Settings along the line: Changdong Avenue Station, Aixihu Station, Avenue Station, Minyuan Road Station, Qingshan Lake East Station, Qingshan Lake West Station, Finance Branch Station, Erqi North Road Station (Nanchang Metro Line 3), Nanjing West Road Station, Ding Highway North Station (transfer to Nanchang Metro 1) and Ding Highway South Station (transfer to Nanchang Metro Line 2).
Jinggangshan Avenue Station, Shengjinta Station (transfer to Nanchang Metro Line 3), Taoyuan Station, Taohua Road Station, Hongcheng Road Station, Guan Ying Road Station, Tian Yun Road Station, Yunjin Road Station, Haiyun Road Station, August Lake Road Station and Changnan New City Station.
National Sports Center Station, Jiulong Avenue Station, Zhanqian South Avenue Station (transfer to Nanchang Metro Line 2), Xueyuan North Road Station, Xueyuan South Road Station, Wuhua South Road Station, Huangxi Avenue Station, Innovation Road Station and Wangcheng Station, with a total of 365 and 438+0 stations, about 38 km and 2km.
Nanchang Metro Line 4 (east-west) 1 starts at Changdong Avenue Station in Qingshan Lake District and ends at Wangcheng.
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The first phase of Nanchang Line 4 starts from baimashan Station and ends at Zhou Yuwei Station. The total length of the line is 39.6 kilometers, with 29 stations, including 25 underground stations and 4 elevated stations, with an average station spacing of 1.4 kilometers.
Guanzhou Station is mainly a commercial center, combined with the characteristics of Taohua Town, with peach trees in full bloom as the design element. Through the peach trees in full bloom and their upright posture, the city's commercial prosperity and vigorous vitality are displayed, which embodies the perfect combination of social and natural.
Tanzikou Station mainly embodies traffic culture. By extracting the interwoven form of traffic "dotted line", the multi-level traffic network is output as a design element to show the layout of the space, creating a networked space extending in all directions and symbolizing the rapid development of urban traffic.