Mexico City › Explore › 55 Line 5, Mexico City metroLine 5 on the Mexico City metro serves 13 stations over roughly 14 km. It runs between Politécnico and Pantitlán. Its earliest stations opened in 1978. It interchanges with 7 other lines.
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Length estimated from station coordinates, accurate to a few hundred metres.
Line 5 map
Line 5 map Route of Line 5 on the Mexico City metro and the position of its 13 stations.
Politécnico Pantitlán
All 13 stations in order 1 Politécnico terminus 2 Instituto del Petróleo 6 3 Autobuses del Norte 4 La Raza 3 5 Misterios 6 Valle Gómez 7 Consulado 4 8 Eduardo Molina 9 Aragón 10 Oceanía B 11 Terminal Aérea 12 Hangares 13 Pantitlán terminus A 9 1 Frequently asked questions How many stations are on Line 5? Line 5 on the Mexico City metro serves 13 stations. What are the termini of Line 5? Line 5 terminates at Politécnico and Pantitlán. What is the oldest station on Line 5? The oldest station still served by Line 5 entered service in 1978. What is the busiest station on Line 5? Pantitlán, with roughly 22,486,910 passengers a year. How long is Line 5? Line 5 runs for roughly 14 km. Which lines does Line 5 connect with? Line 5 meets lines 1, 3, 4, 6, 9, A and B. Other lines in Mexico City 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 A B 12
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