Nangang 南港
Chinese name
Chinese	南港
Transcriptions Standard Mandarin Hanyu Pinyin Nángǎng Bopomofo ㄋㄢˊ ㄍㄤˇ Hakka Pha̍k-fa-sṳ Nàm-kóng Southern Min Tâi-lô Lâm-káng
General information
Location	313 Sec 1 Nangang Rd Nangang District,Taipei Taiwan
Coordinates	25°03′10″N121°36′25″E / 25.0529°N 121.6070°E /25.0529; 121.6070
System	THSR andTRA railway station
Lines	THSR   Western Trunk line
Distance	-3 km[1] (THSR) 19.1 km toKeelung[2] (TRA)
Connections	Rapid transit Local bus Coach
Construction
Structure type	Underground
Other information
Station code	NAG／01 (THSR) 097 (TRA three-digit) A07 (TRA statistical) ㄋㄍ (TRA telegraph)
Classification	First class (Chinese:一等) (TRA)[3]
History
Opened	20 October 1891 (1891-10-20)[4]
Rebuilt	21 September 2008 (2008-09-21)[4]
Electrified	9 January 1978 (1978-01-09)[5]
Key dates
1 July 2016 (2016-07-01)	THSR opened[6]
Passengers
2018	4.715 million per year[7]  18.38% (THSR)
Rank	9 out of 12
2023	1,295,466daily (2024)[8] (TR)
Services
Preceding station Taiwan High Speed Rail Following station Terminus THSR Taipei towardsZuoying Preceding station Taiwan Railway Following station Xike towardsKeelung Western Trunk line Songshan towardsPingtung
Location Nangang Location within Taiwan

Nangang BL22 南港
Entrance 1
Chinese name
Chinese	南港
Transcriptions Standard Mandarin Hanyu Pinyin Nángǎng Bopomofo ㄋㄢˊ ㄍㄤˇ Wade–Giles Nan²kang³ Hakka Pha̍k-fa-sṳ Nàm-kóng Southern Min Tâi-lô Lâm-káng
General information
Location	380 Sec 7 Zhongxiao E Rd Nangang District,Taipei Taiwan
System	Taipei metro station
Line	Bannan line
Construction
Structure type	Underground
Bicycle facilities	Access available
Other information
Station code	BL22
History
Opened	25 December 2008 (2008-12-25)[9]
Passengers
2017	11.663 million per year[10]  18.42%
Rank	50 out of 108
Services
Preceding station Taipei Metro Following station Kunyang towardsDingpu orFar Eastern Hospital Bannan line Nangang Exhib Center Terminus
Location

Nangang (Chinese:南港;pinyin:Nángǎng) is a railway and metro station inTaipei, Taiwan served byTaiwan High Speed Rail,Taiwan Railways Administration andTaipei Metro.^[11] The station is served by the fastest HSR express services of the1 series.

Nangang Station was originally built during theJapanese rule of Taiwan in 1899 to support local industries and the growing population. Since then, the station has been upgraded three times to support tremendous growth: in 1905, in 1966 (due to theKMT moving theROC government to Taiwan), and in 1986–1987 (to accommodate increased passenger traffic and new cargo traffic).

As with most urban train stations inTaipei, Nangang Station was converted from a surface station to an underground station as part of theTRA'sTaipei Railway Underground Project, an effort to move existing surface railways fromSongshan Station to east of Nangang Station underground to accommodate growing traffic and economic development inNankang Software Park. Existing TRA platforms were successfully moved underground on 21 September 2008. The 7.6-km tunnel project costNT$76.5 billion.^[12] Thehigh-speed rail extension to the station opened for service in 2016.^[13]

The new station is similar to the then-newBanqiao Station inNew Taipei, which was reconstructed to accommodate underground platforms andmixed-use development on the existing station site. The two-level, underground station levels accommodate expanded TRA platforms, newTHSR platforms, and new MRT platforms for theBannan line which was opened on 25 December 2008. It served as the eastern terminal untilTaipei Nangang Exhibition Center Bannan Line platform opened in 2011. On 3 January 2010, Exits 3 and 4 for metro station were closed for construction of a passageway with the TRA station.^[14] The entire project was completed in February 2011. Platform screen doors were installed on the Nangang line platforms in August 2015.

