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== Stations ==
=== Blue Line ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Name
!Connections
!Date opened
!Platforms
!Namesake
|-
|Alturas de Chile
|
|{{AN|1692}}
|3
|Chilli Hills neighbourhood, Military District
|-
|Castillo Viejo
|
|{{AN|1688}}
|2
|Old Castle Building
|-
|Alvarez Avenue
|
|{{AN|1686}}
|3
|[[Vice-President of the Government of Nouvelle Alexandrie|Vice-President]] [[Vicaquirao Alvarez]]
|-
|Griño
|
|{{AN|1688}}
|2
|Marshal [[Pedro Griño]]
|-
|Puerte Nuevo
|Conzalito Tram-Train
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|New Gate neighborhood, Military District
|-
|Telala
|
|{{AN|1688}}
|2
|Telala Suburb
|-
|Panalella
|
|{{AN|1688}}
|2
|Panalella Suburb
|-
|Hospital Buenos
|
|{{AN|1688}}
|2
|Bueno Hospital
|-
|Archivos Nacionales
|Brown Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|National Archives Building
|-
|Plaza Cacia
|
|{{AN|1686}}
|2
|Cacia Square
|-
|Rincón de Panadero
|Orange Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|Baker's Corner neighborhood, Culture District
|-
|Bueno Villa
|
|{{AN|1686}}
|2
|Bueno Villa neighborhood, Science District
|-
|Plaza de la Constitucíon
|
|{{AN|1686}}
|2
|Constitution Square
|-
|Palacio Cortes - Est
|Red Line
Purple Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|8
|[[Cortes Federales]] Palace, [[Federal Assembly]] Entrance
|-
|Monumento Nacional
|Red Line
Purple Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|8
|National Monument
|-
|Grande Unión
|Red Line
Purple Line
Yellow line
|{{AN|1686}}
|16
|[[Cárdenas Grande Unión Station|Grande Unión Train Station]]
|-
|Marañho
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Abel Marañho, Painter and Sketch Artist
|-
|Ciudad Ganado
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Cattle City neighborhood, Science District
|-
|Puente Leones
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Lion Gate
|-
|Cítricos
|Pink Line
|{{AN|1691}}
|4
|Citrus, reference to Orangeries at location
|-
|Estadio Real / Ciudad de los Deportes
|Silver Line
|{{AN|1691}}
|4
|Royal Stadium / [[Ciudad de los Deportes sports complex]]
|-
|Mercado Este
|
|{{AN|1686}}
|2
|East Market
|-
|Isla de Oro
|
|{{AN|1686}}
|2
|Silver Island neighborhood, Sports City District
|-
|Puente Forte
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Fortress Bridge
|-
|Casino Real
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Royal Casino Building
|-
|Olos
|Red Line
Brown Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|8
|Olos Barrio
|-
|El Pasado Oeste
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|El Pasado suburb
|-
|Matamosa
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Vicente Matamosa, Writer and Poet
|-
|Plaza Moral
|Yellow Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|Moral Square
|-
|San Frapa
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|San Frapa suburb
|-
|Gustierrez (P+R)
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|3
|Matias Gustierrez, Philosopher and Public Speaker
|}
=== Red Line ===
==== University Loop Line ====
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Connections
!Date opened
!Platforms
!Namesake
|-
|Ensayos de Libertad
|Yellow Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|3
|[[Essays on Liberty]]
|-
|Université de Cárdenas - Letras
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|University Letters Faculty
|-
|Université de Cárdenas Campus
|
|{{AN|1688}}
|3
|University Central Campus
|-
|Université de Cárdenas - Anthroplogia
|
|{{AN|1706}}
|2
|University Anthropology Faculty
|-
|Université de Cárdenas - Politica
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|4
|University Politics Faculty
|-
|San Auguste
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|San Auguste Suburb
|-
|Plaza de Sangre
|
|{{AN|1688}}
|2
|Square of Blood
|-
|Plaza de la Federación
|
|{{AN|1688}}
|2
|Federation Square
|-
|Jardines Reales
|Brown Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|Royal Gardens
|-
|Nirillos Avenue
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Judith Nirillos, Singer
|-
|Parque Real
|
|{{AN|1688}}
|4
|Royal Park
|-
|Plaza de la Libertad
|
|{{AN|1688}}
|2
|Liberty Plaza
|-
|Palacio Cortes - Norte
|
|{{AN|1686}}
|2
|[[Cortes Federales]] Palace, [[Chamber of Peers]] Entrance
|-
|Palacio Cortes - Est
|Red Line
Purple Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|8
|[[Cortes Federales]] Palace, [[Federal Assembly]] Entrance
|-
|Monumento Nacional
|Red Line
Purple Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|8
|National Monument
|-
|Palacio de Justicia
|
|{{AN|1686}}
|2
|Palace of Justice
|-
|Altarez
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Marc Altarez, composer and pianist
|-
|Museo Nacional
|Brown Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|6
|National History Museum
|-
|Puerto Real
|
|{{AN|1686}}
|2
|Royal Gate neighborhood, Government District
|-
|Castillo Princessa
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Princess Castle
|-
|Ensayos de Libertad
|Yellow Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|6
|[[Essays on Liberty]]
|}
==== Red Line Proper ====
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Connections
!Date opened
!Platforms
!Namesake
|-
|Bagalipe
|Pink Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|6
|Bagalipe Barrio
|-
|Miran
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|3
|Miran suburb
|-
|Niquile
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Niquile suburb
|-
|Nincaral
|Purple Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|Nincaral Barrio
|-
|San Ferriomo
|Purple Line
Brown Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|8
|San Ferriomo suburb
|-
|Circo El Porio
|Purple Line
|{{AN|1702}}
|4
|El Porio Circus
|-
|Plaza Lyrica
|Purple Line
|{{AN|1698}}
|4
|[[Lyrica]] Square
|-
|Grande Unión
|Red Line
Purple Line
Yellow line
|{{AN|1686}}
|16
|[[Cárdenas Grande Unión Station|Grande Unión Train Station]]
|-
|Monumento Nacional
|Red Line
Purple Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|8
|National Monument
|-
|Plaza Olivos
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Olives Square
|-
|Plaza Loros
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Parrots Square
|-
|Ayuntamiento
|
|{{AN|1686}}
|2
|Town Hall
|-
|Palacio Azul
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Blue Palace
|-
|Partisanos
|
|{{AN|1686}}
|2
|Partisans Memorial Square
|-
|Consejo de Ciencia
|Pink Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|Council of Science Building
|-
|Plaza Jocores
|Silver Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|2
|Jokers' Square
|-
|Museo de Arte Moderno
|
|{{AN|1686}}
|2
|Modern Arts Museum
|-
|Campos Avenue
|
|{{AN|1686}}
|2
|[[President of the Government of Nouvelle Alexandrie|President]] [[Alejandro Campos]]
|-
|Puerta Leones
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Lions Gate neighborhood, Hotel District
|-
|Puente Cuervos
|
|{{AN|1701}}
|2
|Crows Bridge
|-
|Cornate
|Brown Line
|{{AN|1694}}
|4
|Cornate suburb
|-
|San Ludo
|Brown Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|San Ludo Barrio
|-
|Olos
|Brown Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|8
|Olos Barrio
|-
|Niños pequeños
|Brown Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|Children's Memorial
|-
|San Huate
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|San Huate suburb
|-
|Ahuanal
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Andres Ahuanal, physicist
|-
|Jinozonte
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Jinozonte Barrio
|-
|Colegio Jacillo
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Jacillo College
|-
|Baranana
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Baranana suburb
|-
|Chalas
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|3
|Chalas suburb
|}
=== Brown Line ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Connections
!Date opened
!Platforms
!Namesake
|-
|Museo Nacional
|Red Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|6
