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Comte de Flandre station
Comte de Flandre station is served by lines 1 and 5 on the Brussels metro. On Line 1, it sits between Étangs Noirs and Sainte-Catherine. It opened in 1981 and now handles roughly 3,928,571 passengers a year. It sits in Molenbeek-Saint-Jean, and its name falls under the "District" category.
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Key facts
Lines 1 5 District Molenbeek-Saint-Jean Opened 1981 Annual ridership 3,928,571 Name origin District Distance from centre ≈ 1.7 km Coordinates 50.85472, 4.34028
Position on the line
Map around Comte de Flandre
Map around Comte de Flandre Location of Comte de Flandre station and its neighbours on the Brussels metro.
Comte de Flandre Sainte-Catherine Sainte-Catherine Étangs Noirs Étangs Noirs
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Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Comte de Flandre station? Comte de Flandre is served by lines 1 and 5 on the Brussels metro. Can you change lines at Comte de Flandre? Yes. Comte de Flandre is an interchange between 2 lines (1 and 5). When did Comte de Flandre station open? Comte de Flandre station opened in 1981. What are the stations either side of Comte de Flandre on Line 1? On Line 1, Comte de Flandre sits between Étangs Noirs and Sainte-Catherine. What are the stations either side of Comte de Flandre on Line 5? On Line 5, Comte de Flandre sits between Étangs Noirs and Sainte-Catherine. How busy is Comte de Flandre station? Comte de Flandre handles roughly 3,928,571 passengers a year. Where is Comte de Flandre station? Comte de Flandre station is in Molenbeek-Saint-Jean, Brussels.
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