Kinzeliko (Hartly Metro)

Kinzeliko Station
File:Chinatown station.jpg Elevated light rail platforms at Kinzeliko Station
Location	232 rue d'Ouglang Antilope NamQuad, Hartly, Linack
Elevation	5.4 m (light rail station)
Operated by	Hartly Transit
Line(s)	Metro: File:HTL 2.png Light Rail: File:Htl AB.png
Platforms	4 side platforms
Tracks	2 (light rail) 4 (metro)
Construction
Depth	18.7 m (metro station)
Parking	250 places
Bicycle facilities	Bicy.HTL station Bicycle stands at north entrance
History
Opened	18 January 1971
Traffic
8,839,028 passengers (FY 2012)

Kinzeliko (Tzihan: 五里口, literally meaning gate that is five li away [from Hartly West Gate]), previously called by its archaic French transliteration Quinzelikow, is a metro station on the Hartly Metro rapid transit system's Line 2 as well as the western terminus of Line B of the Hartly Light Rail downtown LRT network. It is located in the heart of NamQuad, Ainin's largest Namortown, and is the only station in the network with a name in the Namorese language.

Opened in January 1971, it was the southern terminus of Line 2 for six years until the line's extension to Saint-Jean-Baptiste in October 1977. Since 2005, the station has also housed the terminal of Line B of the light rail network, linking Kinzeliko to Hartly East Gate. An extension of the B line north to link up with the A line at Hartly West Gate is currently under consideration.

The station was destroyed by a truck bomb during the 2015 Hartly bombings, killing at least 65.

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