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Line 5 (Shenzhen Metro)

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Line 5
CRRC Zhuzhou train at Qianhaiwan station
Overview
Other name(s)Huanzhong line
(环中线; 環中線; Huánzhōng xiàn; Waan4 Zung1 Sin3)
Native name五号线; 五號線; Wǔhào Xiàn; Ng5 Hou6 Sin3
StatusOperational
LocaleShenzhen, China
Termini
Stations34
Color on map     (#9950b2)
Service
TypeRapid transit
SystemShenzhen Metro
Services1
Operator(s)SZMC (Shenzhen Metro Group)
Depot(s)Tanglang depot
Shangshuijing stabling yard
Rolling stockCRRC Zhuzhou (501-530、552-557)(6A)
CRRC Changchun (531-551)(6A)
Daily ridership1.1 million (March 2021 average)[1]
1.31 million (2020 Peak)[2]
History
Opened22 June 2011; 13 years ago (2011-06-22)
Last extension28 September 2019; 5 years ago (2019-09-28)
Technical
Line length47.393 km (29.45 mi)[3]
Number of tracks2
CharacterUnderground and Elevated
Track gauge1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in) standard gauge
Electrification1,500 V DC (Overhead lines)
Operating speed80 km/h (50 mph)
SignallingUrbalis 888 CBTC Moving block
Route map

Legend
2 Up arrow to Yantian Road
Shekou West Depot (Line 2)
Future extension
 Chiwan
2
Connection to Line 2
Liwan
Railway Park
15
15
Left arrow anti-clockwise
clockwise Right arrow
 Mawan
Qianwan Park
Qianwan
9
9 to Wenjin
11 Left arrow to Gangxia North
 Guiwan
1 Left arrow to Luohu
 Qianhaiwan
1 11
11 Down arrow to Bitou
 Linhai
Baohua
Bao'an Center
1
1 to Airport East Right arrow
 Fanshen
20
Left arrow to Baishizhou
to Convention & Exhibition City Right arrow
12
Left arrow to Zuopaotai East
to Waterlands Resort East Right arrow
 Lingzhi
12
connection to Line 12
 Honglang North
15
15
Left arrow clockwise
anti-clockwise Right arrow
 Xingdong
29
29 Left arrow to Hongshuwan South
 Liuxiandong
13
13
Left arrow to Shenzhen Bay Checkpoint
to Shangwu Right arrow
7 Left arrow to Tai'an/connection to Line 7
 Xili
7 27
27 Left arrow to Songpingcun
 University Town
Tanglang Depot
 Tanglang
Changlingpi
27
Up arrow Pingnan Railway
(27 Shenzhen North Station West Square)
Left arrow to Xiamen North/West Kowloon
to Guangzhou South Right arrow
6
Left arrow to Science Museum
to Songgang Right arrow
4
Left arrow to Futian Checkpoint
to Niuhu Right arrow
 Shenzhen North
4 6 Shenzhen North station
Down arrow Pingnan Railway
27 to Gangtou West Right arrow
 Minzhi
22
22
Left arrow to Shangsha
to Liguang Right arrow
 Wuhe
10
10
Left arrow to Futian Checkpoint
to Shuangyong Street Right arrow
 Bantian
Yangmei
Shangshuijing Stabling Yard
（Under Construction)
 Shangshuijing
Xiashuijing
Changlong
Left arrow to Shenzhen
to Guangzhou/Dongguan East Right arrow
3
Left arrow to Futian Bonded Area
to Shuanglong Right arrow
14
Left arrow to Gangxia North
to Shatian Right arrow
 Buji
3 14 Shenzhen East Railway Station
Baigelong
17
17
Left arrow to Luohu West
to Shanglilang Right arrow
 Buxin
Tai'an
7
7 Left arrow to Xili Lake
Yijing
2 to Yantian Road Right arrow
 Huangbeiling
2
Down arrowPhase 1 remaining section
(Under Construction)
 Dongmen Road
2 （OSI）
1 to Luohu Right arrow
 Jianshe Road
Grand Theater
1 2
1 Down arrow to Airport East
2 Down arrow to Chiwan
This diagram:

Shenzhen Metro Line 5 (formerly branded as the Huanzhong line), runs West–East from Chiwan to Huangbeiling forming an arc around central Shenzhen. It opened on 22 June 2011. Line 5's color is purple. Line 5 is an important east west and orbital line that connects various sub-centers of Shenzhen. This led to Line 5 being heavily used. In 2014, average daily ridership exceeded 500,000 people,[4] with over 1 million passengers using the line on 20 July 2018, setting a new record.[5][6] Since 2019, Line 5 has surpassed Line 1 as the busiest line in the Shenzhen Metro network.[7] By 2021, the line regularly carries well over 1 million passengers every day[1] and reaching the predicted long term daily passenger volume.

