's "Medium and Long-term Railway Network Plan". Running north-south, it is known as the longest high-speed railway in operation in the world.

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Beijing-Guangzhou High-speed Railway Line Direction

The Beijing-Guangzhou High-speed Railway connects the Bohai Rim Economic Circle, the Central Plains Economic Zone, the Wuhan Metropolitan Area, and the Pearl River Delta Economy The district runs through the six provinces and cities of Beijing, Hebei, Henan, Hubei, Hunan and Guangdong, connecting the capital Beijing and five provincial capital cities of Shijiazhuang, Zhengzhou, Wuhan, Changsha and Guangzhou as well as many medium-sized cities.

Beijing-Guangzhou High-speed Railway Operation History

As of February 24, 2010, 3,490 trains have been safely operated on the Wuhan-Guangzhou section of the Beijing-Guangzhou High-speed Railway.

In September 2012, 24 pairs of EMU trains were launched on the Zhengwu section of the Beijing-Guangzhou high-speed railway.

In December 2012, after the Beijing-Guangzhou high-speed railway was completed, 155 pairs of EMU trains were operated, including 97 pairs of main line trains and 58 pairs of cross-line trains

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