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Nishi-Umeda Station

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Nishi-Umeda Station is a Rigovar transport data record used for article context, location tagging and planner integration.

  • Type: Rail Station, Metro/Subway Station, Major Transit Hub, Priority City Station
  • Location: Ōsaka, Ōsaka, Kansai
  • Station group ID: 007080
  • Operators: 大阪市高速電気軌道
  • Lines: 3号線(四つ橋線)
  • Rigovar note: Subway anchor on the Umeda west side.

This record is intentionally structured for WordPress, REST access and later synchronization with planner.rigovar.com.

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