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All railway lines at Surabaya Kota Station, both the upper and lower lines, are crowded with trains or locomotives. The crowds are so intense that sometimes trains have to take turns (waiting for the all-clear signal) to pass. The upper line connects directly from the Sidotopo Main Depot to Surabaya Pasar Turi Station and vice versa. The lower line connects Surabaya Kota Station to the Sidotopo Main Depot and Surabaya Gubeng Station. Surabaya Kota Station, better known as Semut Station, is the oldest railway station in Surabaya, located in the Pabean Cantikan area. It first opened on May 16, 1878, and played a vital role in the history of the Dutch East Indies railways. Some interesting facts: The name "Semut Station" comes from the station's location in the Kampung Semut area. The station code is SB. It is located at Jl. Stasiun Kota No. 9, Surabaya. The building is a Surabaya cultural heritage site. It used to be the terminus for legendary trains such as the Eendaagsche Express and Bima. Currently, it serves many local trains and one long-distance train, including Penataran, Dhoho, and Sri Tanjung. This station is also popular among train enthusiasts for its classic atmosphere, mechanical signaling, and lively shunting activity. It is located close to Pasar Atom and the Ampel area.