Taki Station (Ishikawa)

Taki Station (I can cook it and come) is the Hokuriku Railroad Noto Line station which existed in Takimachi, Hakui-shi, Ishikawa. It became the deserted station in (1972) in 1972.

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Station structure

It was located right in front of a waterfall fishing port.

History

• I practice medicine (1926) as a station of the Noto railroad on August 1 in 1926.
• It becomes the Hokuriku Railroad Noto Line station by a merger (1943) on October 13 in 1943.
• It is a deserted station by the June 25 Noto Line whole line abolition (1972) for 1,972 years.

The next station

Hokuriku Railroad

Noto Line

Ichinomiya, Noto Station - Taki Station - Shibagaki station

Abolition post

The track trace becomes the cycling road, and the station trace becomes the people homesite.

Allied item

• List of railroad stations of Japan
• Hokuriku Railroad
• Deserted station

Coordinate: 36°55'N 29.9 seconds 136°45'33" E

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