The design of the Taipei Metro portion of the station centers around a "Nostalgia and Technology" theme with aqua green selected to signify an image of a fish pond. Paintings by artistJimmy Liao are displayed around the station including on the platform walls. Many areas havesandblasted glass installed.^[15] On the platform, a piece titled "Rapid Transit Platform, the Transport Dock" displays images on benches to evoke memories of former industries in Nangang.^[16]

30F-2F	Ruentex Nangang Station Complex	Global Mall Nangang Station Citylink Mall Courtyard Taipei
Street Level	Street level	Entrance/Exit, Accessibility Elevator, Security, Taxi Stand
B1	Concourse Level	Concourse, Restrooms
	THSR Platform Level
	Platform1A	THSR towardsZuoying(Taipei)
	Island platform
	Platform1B	THSR towardsZuoying(Taipei)
	Platform2A	THSR towardsZuoying(Taipei)
	Island platform
	Platform2B	THSR towardsZuoying(Taipei)
	Platform3A	THSR towardsZuoying(Taipei)
	Island platform
	Platform3B	THSR towardsZuoying(Taipei)
B2	Lobby	TRA Ticketing, Automatic Ticketing, Ticket Gate, Waiting Area Restrooms, Travel Information Counter TRA Counter, TRA Manager's Office
B3	TRA Platforms	TRA Control and Traffic Room, Offices
	Platform1A	West Coast line towardKeelung through serviceYilan line towardYilan,Hualien-Taitung (Xike)
	Island platform
	Platform1B	West Coast line toward Keelung through serviceYilan line toward Yilan, Hualien-Taitung (Xike)
	Platform2A	West Coast line towardTaipei,Kaohsiung through serviceYilan line towardShulin (Songshan Station)
	Island platform
	Platform2B	West Coast line toward Taipei, Kaohsiung through serviceYilan line toward Shulin (Songshan Station)
	Platform3A	Taipei-Yilan Direct line Not in service(towardToucheng,Jiaoxi)
	Island platform
	Platform3B	Taipei-Yilan Direct line Not in service(toward Toucheng, Jiaoxi)
	7th track	Public works use
	Side platform; administrative use only

Taipei Metro Nangang Station

Street Level	Entrance/Exit	Entrance/Exit
B1	Lobby	Lobby, information desk, automatic ticket dispensing machines, one-way faregates
		Restrooms(inside ticketed area)
B2	Platform1	←Bannan line towardNangang Exhib Center(BL23 Terminus)
	Island platform, doors will open on the left
	Platform2	→Bannan line towardDingpu /Far Eastern Hospital(BL21Kunyang)→

Except Service 203 which departs from Taipei, Services 1334 and 696 which terminate at Taipei, and Services 583 and 598 which are local trains from Taichung - Zuoying, all other train services call at Nangang station. The fastest1xx series will travel from Nangang to Zuoying in 105 minutes.

• Academia Sinica (2.3km to the southeast)
• Nanxing Park (next to the station)
• National Biotechnology Research Park (1.9km to the southeast)
• Nangang Software Park (1km to the northeast)
• Carrefour Nangang Branch (700m to the west)
• Taipei Music Center (900m to the southwest)
• Taipei Municipal Nangang Vocational High School (250m to the north)
• Nangang Senior High School (1.2km to the southwest)
• Yucheng Junior High School (850m to the northeast)
• Nangang Elementary School (700m to the northeast)
• Dongxin Elementary School (850m to the northwest)

• List of railway stations in Taiwan

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• TRA Nangang Station(in Chinese)
• Taiwan Railways Administration(in Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean)
• THSR Nangang Station(in Chinese, English, and Japanese)
• TRTC Route Map & Timetables(in Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean)

• Railway stations served by Taiwan Railways Administration
• Railway stations in Taipei
• Bannan line stations
• Railway stations served by Taiwan High Speed Rail
• Railway stations in Taiwan opened in 1899
• Railway stations in Taiwan opened in 2008

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