D625

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Hankou to FengDu

Train Number:D625Start Station:HankouEnd Station:FengDu
Train TypeDStart Time:08:26End Time:14:08
Intermediate Stations:Hankou, HanChuan, Yichang East, BaDong, Jianshi(Sichuan), EnShi, LiChuan, ShiZhuXian, FengDu, FuLing North, Chongqing North
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Station No.Station NameArrive TimeDepart TimeStop Time
1 Hankou 08:26 08:26 0 mins
2 HanChuan 08:49 08:51 2 mins
3 Yichang East 10:23 10:28 5 mins
4 BaDong 11:22 11:24 2 mins
5 Jianshi(Sichuan) 11:59 12:01 2 mins
6 EnShi 12:24 12:30 6 mins
7 LiChuan 13:05 13:07 2 mins
8 ShiZhuXian 13:47 13:49 2 mins
9 FengDu 14:08 14:10 2 mins
10 FuLing North 14:29 14:31 2 mins
11 Chongqing North 15:10 15:10 0 mins

D625 is a D train route originating from Hankou at 08:26, and arriving at the final destination of FengDu at 14:08. The duration of the total journey is 5 hrs 42 mins. There are 11 stops in total: Hankou, HanChuan, Yichang East, BaDong, Jianshi(Sichuan), EnShi, LiChuan, ShiZhuXian, FengDu, FuLing North, Chongqing North. You can purchase tickets starting at, and ending at any station. Ticket prices are set on a per kilometer basis.

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