Where is He Lin Station on r4 Line?

Helin Railway Station, located in Bayannaoer City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China, is a secondary station under the jurisdiction of China Railway Hohhot Bureau Group Co., Ltd., which was founded in June of 1958+00. Helin West Station is located in the west of Helin Railway Station 1.9 km, that is, east of Park Lane and north of baotou-lanzhou railway, with a land area of about 36.47 hectares. The south side of the station is adjacent to Helin Locomotive Depot, and the square in front of the station on the north side is connected with Shuguang Street. The station building is located on the right side of the line, which is a plane station on the line side. Helin West Station is the intermediate station between Jinglan Passenger Dedicated Line and Yin Bao Section (namely Yin Bao High-speed Railway). The construction of Helin West Station will greatly enhance the regional transportation capacity, improve the close relationship between economy, culture, finance, education and medical care in surrounding cities, and is of great significance to urban development. There are 5 12 lines in the parking lot of Helin West Station, and the design concept is "Shilin Shadow, proudly standing on the Yangtze River and Changfeng". In the embrace of the Yellow River, Hetao culture was born. The Yinshan stone carving in Hetao culture records the hunting and grazing scenes of ancestors and reflects the spiritual pursuit of Hetao people. The station adopts the most representative double god figure in Yinshan stone carving as its conception, and its image is highly summarized. The main rock of the facade is transversely interspersed with vertical square columns, which is concise and more symbolic. At the same time, the landform characteristics of Hetao are excavated, and the overall architectural style is three-dimensional, vigorous and full of sculpture through horizontal glass windows and three-dimensional carving. The building materials are mainly local granite stones. The unique ochre color in the middle of the station highlights the Yinshan stone carving in Hetao culture, which is in sharp contrast with the glass skylight at the top of the station building.