A A line, Mexico City metro
Looking for a map of the A line on the Mexico City metro? It serves 10 stations over roughly 14.3 km. It runs between Pantitlán and La Paz. This page gathers its route, its stations in running order and its interchanges.
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1 of its stations interchange with another line. For the record, its oldest station is Pantitlán (1981) and its busiest is Pantitlán (22,486,910 passengers a year).
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Key facts
- Number of stations10
- TerminiPantitlán · La Paz
- Oldest stationPantitlán · 1981
- Route length≈ 14.3 km
- Busiest stationPantitlán
- Interchanges159
Length estimated from station coordinates, accurate to a few hundred metres.
When each stop on line A 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.
Interchanges on the A line
All 10 stations in order
- 1Pantitlánterminus 915
- 2Agrícola Oriental
- 3Canal de San Juan
- 4Tepalcates
- 5Guelatao
- 6Peñón Viejo
- 7Acatitla
- 8Santa Marta
- 9Los Reyes
- 10La Pazterminus
Frequently asked questions
- How many stations are on the A line?
- The A line on the Mexico City metro serves 10 stations.
- What are the termini of the A line?
- The A line terminates at Pantitlán and La Paz.
- What is the oldest station on the A line?
- The oldest station still served by the A line entered service in 1981.
- What is the busiest station on the A line?
- Pantitlán, with roughly 22,486,910 passengers a year.
- How long is the A line?
- The A line runs for roughly 14.3 km.
- Which lines does the A line connect with?
- The A line meets lines 1, 5 and 9.