Andingmen station
Beijing Subway station
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Gulou Dajie outer loop / anticlockwise | Line 2 | Yonghegong Lama Temple inner loop / clockwise |
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Andingmen Station[1] (simplified Chinese: 安定门站; traditional Chinese: 安定門站; pinyin: Āndìngmén Zhàn) is a station on Line 2 of the Beijing Subway. The station is named after Andingmen, a city gate in Beijing's city wall, which was torn down during the construction of the subway in the late 1960s.
Station layout
The station has an underground island platform.
Exits
There are 2 exits, lettered A and B. Exit A is accessible.
References
- ^ "Jpg格式线路图下载 | 北京地铁官方网站".
External links
Media related to Andingmen Station at Wikimedia Commons
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- Chongwen District
- Hepingli Subdistrict
- Jianguomen
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- Beijing apm
- Beijing Department Store
- Beijing Hotel
- Beijing Legation Quarter
- Beijing Mall
- Beijing Office
- Beijing Temple of Confucius
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- Andelibeijie
- Andingmen
- Beijing railway station
- Chaoyangmen (part)
- Chongwenmen
- Ciqikou
- Dengshikou
- Dongdan
- Dongsi Shitiao
- Dongzhimen
- Guangqumennei
- Guangqumenwai (part)
- Guloudajie (part)
- Jianguomen (part)
- Jingtai
- Nanluoguxiang
- Qianmen
- Qiaowan
- Shichahai (part)
- Tiananmen East
- Tiantandongmen
- Wangfujing
- Yongdingmenwai
- Yonghegong Lama Temple
- Zhangzizhonglu
- Zhushikou (part)
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