Duncan Peattie's Chinese Railway Timetable
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The latest available information is given by the following, together with any 'Stop Press' items shown below.
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.pdf Edition:
EITHER (a) the file 'Ctt0409a.pdf' [Version 1 - size 1,488kB, last modified 26/05/2009 11:15] plus the file 'Ctt409s1.pdf' [Version 1 - size 68kB, last modified 27/09/2009 23:13]
OR (b) the file 'Ctt0409a.pdf' [Version 2 - size 1,748kB, last modified 27/09/2009 23:45]
in each case with the addition of the file 'Ctt1009q' [Version 1 - size 228kB, last modified 28/10/2009 16:54] which can be downloaded from my download page
Printed Edition (size A4 or A5):
EITHER (a) the printed book 'Chinese Railway Timetable, Sixth Edition - April 2009' [Version 1 - 176 pages] plus the printed booklet 'Supplement No. 1 to the Chinese Railway Timetable, Sixth Edition - April 2009' [Version 1 - 8 pages]
OR (b) the printed book 'Chinese Railway Timetable, Sixth Edition - April 2009' [Version 2 - 176 pages]
in each case with the addition of the printed booklet 'Chinese Railway Timetable - Quick Reference Timetable, October 2009 Edition' [Version 1 - 14 pages] - available as a .pdf file which can be downloaded from my download page
'Stop Press'
The following items have changed since publication of Supplement No. 1:
Table 20(S) - Trains T101/2, T119/20, T301/2, K7/8, K801/2, K9001/2/5/6/9/10, K9015/6, K9039/40, K9041/2 & K9047 have been discontinued due to the opening of the Wuhan-Guangzhou high speed line (see below).
Table 37# - Trains Y565, Y570, Y573, Y578, Y581, Y586, Y591 & Y592 have been discontinued - see revised service in the Quick Reference Timetable (page 10).
Trains D184/1, D182/3 [Zhengzhou-Shanghai (Tables 15/24)] and D198/5, D196/7 [Shenyang Bei-Shanghai (Tables 1/15)] have commenced service.
A new line has opened between Ningbo (Zhejiang) and Fuzhou (Fujian). This is the first part of a line which will follow the coast from Shanghai to Shenzhen. Services are shown in new Table 86, which can be downloaded (as part of Extract 2) from my download page.
The newly opened section of the Luo-Zhan line (Table L21N) is now open from Yongzhou (Hunan) to Yulin (Guangxi) with more trains introduced since the service shown in Supplement No. 1. A replacement page can be downloaded (as part of Extract 2) from my download page.
A new high speed line has opened between Wuhan (Hubei) and Guangzhou (Guangdong). This is the first part of a high speed line which will link Beijing and Hong Kong. Services are shown in new Table H20(S), which can be downloaded (as part of Extract 2) from my download page.
If you know of any other changes or corrections please contact me.
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