|National History Museum
|-
|Tamento Centrale
|Yellow Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|Tamento suburb
|-
|San Ferriomo
|Red Line
Blue Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|8
|San Ferriomo suburb
|-
|Mena
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Andres Mena, Singer
|-
|La Palama
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|La Palama suburb
|-
|Purcoya
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Purcoya suburb
|-
|Patiapa Mercado
|Pink Line
|{{AN|1698}}
|4
|Patiapa Barrio marketplace
|-
|Patiapa Este
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Patiapa Barrio east border
|-
|Mozoma
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Carmen Mozoma, writer and poet
|-
|Espacio Estrellas
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Stargaze Park and Observatory
|-
|Sicero
|Silver Line
|{{AN|1698}}
|6
|Sicero Barrio
|-
|Santacate
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Santacate suburb
|-
|Divata
|Yellow Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|Silvia Divata, biologist
|-
|Posolvas
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Posolvas suburb
|-
|Mornea
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Mornea neighborhood, Utilities district
|-
|Corona
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Coronation Monument
|-
|Niños pequeños
|Red Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|Children's Memorial
|-
|Olos
|Red Line
Blue Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|8
|Olos Barrio
|-
|San Ludo
|Red Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|San Ludo Barrio
|-
|Cornate
|Red Line
|{{AN|1694}}
|4
|Cornate suburb
|-
|Alanregal
|Orange Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|Alanregal Barrio
|-
|Tosol
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Tosol neighborhood, banking Sector
|-
|Uldiaz
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Luca Uldiaz, architect
|-
|Fuerte Plata
|Purple Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|6
|Silver Fort
|-
|Terraplén
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Enbankment neighborhood, Harbor District
|-
|Banco Nuevo
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|New Bank
|-
|Museo de Historia Natural
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Natural History Museum
|-
|Teatro Nuevo
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|New Theatre
|-
|Plaza Upiedas
|Silver Line
|{{AN|1698}}
|4
|Adan Upiedas, sculpter
|-
|Yazapa Avenue
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Dr. Rafael Yazapa, surgeon-master
|-
|Intilutan
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Intilutan suburb
|-
|Bontocosta
|Pink Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|2
|Bontocosta Barrio
|-
|Armerio
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Iago Armerio, businessman
|-
|Archivos Nacionales
|Blue Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|National Archives Building
|-
|Puerta Sol
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Sun Gate neighborhood, Industry sector
|-
|Cavas
|
|{{AN|1704}}
|2
|Wine Corner neighborhood, Industry sector
|-
|Bocabona
|Orange Line
|{{AN|1691}}
|6
|Bocabona Barrio
|-
|Pabellón
|
|{{AN|1688}}
|2
|Pavilion in Royal Gardens
|-
|Arco de Unidad
|
|{{AN|1688}}
|2
|Unity Arch in Royal Gardens
|-
|Jardines Reales
|Red Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|Royal Gardens
|-
|Palacio Real
|
|{{AN|1692}}
|2
|Royal Palace, south entrance
|-
|Hospital de Universitad
|
|{{AN|1688}}
|3
|University Hospital main building
|-
|Cardiologiá
|
|{{AN|1706}}
|2
|University Hospital Cardiology building
|-
|Puerta de los Santos
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Saint's Gate neighborhood, University district
|-
|Museo Nacional
|Red Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|6
|National History Museum
|}
=== Yellow Line ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Connections
!Date opened
!Platforms
!Namesake
|-
|Ensayos de Libertad
|Yellow Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|3
|[[Essays on Liberty]]
|-
|Ayudino
|
|{{AN|1686}}
|2
|Ayudino Park
|-
|Colegio Siena
|
|{{AN|1690}}
|2
|Siena College
|-
|Piscina Belon
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Belon Swimming Pool
|-
|Parque de Cine
|
|{{AN|1686}}
|2
|Cinema Park
|-
|Pasaños
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Pasaños neighborhood, Entertainment District
|-
|Puerto Luna
|
|{{AN|1690}}
|2
|Moon Gate neighborhood, Entertainment District
|-
|Plaza de la Nacion
|
|{{AN|1690}}
|2
|National Plaza
|-
|Corral Cervecería
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Brewer's Corner neighborhood, Entertainment District
|-
|Parque Costa
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Coast Park
|-
|Tamento Centrale
|Brown Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|Tamento suburb
|-
|Torre Hiero
|
|{{AN|1690}}
|2
|Iron Tower
|-
|Zoo
|
|{{AN|1690}}
|2
|City Zoo
|-
|Grande Unión
|Red Line
Purple Line
Blue Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|16
|[[Cárdenas Grande Unión Station|Grande Unión Train Station]]
|-
|Plaza Paltun
|
|{{AN|1686}}
|2
|Josep Paltun, entertainer
|-
|Palacio del Alcalde
|
|{{AN|1686}}
|2
|Major's Palace
|-
|Plaza de Luz
|
|{{AN|1686}}
|2
|Square of Light
|-
|Plaza Real
|Pink Line
|{{AN|1692}}
|6
|Royal Square
|-
|Acaran Avenue
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Emilio Acaran, Philosopher and politician
|-
|Puerta del Sol
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Sun's Gate neighborhood, Izaran
|-
|Izaran
|Silver Line
|{{AN|1691}}
|4
|Izaran Barrio
|-
|Masachor
|
|{{AN|1692}}
|2
|Masachor suburb
|-
|Divata
|Yellow Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|Silvia Divata, biologist
|-
|Somomoros
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Somomoros suburb
|-
|Plaza Esclavos
|
|{{AN|1692}}
|3
|Slaves' Square
|-
|Caniron Norte
|
|{{AN|1692}}
|2
|Caniron Barrio, north end
|-
|Caniron Mercado
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Caniron Barrio, marketplace
|-
|Jinozonte
|
|{{AN|1692}}
|2
|Jinozonte Barrio
|-
|Cofraba
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Brotherhood Memorial
|-
|Plaza Moral
|Blue Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|Moral Square
|-
|Bemar
|Orange Line
|{{AN|1694}}
|6
|Bemar Barrio
|-
|Olsonde
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|Dario Olsonde, musician
|-
|Lejacaran
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|Lejacaran suburb
|-
|Ocodasmo
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|Ocodasmo suburb
|-
|San Portona
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|San Portona suburb
|-
|Colegio Barrones
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|Barrones College
|-
|Astante
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|Marc Astante, writer and poet
|-
|San Diemara
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|San Diemara suburb
|-
|El Patuca
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|El Patuca suburb
|-
|Jario
|Orange Line
|{{AN|1694}}
|6
|Jario Barrio
|-
|Lequin
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Lequin suburb
|-
|Copaera
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Copaera suburb
|-
|Santa Catacracia
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Santa Catacracia suburb
|-
|Bélen
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Susana Bélen, entertainer
|-
|Rodes
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Lara Rodes, chemist
|-
|Seniuca
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Seniuca suburb
|-
|Ochitan
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Ochitan suburb
|-
|Pacacisco
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Pacacisco suburb
|-
|El Ricas
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|3
|El Ricas suburb
|-
|Natezo
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|Natezo suburb
|-
|Pasania
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|Pasania suburb
