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6 Line 6, Madrid metro

Looking for a map of Line 6 on the Madrid metro? It serves 28 stations. It runs as a loop. This page gathers its route, its stations in running order and its interchanges.

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14 of its stations interchange with another line. For the record, its oldest station is Cuatro Caminos (1919), its busiest is Moncloa (21,219,517 passengers a year) and its best connected is Avenida de América (4 lines).

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Line 6 map, Madrid metro

Line 6 map, Madrid metro
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Key facts

When each stop on line 6 opened

Every station on its real position, coloured by the year it opened and sized by annual ridership. The drawing assembles itself in opening order.

When each stop on line 6 openedMap of 28 stations, coloured from 1919 (purple) to 2007 (yellow) by opening year.Alto de Extremadura · 1995Puerta del Ángel · 1995Príncipe Pío · 1925Argüelles · 1941Moncloa · 1963Ciudad Universitaria · 1987Vicente Aleixandre · 1987Guzmán el Bueno · 1987Cuatro Caminos · 1919Nuevos Ministerios · 1979República Argentina · 1979Avenida de América · 1973Diego de León · 1932Manuel Becerra · 1924O'Donnell · 1979Sainz de Baranda · 1979Conde de Casal · 1979Pacífico · 1923Méndez Álvaro · 1981Arganzuela-Planetario · 2007Legazpi · 1951Usera · 1981Plaza Elíptica · 1981Opañel · 1981Oporto · 1968Carpetana · 1983Laguna · 1983Lucero · 1995Arganzuela-Planetario · 2007Cuatro Caminos · 1919
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Interchanges on Line 6

All 28 stations in order

  1. 1Alto de Extremadura
  2. 2Puerta del Ángel
  3. 3Príncipe Pío R10
  4. 4Argüelles 34
  5. 5Moncloa 3
  6. 6Ciudad Universitaria
  7. 7Vicente Aleixandre
  8. 8Guzmán el Bueno 7
  9. 9Cuatro Caminos 12
  10. 10Nuevos Ministerios 810
  11. 11República Argentina
  12. 12Avenida de América 947
  13. 13Diego de León 54
  14. 14Manuel Becerra 2
  15. 15O'Donnell
  16. 16Sainz de Baranda 9
  17. 17Conde de Casal
  18. 18Pacífico 1
  19. 19Méndez Álvaro
  20. 20Arganzuela-Planetario
  21. 21Legazpi 3
  22. 22Usera
  23. 23Plaza Elíptica 11
  24. 24Opañel
  25. 25Oporto 5
  26. 26Carpetana
  27. 27Laguna
  28. 28Lucero

Frequently asked questions

How many stations are on Line 6?
Line 6 on the Madrid metro serves 28 stations.
Does Line 6 have a terminus?
No. Line 6 is a circular line, so it has no terminus.
What is the oldest station on Line 6?
The oldest station still served by Line 6 entered service in 1919.
What is the busiest station on Line 6?
Moncloa, with roughly 21,219,517 passengers a year.
Which lines does Line 6 connect with?
Line 6 meets lines 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and R.

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