9 Line 9, Madrid metro

Line 9 on the Madrid metro serves 28 stations over roughly 33.4 km. It runs between Paco de Lucía and La Poveda. Its earliest stations opened in 1924. It interchanges with 8 other lines.

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Key facts

• Number of stations28
• TerminiPaco de Lucía · La Poveda
• Oldest stationPríncipe de Vergara · 1924
• Route length≈ 33.4 km
• Busiest stationPlaza de Castilla
• Interchanges124567810

Length estimated from station coordinates, accurate to a few hundred metres.

Line 9 map

All 28 stations in order

1. 1Paco de Lucíaterminus
2. 2Mirasierra
3. 3Herrera Oria
4. 4Barrio del Pilar
5. 5Ventilla
6. 6Plaza de Castilla 8101
7. 7Duque de Pastrana
8. 8Pío XII
9. 9Colombia 8
10. 10Concha Espina
11. 11Cruz del Rayo
12. 12Avenida de América 647
13. 13Núñez de Balboa 5
14. 14Príncipe de Vergara 2
15. 15Ibiza
16. 16Sainz de Baranda 6
17. 17Estrella
18. 18Vinateros
19. 19Artilleros
20. 20Pavones
21. 21Valdebernardo
22. 22Vicálvaro
23. 23San Cipriano
24. 24Puerta de Arganda
25. 25Rivas-Urbanizaciones
26. 26Rivas Futura
27. 27Rivas Vaciamadrid
28. 28La Povedaterminus

Frequently asked questions

How many stations are on Line 9?

Line 9 on the Madrid metro serves 28 stations.

What are the termini of Line 9?

Line 9 terminates at Paco de Lucía and La Poveda.

What is the oldest station on Line 9?

The oldest station still served by Line 9 entered service in 1924.

What is the busiest station on Line 9?

Plaza de Castilla, with roughly 15,265,646 passengers a year.

How long is Line 9?

Line 9 runs for roughly 33.4 km.

Which lines does Line 9 connect with?

Line 9 meets lines 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 10.

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