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The Weifang–Suqian high-speed railway or Weisu high-speed railway is an important part of the Second Channel of the Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway in the Eight Vertical and Eight Horizontal in China's medium and long-term railway network planning. The line starts from Weifang North railway station on the Jinan–Qingdao HSR, passes through Anqiu and Zhucheng in Weifang City, Wulian County and Ju County in Rizhao City, Yishui County and Yinan County in Linyi City, and enters Linyi North railway station on the Rizhao–Lankao HSR. It goes south through Lanling County and Tancheng County, enters Xinyi in Xuzhou City, Jiangsu province, and finally connects to the reserved Yanghe North station of the Xuzhou–Yancheng HSR in Suqian City. The total length is 398.296 km (247.490 mi), of which 324.744 km (201.787 mi) is in Shandong Province and 73.552 km (45.703 mi) is in Jiangsu Province. The connecting line from this line to Qingdao is being built simultaneously, starting from Qingdao West railway station in the east, and going west through Qingdao West Coast New Area of Qingdao City, Zhucheng City in Weifang City, and Wulian County in Rizhao City before connecting to this line. The length of the new line is 108.781 km (67.593 mi), all of which is within Shandong Province.
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