|-
|Tastin Centrale
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|3
|Tastin Barrio, central
|-
|Tastin Norte
|
|{{AN|1706}}
|3
|Tastin Barrio, north end
|}
=== Purple Line ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Connections
!Date opened
!Platforms
!Namesake
|-
|La Denio
|
|{{AN|1704}}
|3
|La Denio suburb
|-
|Choba Mercado
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|3
|Choba Barrio, marketplace
|-
|Choba Centrale
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Choba Barrio, town hall square
|-
|Choba Norte
|
|{{AN|1702}}
|2
|Choba Barrio, north end
|-
|Nincaral
|Purple Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|Nincaral Barrio
|-
|San Ferriomo
|Purple Line
Brown Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|8
|San Ferriomo suburb
|-
|Circo El Porio
|Purple Line
|{{AN|1702}}
|4
|El Porio Circus
|-
|Plaza Lyrica
|Purple Line
|{{AN|1698}}
|4
|[[Lyrica]] Square
|-
|Grande Unión
|Red Line
Purple Line
Yellow line
|{{AN|1686}}
|16
|[[Cárdenas Grande Unión Station|Grande Unión Train Station]]
|-
|Monumento Nacional
|Red Line
Purple Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|8
|National Monument
|-
|Palacio Cortes - Est
|Red Line
Purple Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|8
|[[Cortes Federales]] Palace, [[Federal Assembly]] Entrance
|-
|Libertad Avenue
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Liberty Avenue
|-
|Tesoro Real
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Royal Treasury
|-
|Plaza de la Música
|Orange Line
Pink Line
|{{AN|1691}}
|8
|Music Square
|-
|Pirámide
|Silver Line
|{{AN|1691}}
|4
|Music Pyramid Building
|-
|Hospital Ciudad
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|City Hospital
|-
|Banco Viejo
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Old Bank
|-
|Parque Diplomático
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Diplomat's Park
|-
|Fuerte Plata
|Brown Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|6
|Silver Fort
|-
|Colegio Guarasapin
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Guarasapin College
|-
|Ahuaco
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|3
|Ahuaco suburb
|-
|Mosapina
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Mosapino suburb
|-
|Chirires
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|2
|Chirires suburb
|-
|Pontarona
|
|{{AN|1694}}
|3
|Pontarona suburb
|-
|Patzijachel Avenue
|
|{{AN|1704}}
|2
|Patzijachel suburb
|-
|Laguzalito Norte
|
|{{AN|1704}}
|3
|Laguzalito suburb, north end
|}
=== Orange Line ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Connections
!Date opened
!Platforms
!Namesake
|-
|Albaño
|
|{{AN|1704}}
|3
|Albaño suburb
|-
|San Maríara
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|3
|San Maríara suburb
|-
|Cinto
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Cinto suburb
|-
|Bocabona
|Brown Line
|{{AN|1691}}
|6
|Bocabona Barrio
|-
|Trinueva
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Jaune Trinueva, inventor
|-
|Plaza de Agua
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Square of Water
|-
|Rincón del Panadero
|Blue Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|Baker's Corner neighborhood, Culture District
|-
|Plaza Viejo
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Old Square
|-
|Bolsa Nacional
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|National Stock Exchange
|-
|Plaza Cielo
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Sky Square
|-
|Plaza de la Música
|Brown Line
Pink Line
|{{AN|1691}}
|8
|Music Square
|-
|Seiza Avenue
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Carlos Seiza, astronomer
|-
|Columna de la Victoria
|Silver Line
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Victory Column
|-
|Plaza Pelon
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Bald Square
|-
|Catedral San Sebastian
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|St. Sebastian Cathedral
|-
|Plaza Caballos
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Horse Square
|-
|Alanregal
|
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Alanregal Barrio
|-
|Jario
|Yellow Line
|{{AN|1694}}
|6
|Jario Barrio
|-
|Churule
|
|{{AN|1704}}
|2
|Churule suburb
|-
|Renahu
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Renahu suburb
|-
|Tricion
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Tricion suburb
|-
|Conlejo
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Conlejo suburb
|-
|Patajanes
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Patajanes suburb
|-
|Bemar
|Yellow Line
|{{AN|1694}}
|6
|Bemar Barrio
|}
=== Silver Line ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Connections
!Date opened
!Platforms
!Namesake
|-
|Casa María
|
|{{AN|1707}}
|3
|Maria House
|-
|Finito Blanco
|
|{{AN|1707}}
|3
|Finito Blanco suburb
|-
|Sicero
|Silver Line
|{{AN|1698}}
|6
|Sicero Barrio
|-
|Barraranco
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|6
|Barraranco neighborhood, Utilities District
|-
|Puente del Estadio
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|Stadium Bridge
|-
|Estadio Real / Ciudad de los Deportes
|Silver Line
|{{AN|1691}}
|4
|Royal Stadium / [[Ciudad de los Deportes sports complex]]
|-
|Campo de Fútbol
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|Football Training Camp Buildings
|-
|Puente Buhos
|Pink Line
|{{AN|1698}}
|4
|Owl Bridge
|-
|Plaza Jocores
|Red Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|2
|Jokers' Square
|-
|Mercado Ciudad
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|City Market
|-
|Columna de la Victoria
|Orange Line
|{{AN|1691}}
|2
|Victory Column
|-
|Plaza de los Héroes
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|8
|Hero Square
|-
|Pirámide
|Purple Line
|{{AN|1691}}
|4
|Music Pyramid Building
|-
|Casas Azules
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|Blue Houses
|-
|Prisión de la Ciudad
|
|{{AN|1704}}
|2
|City Prison
|-
|Plaza Upiedas
|Brown Line
|{{AN|1698}}
|4
|Adan Upiedas, sculpter
|-
|Afueras
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|Outskirts neighborhood, Culture Distirct
|-
|Tecuba
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|Tecuba suburb
|-
|Lagutepe
|
|{{AN|1706}}
|2
|Lagutepe suburb
|-
|Manco Cápac / P+R Aeropuerto
|Conzalito Tram-Train
|{{AN|1701}}
|4
|[[King of Nouvelle Alexandrie|King]] [[Manco Cápac]] / P+R Airport
|-
|Aueroperto Tránsito
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|3
|Airport main building
|-
|Terminal 3
|
|{{AN|1707}}
|3
|Airport terminal 3
|}
=== Pink Line ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Connections
!Date opened
!Platforms
!Namesake
|-
|Bagalipe
|Red Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|6
|Bagalipe Barrio
|-
|Ninzas
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Ninzas suburb
|-
|Barralibre
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Barralibre suburb
|-
|Patiapa Mercado
|Brown Line
|{{AN|1698}}
|4
|Patiapa Barrio, marketplace
|-
|Tegutez
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Tegutez neighborhood, Utilities District
|-
|Plaza Real
|Yellow Line
|{{AN|1692}}
|6
|Royal Square
|-
|Tunel Queral
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|River Queral Tunnel
|-
|Cítricos
|Blue Line
|{{AN|1691}}
|4
|Citrus, reference to Orangeries at location
|-
|Muelles Real
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Royal Fountains
|-
|Puente Buhos
|Silver Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|Owl Bridge
|-
|Consejo de Ciencia
|Red Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|Council of Science Building
|-
|Medio
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Media Complex
|-
|Plaza de la Música
|Orange Line
Purple Line
|{{AN|1691}}
|8
|Music Square
|-
|Galeria Blanco
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|White Gallery
|-
|Casas Vidrio
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Glass Houses
|-
|Agriculture y Naturaleza
|
|{{AN|1698}}
|2
|Museum of Agriculture and Nature
|-
|Bontocosta
|Pink Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|2
