Busan Metro
Originally, the term 'Busan Metro' refers to just only four subway lines of Busan, which are operated by Busan Transportation Corporation. By now, this term refers to a rapid transit system of Busan, including commuter rail and light metros.
Subway Lines
Busan has 4 subway lines.
| Line | Termini | Stations | Length | Operators | Relation | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Line 1
(1호선) |
Dadaepo Beach
(다대포해수욕장) |
Nopo
(노포) |
40 | 40.4km | Busan Transportation Corporation | 2201600 2201600
| |
| Line 2
(2호선) |
Jangsan
(장산) |
Yangsan
(양산) |
43 | 45.2km | Busan Transportation Corporation | 2194999 2194999
| |
| Line 3
(3호선) |
Suyeong
(수영) |
Daejeo
(대저) |
17 | 18.1km | Busan Transportation Corporation | 2195014 2195014
| |
| Line 4
(4호선) |
Minam
(미남) |
Anpyeong
(안평) |
14 | 12.0km | Busan Transportation Corporation | 2205952 2205952
| |
Commuter Rail Lines
Commuter rail in Busan is operated on national railways, and uses larger vehicle than subways in Busan. Because the commuter rail connects Busan with surrounding suburban and rural cities, distances between stations are much farther than subways.
| Line | Termini | Stations | Length | Operators | Relation | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Donghae Line
(동해선) |
Bujeon (부전) | Bugulsan (북울산)
Taehwagang (태화강) |
23 | 28.5km | Korail | 8272972 8272972
| |
Light Metro Lines
Just judging from the classification of rail infrastructures, Line 4 is also a light metro line, but it is normally considered as a subway line. These two light metro lines use smaller vehicles than subways, and connect surrounding cities with Busan.
| Line | Termini | Stations | Length | Operators | Relation | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Busan-Gimhae LRT
(부산-김해 경전철) |
Sasang (사상) | Kaya University (가야대) | 21 | 23.4km | BGL | 2204611 2204611
| |
| Yangsan Valley Line
(양산밸리라인) |
Nopo (노포) | Bukjeong (북정) | 7 | 11.4km | Woojin Metro Yangsan | ||