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Pasco station
Pasco station is served by the Línea A line on the Buenos Aires subway. On the Línea A line, it sits between Congreso - Pdte. Dr. Raúl R. Alfonsín and Alberti. It opened in 1913 and now handles roughly 596,447 passengers a year. It sits in Balvanera.
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Key facts
Lines A Línea A District Balvanera Opened 1913 Annual ridership 596,447 Distance from centre ≈ 3.1 km Coordinates -34.60965, -58.39843
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
Map around Pasco
Map around Pasco Location of Pasco station and its neighbours on the Buenos Aires subway.
Congreso - Pdte. Dr. Raúl R. Alfonsín Alberti Pasco
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Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Pasco station? Pasco is served by the Línea A line on the Buenos Aires subway. Can you change lines at Pasco? No. Pasco is served only by the Línea A line. When did Pasco station open? Pasco station opened in 1913. What are the stations either side of Pasco on the Línea A line? On the Línea A line, Pasco sits between Congreso - Pdte. Dr. Raúl R. Alfonsín and Alberti. How busy is Pasco station? Pasco handles roughly 596,447 passengers a year. Where is Pasco station? Pasco station is in Balvanera, Buenos Aires.
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