|Bontocosta Barrio
|-
|Limara
|
|{{AN|1704}}
|2
|Limara suburb
|-
|Calcuton
|
|{{AN|1704}}
|2
|Calcuton suburb
|-
|Trentallas
|
|{{AN|1704}}
|2
|Trentallas suburb
|-
|Sardinio
|
|{{AN|1707}}
|2
|Sardinio suburb
|-
|El Congado
|
|{{AN|1704}}
|2
|El Congado suburb
|-
|Conzalito
|Conzalito Tram-Train
|{{AN|1700}}
|6
|Conzalito Barrio
|}
=== Conzalito Tram-Train ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Name
!Connections
!Date opened
!Platforms
!Namesake
|-
|Puerte Nuevo
|Blue Line
|{{AN|1686}}
|4
|New Gate neighborhood, Military District
|-
|Mirada
|
|{{AN|1701}}
|2
|Mirada suburb
|-
|Cabrihal
|
|{{AN|1701}}
|2
|Cabrihal suburb
|-
|Jiquilapa
|
|{{AN|1701}}
|2
|Jiquilapa suburb
|-
|Venoas
|
|{{AN|1701}}
|2
|Venoas suburb
|-
|Onresa
|
|{{AN|1701}}
|2
|Onresa suburb
|-
|Esquiri
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|3
|Esquiri suburb
|-
|San Pepango
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|San Pepango suburb
|-
|Conzalito
|Pink Line
|{{AN|1700}}
|6
|Conzalito Barrio
|-
|Flolonga
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|Flolonga suburb
|-
|Magdazos
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|Magdazos suburb
|-
|Aseva
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|Aeva suburb
|-
|Sumalco
|
|{{AN|1700}}
|2
|Sumalco suburb
|-
|Arelita
|
|{{AN|1701}}
|3
|Arelito suburb
|-
|Complejo Deportes
|
|{{AN|1701}}
|2
|North Sports Complex
|-
|Zugoza
|
|{{AN|1701}}
|2
|Zugoza suburb
|-
|Manco Cápac / P+R Aeropuerto
|Conzalito Tram-Train
|{{AN|1701}}
|4
|[[King of Nouvelle Alexandrie|King]] [[Manco Cápac]] / P+R Airport
|}
== Stations ==
Out of the 248 stations, 244 are served 24 hours a day. Underground stations in Cárdenas are typically accessed by staircases going down from street level. Many of these staircases are painted in red, with slight or significant variations in design for each station. Several stations are built underneath other buildings and have accesses inside or adjacent to it. All entrances have yellow square lights and signs with 'Underground'.
=== Concourse ===
Most stations in the subway system have [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mezzanine mezzanines]. Mezzanines allow for passengers to enter from multiple locations at an intersection and proceed to the correct platform without having to cross the street before entering. Inside mezzanines are [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paid_area fare control] areas, where passengers physically pay their fare to enter the subway system. Many elevated stations also have platform-level fare control with no common station house between directions of service.
Paying for subway services can be done in station booths or vending machines. There is a physical ticket system, as well as a digital [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contactless_smart_card Contactless smart card] known as [[TarjetaMetro]]. These smart cards can be swiped at a turnstile, customers enter the fare-controlled area of the station and continue to the platforms. Special 'Waiting Areas' are available in most underground stations, consisting of benches and identified by a yellow sign.
=== Platforms ===
A typical subway station has waiting platforms ranging from 150 to 180 m (450 to 600 ft). Some are longer. Most stations have platforms serving one line, but some share lines. Overhead electronic boards show which trains stop where and when. Identification is also available on the front and sides of the trains.
There are several common platform configurations. Most single line stations, especially above ground, have two [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Side_platform side platforms]. Double and multi-line stations have at least one [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Island_platform island platform]. End stations also have an island platform.
=== Accesibility ===
The network was built with facilities for Disabled people in mind. Most are handicapped-accessible, including wheelchair-friendly turnstiles. Street elevators are available for many stations. Many stations also have both staircases and escalators.
== Fares ==
Riders pay a single fare to enter the subway system and may transfer between trains at no extra cost until they exit via station turnstiles; the fare is a flat rate regardless of how far or how long the rider travels. Thus, riders must swipe their physical ticket, TarjetaMetro, or smartphone on an reader at the turnstile upon entering the subway system, but not a second time upon leaving.
As of {{AN|1707}}, the base fare is [[New Alexandrian écu|NAX€]]2,25 with the last fare increase occuring on II.{{AN|1705}}. Fares can be paid with most credit or debit cards (including smartphone pay), with a reusable TarjetaMetro, or with single-use tickets. The [[Federal District Transport Authority|FDTA]] offers 7-day and 30-day unlimited ride programs that can lower the effective per-ride fare significantly. Reduced fares are available for the elderly and people with disabilities.
== Safety and Security ==
=== Signaling ===
Most routes use [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railway_signalling#Block_signalling block signalling], but several routes have been retrofitted with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communications-based_train_control communication-based train control], which would allow trains to run without conductor input.
==== Wayside block signaling ====
Much of the system currently uses [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_block_signaling automatic block signaling] with fixed wayside signals and automatic [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Train_stop train stops] to provide safe train operation across the whole system. These signals work by preventing trains from entering a "block" occupied by another train. Typically, the blocks are 300 m (1,000 ft) long. Red and green lights show whether a block is occupied or vacant. The train's maximum speed will depend on how many blocks are open in front of it. The signals do not register a train's speed, nor where in the block the train is located.
Subway trains are stopped mechanically at all signals showing "stop". To make train stops safe and effective, wayside trippers must not be moved to trip ("stop") position until the train has fully passed.
==== Communications-based train control ====
SInce the last years, the FDTA began automating the subway by  installing CBTC, which supplements rather than replaces the fixed-block signal system; it allows trains to operate more closely together with lower headways. Due to the sucess of the system, additional cars were ordered to service the system. The Blue and Red Line were the first to be outfitted with this. The Silver Line was built with CBTC in mind. The FDTA has operated it in conjunction with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-person_operation OPTO] since {{AN|1706}}. It has done all this in combination with the system known as the Automatic Metro Supervision (AMS). AMS allows dispatchers in the Operations Control Center (OCC) to see where trains are in real time, and whether each individual train is running early or late. Dispatchers can hold trains for connections, re-route trains, or short-turn trains to provide better service when a disruption causes delays.
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Cárdenas Metro
Grande Unión Metro.jpg
Grande Unión Metro Station
Native name Metro de Cárnedas
Owner Federal District Transport Authority
Locale Cárdenas
Transit type Rapid transpit
Number of lines 9
Number of stations 248
Daily ridership 1,394,841 (1708 AN)
Annual ridership 488 million (1708 AN)
Began operation 1685 AN
Operator Federal District Transport Authority
Headway 8 minutes
Number of vehicles 88 (active)
22 (reserve)
System length 181.6 km (86 mi)
Track gauge 1435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in)
Average speed 64 km/h (40 mph)
Top speed 140 km/h (87 mph)
Cárdenas metro.png

