General San Martín station
General San Martín station is served by the Línea C line on the Buenos Aires subway. On the Línea C line, it sits between Lavalle and Retiro. It opened in 1937 and now handles roughly 1,022,306 passengers a year. It sits in Retiro.
Key facts
- LinesCLínea C
- DistrictRetiro
- Opened1937
- Annual ridership1,022,306
- Distance from centre≈ 5.5 km
- Coordinates-34.59506, -58.37782
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
On the Línea C line
Map around General San Martín
Nearest stations
- Retiro0.6 km · CE
- Catalinas0.6 km · E
- Lavalle0.7 km · C
- Florida1 km · B
- Tribunales - Teatro Colón1 km · D
- Carlos Pellegrini1 km · B
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve General San Martín station?
- General San Martín is served by the Línea C line on the Buenos Aires subway.
- Can you change lines at General San Martín?
- No. General San Martín is served only by the Línea C line.
- When did General San Martín station open?
- General San Martín station opened in 1937.
- What are the stations either side of General San Martín on the Línea C line?
- On the Línea C line, General San Martín sits between Lavalle and Retiro.
- How busy is General San Martín station?
- General San Martín handles roughly 1,022,306 passengers a year.
- Where is General San Martín station?
- General San Martín station is in Retiro, Buenos Aires.