Nankai Koia line & Semboku Kosoki line
Description:
Part of the
Hon line and the
Koya line (
Nankai Electric Railway
Co.,
Ltd.) from
Namba to
Hashimoto (in real life the train continues further on from
Hashimoto to
Gokurakabashi) with a
Limited Express
alternative for the class 30000 or an
Express
alternative for the class 1000 train. A
Sub-Express
alternative from
Namba to
Rinkan-Denentosi (2 stations before
Hashimoto) for the class 6100 train. Also 2
Semi-Express
alternatives from
Namba to
Izumichou that uses a part of the
Hon line and
Koya line, then to continue along the
Semboku-Kosoku line (Osaka Prefectural Urban Development
Co), for the class 5000 train. The tracks for these lines are 1067
mm gauge and the lines are electrified (1500
V DC). No landscape details outside the railroad itself.
Alt.:
Express
Stations:
32
Stops:
13
Alt.:
Limited Express
Stations:
32
Stops:
6
Alt.:
Semi-Express 1
Stations:
20
Stops:
8
Alt.:
Semi-Express 2
Stations:
20
Stops:
11
Alt.:
Sub-Express
Stations:
34
Stops:
16
Known problems:
Line description:
Line map of railroads and subway in the Osaka area (Acrobat document). For the alternatives towards
Hashomoto and
Rinkan-Denentosi, follow the
Hon line (main line, blue-green at the map) southwards from
Namba to
Kishinosato Tamade, then the
Koya line (the
sun line
, blue-green line at the map) southeast to
Kawachi-Nagano and further on through
Amami towards
Hashimoto.
For the alternatives to
Izumichou, follow the
Hon line (main line, blue-green line at the map) southwards from
Namba to
Kishinosato Tamade, then the
Koya line (the
sun line
, blue-green line at the map) southeast to
Nakamozu, from there further on to southwards on the
Semboku-Kosoku line (pink line at the map) to
Izumichou.
Stations at the lines of the Nankai railroad. The main line is called
Hon
. Click at
Map
by a station's name to show a map over the station and its closes surroundings.
Stations at the Semboku Kosoku line. Click at
Map
by a station's name to show a map of the station and its closest surroundings.
The Nankai railroad's web site (text in Japanese)
Download from:
The creator's web site has disappeared from the Internet >10 years ago.
Last update of this directory entry:
2018-May-25