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Stockel station is served by Line 1 on the Brussels metro. It is a terminus of Line 1. It opened in 1988 and now handles roughly 2,142,857 passengers a year. It sits in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, and its name falls under the "District" category.
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Lines 1 District Woluwe-Saint-Pierre Opened 1988 Annual ridership 2,142,857 Name origin District Distance from centre ≈ 7.1 km Coordinates 50.84167, 4.46444 No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line On Line 1 1 Crainhem › Stockel terminus of the line Map around Stockel
Map around Stockel Location of Stockel station and its neighbours on the Brussels metro.
Crainhem Stockel
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Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Stockel station? Stockel is served by Line 1 on the Brussels metro. Can you change lines at Stockel? No. Stockel is served only by Line 1. When did Stockel station open? Stockel station opened in 1988. What is the next station after Stockel on Line 1? Stockel is a terminus of Line 1; the adjacent station is Crainhem. How busy is Stockel station? Stockel handles roughly 2,142,857 passengers a year. Where is Stockel station? Stockel station is in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, Brussels. Explore the whole network