History

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Phase 1

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In 2004, Line 5 was originally envisioned to be an orbital express commuter railway using an upgraded Pinghu–Nanshan railway. In 2006 the line was redesigned to a subway with more frequent stops but still was an orbital route roughly following the Pingnan railway.[8] In July 2007, the line was approved with an expected budget of 19.2 billion RMB (US$3 billion). The line would be 42.391 km (26.341 mi) long, of which 3.62 km (2.25 mi) is elevated, with 29 stations.[9] The number of stations was reduced from 29 to 26 when the line was cut back from Grand Theater to Huangbeiling due to Grand Theater Station being planned to be an interchange between three other lines, making construction difficult. Construction of Line 5 started on 21 December 2007 with an additional station, Shangshuijing, added to the design.[10][11] On 22 June 2011, Line 5 officially opened between Qianhaiwan and Huangbeiling.[12] The final cost of the first phase was about 20.45 billion RMB (US$3.2 Billion). In initial opening, a fleet of 37 trainsets will be operating on Line 5 serving an expected daily passenger volume of more than 400,000 passengers. In the long-term Line 5 was planned to operate with a fleet of 74 trainsets serving a daily passenger volume of over 1 million passengers.[9]

Phase 2 (southern extension)

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On 6 April 2015, a southern extension towards Chiwan station broke ground.[13] The southern extension is 7.65 km (4.75 mi)[14] in length with 7 stations. This will greatly shorten the travel time between Bao’an, Qianhai and Shekou. As Liwan and Chiwan stations are close to the Dananshan and Xiaonanshan areas and residential neighborhoods, the opening of the extension line will attract more people to the Shekou area and will attract more people to race from Chiwan to Huangbeiling (Line 2 vs Line 5). The extension was opened on 28 September 2019.[15]

Remaining section of Phase 1

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The section between Huangbeiling to Grand Theater was removed during planning in 2007. However, with passenger growth in subway usage, huge volumes of passengers are transferring westbound between Line 2 and Line 5 at Huangbeiling to reach Line 1 and beyond. By 2021, transfer volumes reached 16,000 passengers per hour during AM peak periods.[7] The environmental assessment of the section was carried out on February 25, 2019, to restart the project and improve capacity in the area.[16] The remaining section of Phase 1 started construction on 13 August 2019. This section is 2.88 km in length with 3 stations and completely parallels Line 2. The extension is expected to be completed in 2025.[17]

Opening timeline

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Segment Commencement Length Station(s) Name
Qianhaiwan — Huangbeiling 22 June 2011 40.00 km (24.85 mi) 27 Phase 1
Chiwan — Qianhaiwan 28 September 2019 7.65 km (4.75 mi)[14][18] 7 Phase 2 (Southern extension)