The Cárdenas Metro is a rapid transit railway network that serves the city of Cárdenas, capital of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie. The Metro was opened in 1686 AN, consisting of four lines. Since then, four more lines have been added to the network, and the Conzalito Tram-Train was incorporated as well. It has a total of 248 stations, and a total length of 138 km. It is one of the largest and most modern railway networks in Keltia, and indeed on Micras, and takes more than a million passengers each day.

SInce the opening of the network, the TR-80 Subway Train has been the staple vehicle. But since 1705, the TR-100 is slowly replacing all previous trains, having higher average speeds and more capacity. The SPD-40A Tram-Train, which drives the Conzalito Tram-Train line, replaced the aged SPD-30 Tram-Train in 1701 AN.

Rolling stock

Designation Producer Total Units Units in service Power output Top speed Years built Image
TR-100 'Super-Subway' TR 76 66 2600 kW 140 km/h (87 mph) 1705-1708 AN TR-100 'Super-Subway'.jpg
TR-80 'Subway' TR 32 22 2000 kW 100 km/h (62 mph) 1685-1705 AN TR-80 'Subway' .jpg
SPD-40A Tram-Train TR 8 6 1200 kW 60 km/h (37 mph) 1700-1701 AN SPD-40A Tram-Train.jpg

Lines

# Line Opened Last extension Stations Served Length Average interstation Journeys made (1707 AN) Termini Rolling Stock Conduction system
1 Blue Line 1686 AN 1700 AN 31 19.6 km / 12.1 mi 686 m / 2,250 ft 164.4 million Alturas de Chiles

Gustierrez

TR-100 Automatic
2 Red Line 1686 AN 1706 AN 49 24.8 km / 15.3 mi 590 m / 1.935 ft 205.6 million Ensayos de Libertad

Bagalipe

Chalas

TR-100 Automatic
3 Brown Line 1686 AN 1706 AN 42 29.5 km / 18.3 mi 614 m / 2,014 ft 185.6 million Circular Line TR-100 Conductor
4 Yellow Line 1686 AN 1702 AN 53 32.9 km / 20.4 mi 756 m / 2,480 ft 245.6 million Ensados de Libertad

Tastin Norte

TR-100 Conductor
5 Purple Line 1691 AN 1704 AN 28 19.8 km / 12.3 mi 627 m / 2,057 ft 128.3 million La Denio

Laguzalito Norte

TR-80 Conductor
6 Orange Line 1691 AN 1705 AN 23 14.4 km / 8.9 mi 578 m / 1,896 ft 89.6 million Albaño

Bemar

TR-80 Conductor
7 Silver Line 1698 AN 1707 AN 23 16.7 km / 10.3 mi 592 m / 1,942 ft 64.6 million Aeropuerto Tránsito/T3

Casa Maria

TR-100 Automatic
8 Pink Line 1698 AN 1707 AN 26 16.5 km / 10.2 mi 604 m / 1981 ft 58.3 million Bagalipe

Conzalito

TR-80 Conductor
9 Conzalito Tram-Train 1700 AN 1701 AN 16 7.4 km / 4.5 mi 378 m / 1240 ft 2.1 million Puerte Nuevo

Manco Cápac

SPD-40A Automatic

Stations

Blue Line

Name Connections Date opened Platforms Namesake
Alturas de Chile 1692 AN 3 Chilli Hills neighbourhood, Military District
Castillo Viejo 1688 AN 2 Old Castle Building
Alvarez Avenue 1686 AN 3 Vice-President Vicaquirao Alvarez
Griño 1688 AN 2 Marshal Pedro Griño
Puerte Nuevo Conzalito Tram-Train 1686 AN 4 New Gate neighborhood, Military District
Telala 1688 AN 2 Telala Suburb
Panalella 1688 AN 2 Panalella Suburb
Hospital Buenos 1688 AN 2 Bueno Hospital
Archivos Nacionales Brown Line 1686 AN 4 National Archives Building
Plaza Cacia 1686 AN 2 Cacia Square
Rincón de Panadero Orange Line 1686 AN 4 Baker's Corner neighborhood, Culture District
Bueno Villa 1686 AN 2 Bueno Villa neighborhood, Science District
Plaza de la Constitucíon 1686 AN 2 Constitution Square
Palacio Cortes - Est Red Line

Purple Line

1686 AN 8 Cortes Federales Palace, Federal Assembly Entrance
Monumento Nacional Red Line

Purple Line

1686 AN 8 National Monument
Grande Unión Red Line

Purple Line

Yellow line

1686 AN 16 Grande Unión Train Station
Marañho 1698 AN 2 Abel Marañho, Painter and Sketch Artist
Ciudad Ganado 1698 AN 2 Cattle City neighborhood, Science District
Puente Leones 1691 AN 2 Lion Gate
Cítricos Pink Line 1691 AN 4 Citrus, reference to Orangeries at location
Estadio Real / Ciudad de los Deportes Silver Line 1691 AN 4 Royal Stadium / Ciudad de los Deportes sports complex
Mercado Este 1686 AN 2 East Market
Isla de Oro 1686 AN 2 Silver Island neighborhood, Sports City District
Puente Forte 1691 AN 2 Fortress Bridge
Casino Real 1698 AN 2 Royal Casino Building
Olos Red Line

Brown Line

1686 AN 8 Olos Barrio
El Pasado Oeste 1694 AN 2 El Pasado suburb
Matamosa 1694 AN 2 Vicente Matamosa, Writer and Poet
Plaza Moral Yellow Line 1686 AN 4 Moral Square
San Frapa 1698 AN 2 San Frapa suburb
Gustierrez (P+R) 1700 AN 3 Matias Gustierrez, Philosopher and Public Speaker

Red Line

University Loop Line

Name Connections Date opened Platforms Namesake
Ensayos de Libertad Yellow Line 1686 AN 3 Essays on Liberty
Université de Cárdenas - Letras 1691 AN 2 University Letters Faculty
Université de Cárdenas Campus 1688 AN 3 University Central Campus
Université de Cárdenas - Anthroplogia 1706 AN 2 University Anthropology Faculty
Université de Cárdenas - Politica 1691 AN 4 University Politics Faculty
San Auguste 1700 AN 2 San Auguste Suburb
Plaza de Sangre 1688 AN 2 Square of Blood
Plaza de la Federación 1688 AN 2 Federation Square
Jardines Reales Brown Line 1686 AN 4 Royal Gardens
Nirillos Avenue 1691 AN 2 Judith Nirillos, Singer
Parque Real 1688 AN 4 Royal Park
Plaza de la Libertad 1688 AN 2 Liberty Plaza
Palacio Cortes - Norte 1686 AN 2 Cortes Federales Palace, Chamber of Peers Entrance
Palacio Cortes - Est Red Line

