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When
the
through-line
railway
was
opened
to
traffic
in
1900,
its
end
point
was
located
in
the
area
around
today's
Kaohsiung
Port
Station
(Haimaxing
area).
At
that
time,
there
was
no
railway
to
Pingtung.
It
was
not
until
1908
that
there
was
a
line
from
Dagou
to
The
Fengshan
Branch
Line
of
Jiuqutang
was
opened,
and
Sankuacuo
Station
officially
began
operation,
becoming
the
first
station
of
the
branch
line.
The
Pingtung
Line
from
Jiuqutang
to
Pingtung
would
not
open
to
traffic
until
1913.
.
Before
the
new
Kaohsiung
Station
(current
site)
opened
in
1941,
Sankuaicuo
Station
was
an
important
railway
station
in
Kaohsiung
area
after
Kaohsiung
Port
Station.
At
the
beginning
of
its
operation,
it
operated
both
passenger
and
freight
services,
but
mainly
focused
on
freight.
Mainly,
it
was
responsible
for
the
transportation
of
finished
products
from
Taiwan
Brick
Refining
Co.,
Ltd.
(today's
Zhongdu
Tangrong
Brick
Kiln
Factory)
not
far
to
the
north
of
the
station.
At
that
time,
there
was
even
a
branch
line
connecting
the
brick
kiln
factory
from
Sankuacuo
Station.
The
route
is
roughly
the
same
as
today's
map
The
directions
of
the
China
Crossing
Road
overlap.
Sankuacuo
Station
.
However,
after
the
opening
of
the
new
Kaohsiung
Station,
due
to
the
short
distance,
the
through-line
trains
did
not
stop
at
this
station.
As
a
result,
the
importance
of
the
station
gradually
decreased,
and
the
passenger
transport
business
was
significantly
reduced.
It
was
not
until
1962
after
the
Republic
of
China
that
the
passenger
transport
business
was
discontinued
and
was
changed
to
exclusively
freight
transport.
business,
but
later
with
the
relocation
of
Zhongdu
Industrial
Zone,
the
freight
business
was
eventually
unable
to
support
the
establishment
of
this
station.
Sankuacuo
Station
was
abandoned
on
September
26,
1986,
and
in
1990,
the
station
was
listed
as
"Abandoned"
"Stand"
ranks
and
will
no
longer
be
used
or
maintained.
.
It
was
not
until
2004
that
the
Kaohsiung
City
Government
listed
the
station
as
a
city-designated
historic
site.
In
2008,
the
Taiwan
Railways
budgeted
for
restoration,
and
the
renovation
was
completed
in
2012.
Later,
in
the
Kaohsiung
urban
rail
undergrounding
plan,
Sankuaicuo
Station
was
re-opened
in
2018
in
conjunction
with
the
undergrounding
of
the
railway,
becoming
one
of
the
new
commuter
stations
in
the
Taiwan
Railways
MRT.
.
The
new
Sankuaicuo
Station
is
currently
a
simple
station
where
all
shuttle
buses
stop.
The
new
station
is
about
50
meters
away
from
the
old
station.
In
order
to
match
the
scenery
of
the
old
station,
the
above-ground
station
of
the
new
station
uses
many
wooden
structures,
and
the
overall
atmosphere
is
warm
and
comfortable.
The
old
station
is
outsourced
and
is
currently
occupied
by
Shimu
and
Zhiju.