Hadong Station is a railway station in South Korea located at Bipa-ri, Hadong-eup, Hadong-gun, South Gyeongsang Province. It is on the Gyeongjeon Line. As of 2016 the Mugunghwa-ho train stops at the station eight times a day. From September 27, 2013, the S-Train made four round trips per day, but this was changed in December 2013 to two round trips per day.

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Hadong Station
General information
Location	South Korea
Coordinates	35°3′49″N 127°45′42″E
Operated by	Korail
Line(s)	Gyeongjeon Line
Construction
Structure type	Aboveground
Location
Hadong Station Location in South Korea

Many cherry blossom trees have been planted in a row on the south side of the platform, and in early April, when the cherry blossoms begin to bloom, many tourists flock to the station to take pictures, or for a date.

History

• October 5, 1967: Construction started on the station
• February 7, 1968: Operation commenced as a regular station
• February 29, 1968: Construction completed on the station
• March 26, 1973: Designated as the arrival processing station for civilian-use coal
• May 1, 2006: Handling of parcels suspended
• October 31, 2009: Handling of freight suspended
• September 27, 2013: Became a stop for the S-Train

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