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Shin-Keisei Line
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The Shin-Keisei Line (新京成線 Shin-Keisei-sen?) is a railway owned by Shin-Keisei Electric Railway Co., Ltd., that runs between Matsudo Station in Matsudo City and Keisei-Tsudanuma Station in Narashino City, Chiba.
In December 10, 2006, Shin-Keisei Line began through service for Keisei Chiba Line to Chiba Chuō.
- Length: 26.5 km / Approx. 16.4 mi. from Matsudo Station to Keisei-Tsudanuma Station
- Gauge: 1435 mm / 4 ft. 8½ in. (Standard gauge, in contrast to the narrow gauge of most Japanese railways.)
- Stations: 24
- Double-track line: Whole line, except between Shin-Tsudanuma and Keisei-Tsudanuma
- Electric supply: Whole line (1500 V DC)
- Block system: Automatic (C-ATS)
- Maximum speed at service: 85 km/h
- Yard: Kunugiyama Station
Whole trains stop at all stations.
Station name like this is the terminal staton.
| Station | Distance between each station | Distance from Matsudo | Location (City in Chiba) | Connections |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Matsudo | N/A | 0.0km/0.0mi. | Matsudo | Jōban Line |
| Kamihongō | 1.7km/1.1mi. | 1.7km/1.1mi. | Matsudo | |
| Matsudo-Shinden | 0.7km/0.4mi. | 2.4km/1.5mi. | Matsudo | |
| Minoridai | 0.6km/0.4mi | 3.0km/1.8mi. | Matsudo | |
| Yabashira | 0.8km/0.5mi. | 3.8km/2.4mi. | Matsudo | Musashino Line (Shin-Yabashira Station) |
| Tokiwadaira | 1.8km/1.1mi. | 5.6km/3.5mi. | Matsudo | |
| Gokō | 1.8km/1.1mi. | 7.4km/4.6mi. | Matsudo | |
| Motoyama | 1.3km/0.8mi. | 8.7km/5.4mi. | Matsudo | |
| Kunugiyama | 0.9km/0.6mi. | 9.6km/6.0mi. | Kamagaya | |
| Kita-Hatsutomi | 1.7km/1.1mi. | 11.3km/7.0mi. | Kamagaya | |
| Shin-Kamagya | 0.8km/0.5mi. | 12.1km/7.5mi. | Kamagaya | Hokusō and Tōbu Noda Lines |
| Hatsutomi | 1.2km/0.7mi. | 13.3km/8.3mi. | Kamagaya | |
| Kamagaya-Daibutsu | 2.1km/1.3mi. | 15.4km/9.6mi. | Kamagaya | |
| Futawamukōdai | 0.9km/0.6mi. | 16.3km/10.1mi. | Funabashi | |
| Misaki | 0.8km/0.5mi. | 17.1km/10.6mi. | Funabashi | |
| Takifudō | 1.4km/0.9mi. | 18.5km/11.5mi. | Funabashi | |
| Takanekōdan | 1.0km/0.6mi. | 19.5km/12.1mi. | Funabashi | |
| Takanekido | 0.6km/0.4mi. | 20.1km/12.5mi. | Funabashi | |
| Kita-Narashino | 0.9km/0.6mi. | 21.0km/13.0mi. | Funabashi | Tōyō Rapid Line |
| Narashino | 0.7km/0.4mi. | 21.7km/13.5mi. | Funabashi | |
| Yakuendai | 0.7km/0.4mi. | 22.5km/14.0mi. | Funabashi | |
| Maebara | 1.4km/0.9mi. | 23.9km/14.9mi. | Funabashi | |
| Shin-Tsudanuma | 1.4km/0.9mi. | 25.3km/15.7mi. | Narashino | Sōbu Line (Tsudanuma Station) |
| Keisei-Tsudanuma | 1.2km/0.7mi. | 26.5km/16.4mi. | Narashino | Keisei Main and Chiba Lines |
Matsudo - Kamihongō - Matsudo-Shinden - Minoridai - Yabashira - Tokiwadaira - Gokō - Motoyama - Kunugiyama - Kita-Hatsutomi - Shin-Kamagya - Hatsutomi - Kamagaya-Daibutsu - Futawamukōdai - Misaki - Takifudō - Takanekōdan - Takanekido - Kita-Narashino - Narashino - Yakuendai - Maebara - Shin-Tsudanuma - Keisei-Tsudanuma(>>Through Service for Keisei Chiba Line to Chiba Chuō)