Service routes

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Stations

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Service
routes 		Station name Connections Nearby bus stops Distance
km 		Location
English Chinese
● Chiwan 赤湾 2 8 Nanshan
● Liwan 荔湾
● Railway Park 铁路公园  15 
● Mawan 妈湾
● Qianwan Park 前湾公园
● Qianwan 前湾 9
● Guiwan 桂湾
● ● Qianhaiwan 前海湾 1 11 0.00 0.00
● ● Linhai 临海 B828 1.40 1.40 Bao'an
● ● Baohua 宝华 B828 M235 0.90 2.30
● ● Bao'an Center 宝安中心 1 M375 M376 M377 M473 0.60 2.90
● ● Fanshen 翻身 631 794 797 B623 E15 M375 M376 M377 M483 T2A Peak-time 26（高峰26） 0.85 3.75
● ● Lingzhi 灵芝 12 382 395 606 610 615 630 651 797 866 E23 M250 M349 M370 M371 M378 M380 M425 1.50 5.25
● ● Honglang North 洪浪北  15  382 610 613 629 630 651 866 B829 M206 M245 M246 M313 M376 M377 M378 M379 M381 M382 M385 M393 0.90 6.15
● ● Xingdong 兴东  29  382 613 630 631 651 797 866 B889 M206 M376 M377 M378 M379 M382 M385 M393 Peak-time 103（高峰103） 1.15 7.30
● ● Liuxiandong 留仙洞  13  37 54 235 382 797 B708 B796 B855 M393 M429 Peak-time 93（高峰93） Peak-time 103（高峰103） 2.65 9.95 Nanshan
● ● Xili 西丽 7  27  19 36 54 66 67 74 81 101 104 122 226 233 235 237 316 325 325B 326 332 382 392 392区间 797 B604 B708 B796 B797 E19 M203 M243 M299 M343 M345 M369 M385 M393 M429 M459 M492 N8 Peak-time 75（高峰75） Peak-time 93（高峰93） Peak-time 94（高峰94） Peak-time 104（高峰104） 1.00 10.95
● ● University Town 大学城 36 43 49 74 81 122 B736 M217 M299 M343 M369 M385 M393 M459 Peak-time 94（高峰94） 1.30 12.25
● ● Tanglang 塘朗 B818 M217 M343 M393 M460 Peak-time 94（高峰94） Peak-time 119（高峰119） Peak-time 120（高峰120） 3.60 15.85
● ● Changlingpi 长岭陂  27  43 74 81 M217 M299 M343 M369 M385 M393 M459 M460 Peak-time 94（高峰94） Peak-time 119（高峰119） 1.55 17.4
● ● Shenzhen North 深圳北站 4 6  XS   GSH  Shenzhen North station IOQ B666 B667 B730 B742 E7 E11 E22 M217 M225 M299 M300 M340 M341 M343 M344 M347 M352 M353 M354 M365 M462 M477 U1 Peak-time 76（高峰76） Peak-time 120（高峰120） 2.50 19.90 Longhua
● ● Minzhi 民治  22  302 302区间 324 333 334 336 339 352 620 621 B657 B690 B917 E7 M225 M262 M282 M302 M344 M365 M372 M391 M392 M500 Peak-express 9（高快9） Peak-time 7（高峰7） Peak-time 13（高峰13） Peak-time 24（高峰24） Sightseeing 3（观光3） 1.30 21.20
● ● Wuhe 五和 10 328 612 982 B686 E22 M137 M263 M271 M282A M282B M342 M346 M383 M385 M398 M415 M448 M461A M461B M491 M521 M533 M566 M567 Peak-express 41（高快41） Peak-time 91（高峰91） 2.30 23.50 Longgang
● ● Bantian 坂田 312 321 333 651 839 982 B668 B742 B923 E7 E8 E22 E27 M221 M233 M300 M301 M363 M374 M379 M385 M415 M447 M448 M481 M505 Peak-time 39（高峰39） 1.05 24.55
● ● Yangmei 杨美 321 651 839 B742 M233 M301 M363 M379 M385 M415 M461 0.95 25.50
● ● Shangshuijing 上水径 123 303 307 308 312 381 839 980 B695 K105 M233 M267 M268 M269 M271 M272 M378 M379 M414 M415 M421 N19 Peak-time 25（高峰25） Peak-time 79（高峰79） 2.65 28.15
● ● Xiashuijing 下水径 123 303 307 308 312 381 839 980 B695 K105 M233 M267 M268 M269 M271 M272 M378 M379 M414 M415 M421 N19 Peak-time 25（高峰25） Peak-time 79（高峰79） 1.10 29.25
● ● Changlong 长龙 9 61 303 306 307 308 312 369 821B 839 956 980 B695 K545 M233 M265 M267 M268 M269 M271 M272 M378 M379 M402 M414 M415 M421 N19 Peak-time 79（高峰79） 0.80 30.05
● ● Buji 布吉 3 14 Shenzhen East railway station BJQ  GS  8 85 309 321 322 357 366 371 372 375 376 383 398 839 954 977 980 E24 M203 M224 M233 M244 M265 M268 M271 M273 M283 M295 M310 M311 M358 M378 M379 M404 M406 M408 M415 M485 Peak-time 79（高峰79） Sightseeing 2（观光2） Shen-Hui 3A（深惠3A） Wutong-Hill 2（梧桐山2） 1.10 31.15
● ● Baigelong 百鸽笼  17  80 82 822 M281 1.15 32.30
● ● Buxin 布心 29 59 64 83 107 372 379 B696 N2 N3 N6 1.95 34.25 Luohu
● ● Tai'an 太安 7 2 23 308 363 376 B840 M364 M437 Dameisha-holiday 2（大梅沙假日2） 0.90 35.15
● ● Yijing 怡景 13 17 52 57 65 103 104 113 202 214 218 223 229 308 333 B909 H92 M373 M437 N15 U1 Airport 6（机场6） 2.05 37.2
● ● Huangbeiling 黄贝岭 2 8 10 27 69 85 111 205 220 223 311 336 363 381 382 387 E26 K113 M290 M348 M362 M383 M445 N14 N21 Dameisha-holiday 2（大梅沙假日2） Peak-time 32（高峰32） Peak-time 97（高峰97）Sightseeing 1（观光1） 1.55 38.75
Dongmen Road 东门路 2 8（via Hubei)
Jianshe Road 建设路 1 3  17  (via Laojie)
Grand Theater 大剧院 1 2 8
9  11  (via Hongling South)

Rolling Stock

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Type Date of manufacture Series Sets Serial number Assembly Notes
Type A 2009 - 2012 A-size stock 30 501-530 Tc＋Mp＋M＋M＋Mp＋Tc Manufactured by Zhuzhou Electric Locomotive Co., Ltd.
Type A 2015 - 2016 A-size stock 21 531-551 Tc＋Mp＋M＋M＋Mp＋Tc Manufactured by Changchun Railway Vehicles
Type A 2018 - 2019 A-size stock 6 552-557 Tc＋Mp＋M＋M＋Mp＋Tc Manufactured by Zhuzhou Electric Locomotive Co., Ltd.
  • Shenzhen Metro (No. 523)
    Shenzhen Metro (No. 523)
  • Shenzhen Metro (No. 532)
    Shenzhen Metro (No. 532)

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