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The is one of the main railway lines of the Shikoku Railway Company (JR Shikoku) in Japan. It connects the prefectural capitals of Takamatsu in Kagawa Prefecture and Tokushima in Tokushima Prefecture on the island of Shikoku. Its route hugs the northeastern coast of the island. Its name includes one kanji from each of the terminals: ? (ko, the taka of Takamatsu) and ? (toku from Tokushima).
The name of Sanuki Province, the province that preceded the modern prefecture of Kagawa, appears in the names of some stations on the line.
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The is one of the main railway lines of the Shikoku Railway Company (JR Shikoku) in Japan. It connects the prefectural capitals of Takamatsu in Kagawa Prefecture and Tokushima in Tokushima Prefecture on the island of Shikoku. Its route hugs the northeastern coast of the island. Its name includes one kanji from each of the terminals: ? (ko, the taka of Takamatsu) and ? (toku from Tokushima).
The name of Sanuki Province, the province that preceded the modern prefecture of Kagawa, appears in the names of some stations on the line.
Data
- Length: 74.5 kilometers
- Gauge:
- Stations: 29, including terminals
- Multiple-track sections: None. (Between Tokushima and Sako, this line parallels the Tokushima Line, and appears to be a double track, but trains run in both directions on each track.)
- Electrified sections: None.
- Block system: Automatic
History
- 1899: The Tokushima Railways Company opens the first segment.
- 1907: The company is nationalized.
- 1935: Line completed.
- 1986: Freight operations ended.
- 1987: With the privatization of JNR, the line becomes part of the Shikoku Railway Company.
- 1988: Line name changed from Kotoku Main Line to Kotoku Line.
Stations
| No. | Station name | Japanese | Total dist. (km) | Transfers | Location |
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| T00 | Tokushima | ?? | 0.0 | JR: ¦ Mugi Line (M00) | Tokushima | Tokushima | | T01 | Sako | ?? | 1.4 | JR: ¦ Tokushima Line (B01) | | T02 | Yoshinari | ?? | 6.3 | | | T03 | Shozui | ?? | 7.6 | | Aizumi, Itano | | T04 | Ikenotani | ?? | 10.3 | JR: ¦ Naruto Line (N04) | Naruto | | T05 | Bando | ?? | 12.4 | | | T06 | Awa-Kawabata | ???? | 14.7 | | Itano, Itano | | T07 | Itano | ?? | 16.5 | | | T08 | Awa-Omiya | ???? | 21.3 | | | T09 | Sanuki-Aioi | ???? | 26.9 | | Higashikagawa | Kagawa | | T10 | Hiketa | ?? | 29.4 | | | T11 | Sanuki-Shirotori | ???? | 33.8 | | | T12 | Sambommatsu | ??? | 36.9 | | | T13 | Nibu | ?? | 40.1 | | | T14 | Tsuruwa | ?? | 44.1 | | Sanuki | | T15 | Sanuki-Tsuda | ???? | 46.8 | | | T16 | Kanzaki | ?? | 51.1 | | | T17 | Zoda | ?? | 53.2 | | | T18 | Orange Town | ??????? | 55.6 | | | T19 | Shido | ?? | 58.2 | Kotoden: Shido Line (Kotoden-?Shido) | | T20 | Sanuki-Mure | ???? | 61.1 | Kotoden: Shido Line (Yakuri-?Shimmichi) | Takamatsu | | T21 | Yakuriguchi | ??? | 62.2 | | | T22 | Furutakamatsu-?Minami | ???? | 63.7 | | | T23 | Yashima | ?? | 65.0 | | | T24 | Kitacho | ??? | 67.8 | | | T25 | Ritsurin | ?? | 70.2 | | | T26 | Ritsurin-Koen-?Kitaguchi | ?????? | 71.3 | | | T27 | Showacho | ??? | 73.0 | | | T28 | Takamatsu | ?? | 74.5 | JR: ¦ Yosan Line (Seto-?Ohashi Line) (Y00) Kotoden: Kotohira Line (Takamatsu-?Chikko) | |
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