Template:Hisatsu Line route

Hisatsu Line

	↑ Kagoshima Main Line for Kumamoto

	Shin-Yatsushiro
	↔ Kyushu Shinkansen
	← Industrial Railway
	← old Yatsushiro Station
0.0	Yatsushiro	6 m
	← Hisatsu Orange Railway Line
	for Sendai
	↔ Kyushu Shinkansen
5.2	Dan	16 m
6.6
7.1
10.2
	→ Industrial Railway
11.0	Sakamoto	26 m
12.2
14.3	Haki	34 m
16.8	Kamase	38 m
17.1	Kuma River
	Route 219
19.6	Setoishi	42 m

	→ old Track

23.4	Kaiji	53 m
26.6	Yoshio	56 m
29.8	Shiroishi	63 m
32.0
33.1
33.6
34.5
34.5
34.9	Kyūsendō	73 m
36.9
39.4
39.8	Isshōchi	86 m
40.9
42.4	Naraguchi	91 m
44.3	Kuma River 178 m
45.2	Watari	95 m
	Route 219
46.2
48.4	Nishi-Hitoyoshi	111 m
49.1
51.7	Hitoyoshi	107 m
52.6
	→ Yunomae Line
53.8	Kuma River 170 m
	Route 219
59.9
61.1	Yokohira Tunnel 503 m



62.2	Okoba	294 m
63.0
66.5
68.9
71.1	Yatake	537 m
	Kumamoto ↔ Miyazaki
72.3	Yatake Tunnel 1 2096 m

75.1	Yatake Tunnel 2 143 m
75.4	Yatake Tunnel 3 131 m
75.8
78.5	Masaki	380 m


79.7	Yamagami Tunnel 2 618 m
	Miyazaki ↔ Kagoshima
	→ Kitto Line for Miyakonojō
85.8	Yoshimatsu	225 m
90.1
92.4
	Route 268
93.4	Kurino	188 m
	← old Yamano Line
97.1
99.8	Ōsumi-Yokogawa	187 m
100.6
102.7	Uemura	169 m
102.8
105.5	Kirishima-Onsen	160 m
106.9
107.3	Akamizu Tunnel 634 m
109.9
111.3	Kareigawa	167 m
113.4	Nakafukura	141 m
115.8	Hyōkiyama
117.4
118.6
	Route 223
120.7	Hinatayama	12 m
	→ Nippō Main Line for Miyazaki
123.2	Hayato	15 m
	↓ Nippō Main Line for Kagoshima

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