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Hwanggumbol Metro Station
Hwanggumbol Station (Korean: 황금벌역) is a metro station situated along the Hyŏksin Line of the Pyongyang Metro. Adjacent to a park and in close proximity to the Sinso Bridge, which spans the Potong River, Hwanggumbol Station enjoys a picturesque location. This station serves as the terminus for trolleybus line 8, connecting Hwanggumbol Station to the Arch of Triumph, offering a convenient transportation option for commuters. Hwanggumbol Station features one platform and two tracks, and it was officially opened on September 6, 1978.
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