How the Seoul–Incheon Rail Network Grew (1974–2026) | Animated Map
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How the Seoul–Incheon Rail Network Grew (1974–2026) | Animated Map
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Watch the Seoul Capital Area passenger rail network grow from the launch of metropolitan Line 1 service in 1974 to the subway, regional rail, airport rail, KTX/SRT and GTX-A network shown in 2026.
This animated map follows verified service openings, extensions, integrations, selected closures and station renamings across Seoul, Incheon’s nine urban districts and 18 neighboring Gyeonggi cities. KTX and SRT high-speed services are shown as double-rail overlays so they remain visually distinct from metropolitan and regional lines.
서울·인천과 경기 남부·동부·서부를 잇는 수도권 여객철도망의 성장을 1974년부터 2026년까지 지도 애니메이션으로 정리했습니다.
Scope note: this edition begins with Seoul metropolitan passenger service in 1974. Earlier conventional railway history, street trams, tourist railways and lines outside the defined capital-region scope are not included. Data cutoff: 25 August 2026.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro and metropolitan Line 1
00:39 Jungang metropolitan service
00:53 Line 2 and the first rapid expansion
01:40 Line 4 opens; Line 3 follows
03:22 Lines 5–8 expansion era
04:40 Incheon Line 1
05:08 Line 6 and the new millennium
05:59 KTX arrives
06:40 AREX connects Incheon Airport
07:26 Line 9 and western connections
07:59 KTX services via Suwon
08:27 Shinbundang Line
09:21 Yongin EverLine
11:08 Gyeonggang Line and eastern growth
12:52 Suin–Bundang integration
14:28 GTX-A begins
15:10 KTX/SRT cross-operation trial
15:29 The 2026 network and finale
Map data and geometry: © OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed under the Open Database License (ODbL). Opening dates, service identities, operators and station-name history are based on the official Korean railway, transit and government sources credited in the video’s research dataset.
Music by Scott Buckley, licensed under CC BY 4.0 and edited for length, sequencing, fades and final mix:
“Wildflowers”
“Memories of Stone”
“Meanwhile”
“Hymn to the Dawn”
“With These Hands”
“Resolutions”
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