Stasiun Jatinegara (JNG)

Jatinegara Station (JNG), located in East Jakarta, is a vital Large Class Type A railway hub operating under the jurisdiction of Daerah Operasi I Jakarta. Situated at an elevation of 16 meters, the station serves as a critical junction connecting the capital’s inner-city commuter lines with long-distance intercity routes. Historically known as Meester Cornelis during the Dutch colonial era, the station retains significant architectural heritage, characterized by its enduring colonial-era structural elements that reflect the evolution of Indonesia’s transportation history. Its strategic location makes it a primary gateway for passengers traveling between the city center and the eastern regions of Java.

The station features an expansive platform yard configuration designed to manage high-volume traffic, including multiple tracks that facilitate the seamless integration of KRL Commuterline services and long-distance trains. As a pivotal node in the national railway transit network, Jatinegara plays an essential role in Jakarta’s urban mobility, effectively bridging regional connectivity and local transit demands.