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Río de Janeiro station
Río de Janeiro station is served by the Línea A line on the Buenos Aires subway. On the Línea A line, it sits between Castro Barros and Acoyte. It opened in 1914 and now handles roughly 2,048,785 passengers a year. It sits in Almagro.
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Key facts
Lines A Línea A District Almagro Opened 1914 Annual ridership 2,048,785 Distance from centre ≈ 0.5 km Coordinates -34.61521, -58.42950
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
Map around Río de Janeiro
Map around Río de Janeiro Location of Río de Janeiro station and its neighbours on the Buenos Aires subway.
Río de Janeiro Castro Barros Acoyte
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Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Río de Janeiro station? Río de Janeiro is served by the Línea A line on the Buenos Aires subway. Can you change lines at Río de Janeiro? No. Río de Janeiro is served only by the Línea A line. When did Río de Janeiro station open? Río de Janeiro station opened in 1914. What are the stations either side of Río de Janeiro on the Línea A line? On the Línea A line, Río de Janeiro sits between Castro Barros and Acoyte. How busy is Río de Janeiro station? Río de Janeiro handles roughly 2,048,785 passengers a year. Where is Río de Janeiro station? Río de Janeiro station is in Almagro, Buenos Aires.
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