Template:San'in Main Line map

San'in Main Line route map
JR Central: Tōkaidō Shinkansen Tōkaidō Main Line (Biwako Line) Nara Line Kyoto Municipal Subway: Karasuma Line 0.0 Kyōto Kintetsu: Kyoto Line JR Central: Tōkaidō Shinkansen Tōkaidō Main Line (JR Kyoto Line) The section is popularly called the Sagano Line 34.2 Sonobe Sonobe-Ayabe section Kyoto-Jukan Expressway 38.2 Funaoka 41.9 Hiyoshi 44.3 Shinkyūdaigakumae 47.1 Goma 51.9 Shimoyama Yura River 58.6 Wachi Yura River 60.7 Aseri 65.5 Tachiki 69.0 Yamaga Maizuru Line 76.2 Ayabe Ayabe-Fukuchiyama section 80.3 Takatsu Maizuru-Wakasa Expressway 82.8 Isa Haze River Fukuchiyama Line 88.5 Fukuchiyama Fukuchiyama Train District Hokutan Railway Kitakinki Tango Railway：Miyafuku Line Fukuchiyama-Wadayama section 95.2 Kamikawaguchi 102.4 Shimo-Yakuno 109.8 Kami-Yakuno Kyoto-Hyōgo border 115.6 Yanase Maruyama River Bantan Line 119.0 Wadayama Wadayama-Toyooka section 124.2 Yabu 131.2 Yōka Shukunami Signal Box 138.7 Ebara Izushi Railway 142.4 Kokufu 148.4 Toyooka Kitakinki Tango Railway: Miyazu Line Toyooka-Kinosaki Onsen section 153.7 Gembudō 158.0 Kinosaki Onsen Kinosaki Onsen-Tottori section 166.0 Takeno (Nozomi) Kirihama Beach -1996 Aidani Signal Box 173.4 Satsu 175.7 Shibayama 180.0 Kasumi 185.4 Yoroi Amarube Viaduct 187.2 Amarube 191.8 Kutani 197.9 Hamasaka 199.8 Moroyose 204.2 Igumi Hyōgo-Tottori border 207.5 Higashihama 211.9 Iwami Iwaichō Eikidō 214.8 Ōiwa 219.1 Fukube Takiyama Signal Box Inbi Line 230.3 Tottori Tottori-Kurayoshi section Sendai River 234.5 Koyama 235.8 Tottoridaigakumae 239.6 Suetsune 244.7 Hōgi 247.6 Hamamura 252.8 Aoya 258.9 Tomari 264.6 Matsuzaki Kurayoshi Line 270.1 Kurayoshi Kurayoshi-Hōki-Daisen section Tenjin River 275.2 Shimohōjō 280.1 Yura 285.8 Urayasu 287.6 Yabase 291.3 Akasaki 295.5 Nakayamaguchi 297.7 Shimoichi 303.6 Mikuriya 304.7 Nawa 308.8 Daisenguchi 312.7 Yodoe Hakubi Line 318.2 Hōki-Daisen Hōki-Daisen-Yonago section Hino River 321.2 Higashiyamakōen Sakai Line Hinomaru Bus: Hosshōji Electric Railway Line Yonago City Station 323.0 Yonago / (left) Yonago Station Mae Station Yonago Electric Railway Yonago-Shinji section Tottori-Shimane border 331.8 Yasugi Iinashi River Ichibata Electric Railway: Hirose Line 336.6 Arashima 342.2 Iya 345.3 Higashi-Matsue 351.9 Matsue 354.6 Nogi 358.5 Tamatsukuri-Onsen 364.5 Kimachi 368.9 Shinji Kisuki Line Shinji-Izumoshi section 373.0 Shōbara 379.1 Naoe Hii River Ichibata Electric Railway: Kitamatsue Line Dentetsu Izumoshi 384.6 Izumoshi Ichibata Electric Railway: Tachikue Line Taisha Line 389.4 Nishi-Izumo Izumo Railway Rolling Stock Office Nishi-Izumo-Gōtsu section 391.4 Izumo-Jinzai 393.5 Kōnan 400.1 Oda 404.0 Tagi 411.5 Hane 413.7 Kute 417.2 Ōdashi 420.2 Shizuma 422.8 Isotake 428.9 Nima 431.9 Maji 434.8 Yusato 437.9 Yunotsu 440.8 Iwami-Fukumitsu 443.6 Kuromatsu 448.0 Asari Gō River Sankō Line 454.3 Gōtsu Station Gōtsu-Masuda section 458.7 Tsunozu 460.5 Uyagawa 463.3 Hashi 465.6 Kushiro 469.7 Shimokō 473.3 Hamada 478.7 Nishi-Hamada 482.8 Sufu 487.6 Orii 492.6 Miho-Misumi 497.6 Okami 502.7 Kamate 507.2 Iwami-Tsuda 514.5 Masuda Station Yamaguchi Line Masuda-Nagatoshi section Takatsu River 524.3 Todakohama 528.0 Iinoura Shimane-Yamaguchi border 533.8 Esaki 540.4 Susa 549.2 Utagō 555.6 Kiyo 560.2 Nago 564.5 Nagato-Ōi 569.1 Koshigahama 572.0 Higashi-Hagi Abu River 575.8 Hagi 578.2 Tamae 583.9 Sammi 588.1 Ii 594.5 Nagato-Misumi Senzaki Senzaki Branch Line 599.6 Nagatoshi Mine Line Nagatoshi-Hatabu section 604.9 Kiwado 609.0 Nagato-Furuichi 613.5 Hitomaru 617.9 Igami 622.1 Nagato-Awano 627.4 Agawa 631.1 Kottoi 635.1 Takibe 639.9 Nagato-Futami 643.5 Ukahongō 645.7 Yutama 650.2 Kogushi 652.9 Kawatana-Onsen 655.4 Kuroimura 658.8 Umegatō 662.7 Yoshimi 665.6 Fukue 668.2 Yasuoka Kajikuri Station 669.6 Kajikuri-Gōdaichi 670.7 Ayaragi San'yō Main Line 673.8 Hatabu Sanyō Electric Railway: Hatabu Line San'yō Main Line Shimonoseki

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