Majeong-ri - Paju

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How can someone access the northern section of the Unification Bridge?
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What happened to the temporary wooden bridge at Freedom Bridge, and what now exists in its place?
What new shuttle service began at Imjingang Station on March 28, 2020?
What service replaced the Commuter Train at Imjingang Station on May 4, 2014?
What significant event took place at Freedom Bridge after the signing of the Armistice Agreement in 1953?
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Why do passengers traveling to Dorasan station need to disembark at Imjingang Station?
Why was Freedom Bridge originally built during the Japanese colonial era?

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The Unification Bridge, which carries National Road No. 1, connects Gyeonggi-do with Munsan-eup and Gunnae-myeon in Paju-si. The northern part of the bridge is restricted to civilians, and a ...

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Imjingang Station (Korean: 임진강역) is a railway station on the Gyeongui–Jungang Line. It initially opened on September 30, 2001, and was originally served by the Commuter Train running bet ...

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Freedom Bridge crosses the Imjin River in Paju, connecting South and North Korea. Originally built during the Japanese colonial era as part of the Seoul-Sinuiju railroad line, the bridges we ...

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