Purple Line

1686 AN 8 Cortes Federales Palace, Federal Assembly Entrance
Monumento Nacional Red Line

Purple Line

1686 AN 8 National Monument
Palacio de Justicia 1686 AN 2 Palace of Justice
Altarez 1691 AN 2 Marc Altarez, composer and pianist
Museo Nacional Brown Line 1686 AN 6 National History Museum
Puerto Real 1686 AN 2 Royal Gate neighborhood, Government District
Castillo Princessa 1691 AN 2 Princess Castle
Ensayos de Libertad Yellow Line 1686 AN 6 Essays on Liberty

Red Line Proper

Name Connections Date opened Platforms Namesake
Bagalipe Pink Line 1686 AN 6 Bagalipe Barrio
Miran 1694 AN 3 Miran suburb
Niquile 1694 AN 2 Niquile suburb
Nincaral Purple Line 1686 AN 4 Nincaral Barrio
San Ferriomo Purple Line

Brown Line

1686 AN 8 San Ferriomo suburb
Circo El Porio Purple Line 1702 AN 4 El Porio Circus
Plaza Lyrica Purple Line 1698 AN 4 Lyrica Square
Grande Unión Red Line

Purple Line

Yellow line

1686 AN 16 Grande Unión Train Station
Monumento Nacional Red Line

Purple Line

1686 AN 8 National Monument
Plaza Olivos 1694 AN 2 Olives Square
Plaza Loros 1694 AN 2 Parrots Square
Ayuntamiento 1686 AN 2 Town Hall
Palacio Azul 1698 AN 2 Blue Palace
Partisanos 1686 AN 2 Partisans Memorial Square
Consejo de Ciencia Pink Line 1686 AN 4 Council of Science Building
Plaza Jocores Silver Line 1686 AN 2 Jokers' Square
Museo de Arte Moderno 1686 AN 2 Modern Arts Museum
Campos Avenue 1686 AN 2 President Alejandro Campos
Puerta Leones 1694 AN 2 Lions Gate neighborhood, Hotel District
Puente Cuervos 1701 AN 2 Crows Bridge
Cornate Brown Line 1694 AN 4 Cornate suburb
San Ludo Brown Line 1686 AN 4 San Ludo Barrio
Olos Brown Line 1686 AN 8 Olos Barrio
Niños pequeños Brown Line 1686 AN 4 Children's Memorial
San Huate 1694 AN 2 San Huate suburb
Ahuanal 1694 AN 2 Andres Ahuanal, physicist
Jinozonte 1694 AN 2 Jinozonte Barrio
Colegio Jacillo 1698 AN 2 Jacillo College
Baranana 1698 AN 2 Baranana suburb
Chalas 1698 AN 3 Chalas suburb

Brown Line

Name Connections Date opened Platforms Namesake
Museo Nacional Red Line 1686 AN 6 National History Museum
Tamento Centrale Yellow Line 1686 AN 4 Tamento suburb
San Ferriomo Red Line

Blue Line

1686 AN 8 San Ferriomo suburb
Mena 1694 AN 2 Andres Mena, Singer
La Palama 1694 AN 2 La Palama suburb
Purcoya 1694 AN 2 Purcoya suburb
Patiapa Mercado Pink Line 1698 AN 4 Patiapa Barrio marketplace
Patiapa Este 1691 AN 2 Patiapa Barrio east border
Mozoma 1691 AN 2 Carmen Mozoma, writer and poet
Espacio Estrellas 1691 AN 2 Stargaze Park and Observatory
Sicero Silver Line 1698 AN 6 Sicero Barrio
Santacate 1694 AN 2 Santacate suburb
Divata Yellow Line 1686 AN 4 Silvia Divata, biologist
Posolvas 1691 AN 2 Posolvas suburb
Mornea 1698 AN 2 Mornea neighborhood, Utilities district
Corona 1691 AN 2 Coronation Monument
Niños pequeños Red Line 1686 AN 4 Children's Memorial
Olos Red Line

Blue Line

1686 AN 8 Olos Barrio
San Ludo Red Line 1686 AN 4 San Ludo Barrio
Cornate Red Line 1694 AN 4 Cornate suburb
Alanregal Orange Line 1686 AN 4 Alanregal Barrio
Tosol 1691 AN 2 Tosol neighborhood, banking Sector
Uldiaz 1691 AN 2 Luca Uldiaz, architect
Fuerte Plata Purple Line 1686 AN 6 Silver Fort
Terraplén 1694 AN 2 Enbankment neighborhood, Harbor District
Banco Nuevo 1691 AN 2 New Bank
Museo de Historia Natural 1691 AN 2 Natural History Museum
Teatro Nuevo 1694 AN 2 New Theatre
Plaza Upiedas Silver Line 1698 AN 4 Adan Upiedas, sculpter
Yazapa Avenue 1698 AN 2 Dr. Rafael Yazapa, surgeon-master
Intilutan 1698 AN 2 Intilutan suburb
Bontocosta Pink Line 1686 AN 2 Bontocosta Barrio
Armerio 1698 AN 2 Iago Armerio, businessman
Archivos Nacionales Blue Line 1686 AN 4 National Archives Building
Puerta Sol 1698 AN 2 Sun Gate neighborhood, Industry sector
Cavas 1704 AN 2 Wine Corner neighborhood, Industry sector
Bocabona Orange Line 1691 AN 6 Bocabona Barrio
Pabellón 1688 AN 2 Pavilion in Royal Gardens
Arco de Unidad 1688 AN 2 Unity Arch in Royal Gardens
Jardines Reales Red Line 1686 AN 4 Royal Gardens
Palacio Real 1692 AN 2 Royal Palace, south entrance
Hospital de Universitad 1688 AN 3 University Hospital main building
Cardiologiá 1706 AN 2 University Hospital Cardiology building
Puerta de los Santos 1694 AN 2 Saint's Gate neighborhood, University district
Museo Nacional Red Line 1686 AN 6 National History Museum

Yellow Line

Name Connections Date opened Platforms Namesake
Ensayos de Libertad Yellow Line 1686 AN 3 Essays on Liberty
Ayudino 1686 AN 2 Ayudino Park
Colegio Siena 1690 AN 2 Siena College
Piscina Belon 1694 AN 2 Belon Swimming Pool
Parque de Cine 1686 AN 2 Cinema Park
Pasaños 1698 AN 2 Pasaños neighborhood, Entertainment District
Puerto Luna 1690 AN 2 Moon Gate neighborhood, Entertainment District
Plaza de la Nacion 1690 AN 2 National Plaza
Corral Cervecería 1698 AN 2 Brewer's Corner neighborhood, Entertainment District
Parque Costa 1698 AN 2 Coast Park
Tamento Centrale Brown Line 1686 AN 4 Tamento suburb
Torre Hiero 1690 AN 2 Iron Tower
Zoo 1690 AN 2 City Zoo
Grande Unión Red Line

