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List of Buenos Aires metro stations

The Buenos Aires Metro (locally known as subte, from "subterráneo") is a mass-transit network that serves the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Contents
1 Metro lines

1.1 Alphabetic stations listing

2 Premetro (Light rail line)
3 See Also
4 External links

Metro lines

Alphabetic stations listing

  1. 9 de Julio (D)
  2. Acoyte (A)
  3. Agüero (D)
  4. Alberti (A)
  5. Angel Gallardo (B)
  6. Avenida de Mayo (C)
  7. Avenida la Plata (E)
  8. Belgrano (E)
  9. Boedo (E)
  10. Bolivar (E)
  11. Bulnes (D)
  12. Callao (B)
  13. Callao (D)
  14. Carlos Gardel (B)
  15. Carlos Pellegrini (B)
  16. Castro Barros (A)
  17. Catedral (D)
  18. Congreso (A)
  19. Congreso de Tucuman (D)
  20. Contitucion (C)
  21. Diagonal Norte (C)
  22. Dorrego (B)
  23. Emilio Mitre (E)
  24. Entre Rios (E)
  25. Faculta de Medicina (D)
  26. Federico Lacroze (B)
  27. Florida (B)
  28. General San Martin (C)
  29. General Urquiza (E)
  30. Independencia (C)
  31. Independencia (E)
  32. Jose Hernandez (D)
  33. Jose M. Moreno (E)
  34. Jujuy (E)
  35. Juramento (D)
  36. Lavalle (C)
  37. Leandro N. Alem (B)
  38. Lima (A)
  39. Loria (A)
  40. Los Incas (B)
  41. Malabia (B)
  42. Medalla Milagrosa (E)
  43. Medrano (B)
  44. Ministro Carranza (D)
  45. Moreno (C)
  46. Olleros (D)
  47. Palermo (D)
  48. Pasco (A)
  49. Pasteur (B)
  50. Peru (A)
  51. Pichincha (E)
  52. Piedras (A)
  53. Plaza de los Virreyes (E)
  54. Plaza de Mayo (A)
  55. Plaza Italia (D)
  56. Plaza Miserere (A)
  57. Primera Junta (A)
  58. Pueyrredon (B)
  59. Pueyrredon (D)
  60. Retiro (C)
  61. Rio de Janeiro (A)
  62. Saenz Peña (A)
  63. San Jose (E)
  64. San Juan (C)
  65. Scalabrini Ortiz (D)
  66. Tribunales (D)
  67. Tronador (B)
  68. Uruguay (B)
  69. Varela (E)


Premetro (Light rail line)

Opened on 27 August 1987, 7.4 km. From Plaza de los Virreyes to General Savio and Centro Cívico.

  • Plaza de los Virreyes (Plaza de los Virreyes (E))
  • Int. Saguier
  • unnamed
  • unnamed
  • Fuerza Aérea
  • Fernández de la Cruz
  • Presidente Illia
  • Parque de la Ciudad
  • Jumbo

Branch 1

  • unnamed
  • Centro Cívico

Branch 2

  • Armada Argentina
  • Ministro Carillo
  • Gabino Ezeiza
  • General Savio

See Also

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