Stations (from West To East)
| Station No. |
Station Name |
Chinese Name pinyin |
Travel Time (hrs) |
Distance (km) |
Transfers | Nearby Bus Stops | Location (District) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BT01 | Sihui | 四惠 sìhuì |
0:00 | 0 | Line 1 | 1 4 57 312 322 363 397 402 405 455 468 475 495 496 506 628 648 649 666 671 725 728 753 808 810 825 847 912 938支2 984 985 989 | Chaoyang |
| BT02 | Sihui East | 四惠东 sìhuì dōng |
0:03 | 1.72 | Line 1 | 312 363 397 455 468 475 506 628 649 666 718 728 938 938支2 | |
| BT03 | Gaobeidian |
高碑店 gāobēidiàn |
0:05 | 3.09 | — | 312, 322, 397, 475, 506, 649, 667, 668, 669, 728, 938支2 | |
| BT04 | Communication University of China CUC (Beijing Broadcasting Institute) |
传媒大学 chuánméi dàxué |
0:08 | 5.09 | — | 312, 397, 475, 506, 649, 666, 728 | |
| BT05 | Shuangqiao | 双桥 shuāngqiáo |
0:11 | 6.97 | — | 312, 397, 475, 506, 649, 666, 728 | |
| BT06 | Guanzhuang |
管庄 guǎnzhuāng |
0:14 | 8.90 | — | 312, 649, 666, 728, 930 | |
| BT07 | Baliqiao Eight Mile Bridge |
八里桥 bālǐqiáo |
0:17 | 10.66 | — | 312, 342, 649, 667, 668, 669, 728, 855, 938 | |
| BT08 | Tongzhou Beiyuan |
通州北苑 tōngzhōu běiyuán |
0:20 | 12.36 | — | 938, 938支1, 5, 9 | Tongzhou |
| BT09 | Guoyuan | 果园 guǒyuán |
0:23 | 13.83 | — | 316, 668, 669, 924, 938, 938支1, 5, 8, 976支 | |
| BT10 | Jiukeshu | 九棵树 jiǔkēshù |
0:25 | 14.82 | — | 372, 668, 938, 938支1, 5, 976, 通州12 | |
| BT11 | Liyuan | 梨园 líyuán |
0:28 | 16.04 | — | 372, 647, 668, 938, 938支1, 2, 3, 5, 6 | |
| BT12 | Linheli |
临河里 línhélǐ |
0:30 | 17.30 | — | 435, 924, 938, 938支1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 | |
| BT13 | Tuqiao | 土桥 tǔqiáo |
0:32 | 18.07 | — | 924, 938, 938支1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 |
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