Purple Line

Blue Line

1686 AN 16 Grande Unión Train Station
Plaza Paltun 1686 AN 2 Josep Paltun, entertainer
Palacio del Alcalde 1686 AN 2 Major's Palace
Plaza de Luz 1686 AN 2 Square of Light
Plaza Real Pink Line 1692 AN 6 Royal Square
Acaran Avenue 1691 AN 2 Emilio Acaran, Philosopher and politician
Puerta del Sol 1694 AN 2 Sun's Gate neighborhood, Izaran
Izaran Silver Line 1691 AN 4 Izaran Barrio
Masachor 1692 AN 2 Masachor suburb
Divata Yellow Line 1686 AN 4 Silvia Divata, biologist
Somomoros 1694 AN 2 Somomoros suburb
Plaza Esclavos 1692 AN 3 Slaves' Square
Caniron Norte 1692 AN 2 Caniron Barrio, north end
Caniron Mercado 1698 AN 2 Caniron Barrio, marketplace
Jinozonte 1692 AN 2 Jinozonte Barrio
Cofraba 1694 AN 2 Brotherhood Memorial
Plaza Moral Blue Line 1686 AN 4 Moral Square
Bemar Orange Line 1694 AN 6 Bemar Barrio
Olsonde 1700 AN 2 Dario Olsonde, musician
Lejacaran 1700 AN 2 Lejacaran suburb
Ocodasmo 1700 AN 2 Ocodasmo suburb
San Portona 1700 AN 2 San Portona suburb
Colegio Barrones 1700 AN 2 Barrones College
Astante 1700 AN 2 Marc Astante, writer and poet
San Diemara 1700 AN 2 San Diemara suburb
El Patuca 1700 AN 2 El Patuca suburb
Jario Orange Line 1694 AN 6 Jario Barrio
Lequin 1694 AN 2 Lequin suburb
Copaera 1694 AN 2 Copaera suburb
Santa Catacracia 1694 AN 2 Santa Catacracia suburb
Bélen 1694 AN 2 Susana Bélen, entertainer
Rodes 1694 AN 2 Lara Rodes, chemist
Seniuca 1694 AN 2 Seniuca suburb
Ochitan 1698 AN 2 Ochitan suburb
Pacacisco 1698 AN 2 Pacacisco suburb
El Ricas 1698 AN 3 El Ricas suburb
Natezo 1700 AN 2 Natezo suburb
Pasania 1700 AN 2 Pasania suburb
Tastin Centrale 1700 AN 3 Tastin Barrio, central
Tastin Norte 1706 AN 3 Tastin Barrio, north end

Purple Line

Name Connections Date opened Platforms Namesake
La Denio 1704 AN 3 La Denio suburb
Choba Mercado 1691 AN 3 Choba Barrio, marketplace
Choba Centrale 1691 AN 2 Choba Barrio, town hall square
Choba Norte 1702 AN 2 Choba Barrio, north end
Nincaral Purple Line 1686 AN 4 Nincaral Barrio
San Ferriomo Purple Line

Brown Line

1686 AN 8 San Ferriomo suburb
Circo El Porio Purple Line 1702 AN 4 El Porio Circus
Plaza Lyrica Purple Line 1698 AN 4 Lyrica Square
Grande Unión Red Line

Purple Line

Yellow line

1686 AN 16 Grande Unión Train Station
Monumento Nacional Red Line

Purple Line

1686 AN 8 National Monument
Palacio Cortes - Est Red Line

Purple Line

1686 AN 8 Cortes Federales Palace, Federal Assembly Entrance
Libertad Avenue 1691 AN 2 Liberty Avenue
Tesoro Real 1691 AN 2 Royal Treasury
Plaza de la Música Orange Line

Pink Line

1691 AN 8 Music Square
Pirámide Silver Line 1691 AN 4 Music Pyramid Building
Hospital Ciudad 1694 AN 2 City Hospital
Banco Viejo 1691 AN 2 Old Bank
Parque Diplomático 1691 AN 2 Diplomat's Park
Fuerte Plata Brown Line 1686 AN 6 Silver Fort
Colegio Guarasapin 1691 AN 2 Guarasapin College
Ahuaco 1691 AN 3 Ahuaco suburb
Mosapina 1694 AN 2 Mosapino suburb
Chirires 1694 AN 2 Chirires suburb
Pontarona 1694 AN 3 Pontarona suburb
Patzijachel Avenue 1704 AN 2 Patzijachel suburb
Laguzalito Norte 1704 AN 3 Laguzalito suburb, north end

Orange Line

Name Connections Date opened Platforms Namesake
Albaño 1704 AN 3 Albaño suburb
San Maríara 1698 AN 3 San Maríara suburb
Cinto 1698 AN 2 Cinto suburb
Bocabona Brown Line 1691 AN 6 Bocabona Barrio
Trinueva 1691 AN 2 Jaune Trinueva, inventor
Plaza de Agua 1691 AN 2 Square of Water
Rincón del Panadero Blue Line 1686 AN 4 Baker's Corner neighborhood, Culture District
Plaza Viejo 1691 AN 2 Old Square
Bolsa Nacional 1691 AN 2 National Stock Exchange
Plaza Cielo 1698 AN 2 Sky Square
Plaza de la Música Brown Line

Pink Line

1691 AN 8 Music Square
Seiza Avenue 1698 AN 2 Carlos Seiza, astronomer
Columna de la Victoria Silver Line 1691 AN 2 Victory Column
Plaza Pelon 1698 AN 2 Bald Square
Catedral San Sebastian 1691 AN 2 St. Sebastian Cathedral
Plaza Caballos 1698 AN 2 Horse Square
Alanregal 1691 AN 2 Alanregal Barrio
Jario Yellow Line 1694 AN 6 Jario Barrio
Churule 1704 AN 2 Churule suburb
Renahu 1698 AN 2 Renahu suburb
Tricion 1698 AN 2 Tricion suburb
Conlejo 1698 AN 2 Conlejo suburb
Patajanes 1698 AN 2 Patajanes suburb
Bemar Yellow Line 1694 AN 6 Bemar Barrio

Silver Line

Name Connections Date opened Platforms Namesake
Casa María 1707 AN 3 Maria House
Finito Blanco 1707 AN 3 Finito Blanco suburb
Sicero Silver Line 1698 AN 6 Sicero Barrio
Barraranco 1698 AN 6 Barraranco neighborhood, Utilities District
Puente del Estadio 1700 AN 2 Stadium Bridge
Estadio Real / Ciudad de los Deportes Silver Line 1691 AN 4 Royal Stadium / Ciudad de los Deportes sports complex
Campo de Fútbol 1700 AN 2 Football Training Camp Buildings
Puente Buhos Pink Line 1698 AN 4 Owl Bridge
Plaza Jocores Red Line 1686 AN 2 Jokers' Square
Mercado Ciudad 1700 AN 2 City Market
Columna de la Victoria Orange Line 1691 AN 2 Victory Column
Plaza de los Héroes 1700 AN 8 Hero Square
Pirámide Purple Line 1691 AN 4 Music Pyramid Building
Casas Azules 1700 AN 2 Blue Houses
Prisión de la Ciudad 1704 AN 2 City Prison
Plaza Upiedas Brown Line 1698 AN 4 Adan Upiedas, sculpter
Afueras 1700 AN 2 Outskirts neighborhood, Culture Distirct
Tecuba 1700 AN 2 Tecuba suburb
Lagutepe 1706 AN 2 Lagutepe suburb
Manco Cápac / P+R Aeropuerto Conzalito Tram-Train 1701 AN 4 King Manco Cápac / P+R Airport
Aueroperto Tránsito 1698 AN 3 Airport main building
Terminal 3 1707 AN 3 Airport terminal 3

