Pyongyang Metro

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The Pyongyang Metro is North Korea’s heavily decorated, deep-level rapid transit system in the capital, known for its grand Soviet-style architecture and limited access for foreigners.

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Pyongyang Metro canonical 1
Pyongyang Metro Administration Bureau 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf metro system
public transport infrastructure
rapid transit system
accessPolicyForForeigners restricted
architecturalStyle Soviet-style
socialist realist
characteristic deep-level
heavily decorated stations
constructionStartDate 1968
country North Korea
depthBelowSurface up to about 100 meters
electrification 750 V DC third rail
fareSystem flat fare
feature chandeliers
marble columns
mosaics
murals
propaganda artwork
function urban mass transit
hasLine Chollima Line
Hyoksin Line
hasSecondaryFunction nuclear blast shelter
hasStation Chonu Station
Hwanggumbol Station
Jonu Station
Kaeson Station
Konsol Station
Kwangbok Station
Kwangmyong Station
Puhung Station
Pulgunbyol Station
Rakwon Station
Samhung Station
Tongil Station
Yonggwang Station
locatedIn Pyongyang
capital of North Korea
numberOfLines 2
numberOfStations approximately 17
openingDate 1973
operator Pyongyang Metro self-linksurface differs
surface form: Pyongyang Metro Administration Bureau
owner North Korean government
surface form: Government of North Korea
primaryLanguageOfSignage Korean
safetyFeature blast doors at station entrances
serves Pyongyang
systemLength approximately 22 km
ticketing paper tickets
trackGauge standard gauge
usesRollingStock refurbished German-built trains

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Pyongyang hasMetroSystem Pyongyang Metro
Pyongyang Metro operator Pyongyang Metro self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Pyongyang Metro Administration Bureau