Jijie railway station

The railway station exhibits French colonial architecture with a mustard-yellow facade, integrated waiting areas, and multiple cargo handling facilities along its tracks.

Construction of the station commenced in 1915 under Chinese merchant supervision, marking a shift from French control, and commenced operations in 1921 as part of the Gebishi line.

The State Council of China designated this transportation hub as a Major Historical and Cultural Site in 2006, recognizing its role in the nation's industrial development.

The station building remains closed to visitors since the 1990s, with its tracks and platforms no longer serving passenger or freight transportation purposes.

During the 1930s, this station processed substantial mineral shipments, with tin cargo accounting for 80 percent of all goods transported through its facilities.

Location: 鸡街镇

Inception: 1921

GPS coordinates: 23.52048,103.22413

Latest update: March 30, 2025 18:33