Pink Line

Name Connections Date opened Platforms Namesake
Bagalipe Red Line 1686 AN 6 Bagalipe Barrio
Ninzas 1698 AN 2 Ninzas suburb
Barralibre 1698 AN 2 Barralibre suburb
Patiapa Mercado Brown Line 1698 AN 4 Patiapa Barrio, marketplace
Tegutez 1698 AN 2 Tegutez neighborhood, Utilities District
Plaza Real Yellow Line 1692 AN 6 Royal Square
Tunel Queral 1698 AN 2 River Queral Tunnel
Cítricos Blue Line 1691 AN 4 Citrus, reference to Orangeries at location
Muelles Real 1698 AN 2 Royal Fountains
Puente Buhos Silver Line 1686 AN 4 Owl Bridge
Consejo de Ciencia Red Line 1686 AN 4 Council of Science Building
Medio 1698 AN 2 Media Complex
Plaza de la Música Orange Line

Purple Line

1691 AN 8 Music Square
Galeria Blanco 1698 AN 2 White Gallery
Casas Vidrio 1698 AN 2 Glass Houses
Agriculture y Naturaleza 1698 AN 2 Museum of Agriculture and Nature
Bontocosta Pink Line 1686 AN 2 Bontocosta Barrio
Limara 1704 AN 2 Limara suburb
Calcuton 1704 AN 2 Calcuton suburb
Trentallas 1704 AN 2 Trentallas suburb
Sardinio 1707 AN 2 Sardinio suburb
El Congado 1704 AN 2 El Congado suburb
Conzalito Conzalito Tram-Train 1700 AN 6 Conzalito Barrio

Conzalito Tram-Train

Name Connections Date opened Platforms Namesake
Puerte Nuevo Blue Line 1686 AN 4 New Gate neighborhood, Military District
Mirada 1701 AN 2 Mirada suburb
Cabrihal 1701 AN 2 Cabrihal suburb
Jiquilapa 1701 AN 2 Jiquilapa suburb
Venoas 1701 AN 2 Venoas suburb
Onresa 1701 AN 2 Onresa suburb
Esquiri 1700 AN 3 Esquiri suburb
San Pepango 1700 AN 2 San Pepango suburb
Conzalito Pink Line 1700 AN 6 Conzalito Barrio
Flolonga 1700 AN 2 Flolonga suburb
Magdazos 1700 AN 2 Magdazos suburb
Aseva 1700 AN 2 Aeva suburb
Sumalco 1700 AN 2 Sumalco suburb
Arelita 1701 AN 3 Arelito suburb
Complejo Deportes 1701 AN 2 North Sports Complex
Zugoza 1701 AN 2 Zugoza suburb
Manco Cápac / P+R Aeropuerto Conzalito Tram-Train 1701 AN 4 King Manco Cápac / P+R Airport

Stations

Out of the 248 stations, 244 are served 24 hours a day. Underground stations in Cárdenas are typically accessed by staircases going down from street level. Many of these staircases are painted in red, with slight or significant variations in design for each station. Several stations are built underneath other buildings and have accesses inside or adjacent to it. All entrances have yellow square lights and signs with 'Underground'.

Concourse

Most stations in the subway system have mezzanines. Mezzanines allow for passengers to enter from multiple locations at an intersection and proceed to the correct platform without having to cross the street before entering. Inside mezzanines are fare control areas, where passengers physically pay their fare to enter the subway system. Many elevated stations also have platform-level fare control with no common station house between directions of service.

Paying for subway services can be done in station booths or vending machines. There is a physical ticket system, as well as a digital Contactless smart card known as TarjetaMetro. These smart cards can be swiped at a turnstile, customers enter the fare-controlled area of the station and continue to the platforms. Special 'Waiting Areas' are available in most underground stations, consisting of benches and identified by a yellow sign.

Platforms

A typical subway station has waiting platforms ranging from 150 to 180 m (450 to 600 ft). Some are longer. Most stations have platforms serving one line, but some share lines. Overhead electronic boards show which trains stop where and when. Identification is also available on the front and sides of the trains.

There are several common platform configurations. Most single line stations, especially above ground, have two side platforms. Double and multi-line stations have at least one island platform. End stations also have an island platform.

Accesibility

The network was built with facilities for Disabled people in mind. Most are handicapped-accessible, including wheelchair-friendly turnstiles. Street elevators are available for many stations. Many stations also have both staircases and escalators.

Fares

Riders pay a single fare to enter the subway system and may transfer between trains at no extra cost until they exit via station turnstiles; the fare is a flat rate regardless of how far or how long the rider travels. Thus, riders must swipe their physical ticket, TarjetaMetro, or smartphone on an reader at the turnstile upon entering the subway system, but not a second time upon leaving.

As of 1707 AN, the base fare is NAX€2,25 with the last fare increase occuring on II.1705 AN. Fares can be paid with most credit or debit cards (including smartphone pay), with a reusable TarjetaMetro, or with single-use tickets. The FDTA offers 7-day and 30-day unlimited ride programs that can lower the effective per-ride fare significantly. Reduced fares are available for the elderly and people with disabilities.

Safety and Security

Signaling

Most routes use block signalling, but several routes have been retrofitted with communication-based train control, which would allow trains to run without conductor input.

Wayside block signaling

Much of the system currently uses automatic block signaling with fixed wayside signals and automatic train stops to provide safe train operation across the whole system. These signals work by preventing trains from entering a "block" occupied by another train. Typically, the blocks are 300 m (1,000 ft) long. Red and green lights show whether a block is occupied or vacant. The train's maximum speed will depend on how many blocks are open in front of it. The signals do not register a train's speed, nor where in the block the train is located.

Subway trains are stopped mechanically at all signals showing "stop". To make train stops safe and effective, wayside trippers must not be moved to trip ("stop") position until the train has fully passed.

Communications-based train control

SInce the last years, the FDTA began automating the subway by installing CBTC, which supplements rather than replaces the fixed-block signal system; it allows trains to operate more closely together with lower headways. Due to the sucess of the system, additional cars were ordered to service the system. The Blue and Red Line were the first to be outfitted with this. The Silver Line was built with CBTC in mind. The FDTA has operated it in conjunction with OPTO since 1706 AN. It has done all this in combination with the system known as the Automatic Metro Supervision (AMS). AMS allows dispatchers in the Operations Control Center (OCC) to see where trains are in real time, and whether each individual train is running early or late. Dispatchers can hold trains for connections, re-route trains, or short-turn trains to provide better service when a disruption causes delays.

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