Suin-Bundang Line: all 63 stations from Cheongnyangni to Incheon

The Bundang Line opened in 1994. A December 2018 extension took it to Cheongnyangni, and on September 12, 2020, once the Suwon section of the Suin Line was finished, the two began running as a single line. It now runs from Cheongnyangni through Bundang and Suwon to Incheon, 63 stations in the game, second only to Line 1.

The route

From Cheongnyangni the line runs Wangsimni, Seoul Forest, Apgujeong Rodeo, Gangnam-gu Office, Seonjeongneung, Seolleung, Hanti, Dogok, Guryong, Gaepo-dong, Daemosan Entrance, Suseo, Bokjeong, Gachon University, Taepyeong, Moran, Yatap, Imae, Seohyeon, Sunae, Jeongja, Migeum, Ori, Jukjeon, Bojeong, Guseong, Singal, Giheung, Sanggal, Cheongmyeong, Yeongtong, Mangpo, Maetan Gwonseon, Suwon City Hall, Maegyo and Suwon.

The Suin side continues Gosaek, Omokcheon, Eocheon, Yamok, Sari, Handaeap, Jungang, Gojan, Choji, Ansan, Singiloncheon, Jeongwang, Oido, Dalwol, Wolgot, Soraepogu, Incheon Nonhyeon, Hogupo, Namdong Industrial Park, Woninjae, Yeonsu, Songdo, Inha University, Sungeui, Sinpo and Incheon. From Handaeap to Oido it shares its stations with Line 4.

Transfers and typing

Twenty-one stations are transfers. The line takes 422 Hangul keystrokes, about 6.7 per station, the highest total of any Seoul line in the game, one keystroke more than Lines 1 and 7. Namdong Industrial Park (남동인더스파크) is the longest name at 17, then Apgujeong Rodeo at 14 and Daemosan Entrance at 12. Maegyo, Sari and Choji need four. Start the Suin-Bundang Line.