Canal de San Juan station

Canal de San Juan station is served by the A line on the Mexico City metro. It opened in 1991. It sits in Iztacalco. It handles roughly 5,800,000 passengers a year.

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Key facts

• LinesA
• DistrictIztacalco
• Opened1991
• Annual ridership5,800,000
• Distance from centre≈ 3.4 km
• Coordinates19.39868, -99.05936

No interchange: the station is served by a single line.

Position on the line

• On the A line

  A Agrícola Oriental › Canal de San Juan › Tepalcates

Map around Canal de San Juan

Nearest stations

• Agrícola Oriental1.3 km · A
• Tepalcates1.6 km · A
• Pantitlán2.3 km · A915
• Puebla2.6 km · 9
• Zaragoza2.9 km · 1
• Guelatao2.9 km · A

Frequently asked questions

Which lines serve Canal de San Juan station?

Canal de San Juan is served by the A line on the Mexico City metro.

Can you change lines at Canal de San Juan?

No. Canal de San Juan is served only by the A line.

When did Canal de San Juan station open?

Canal de San Juan station opened in 1991.

What are the stations either side of Canal de San Juan on the A line?

On the A line, Canal de San Juan sits between Agrícola Oriental and Tepalcates.

How busy is Canal de San Juan station?

Canal de San Juan handles roughly 5,800,000 passengers a year.

Where is Canal de San Juan station?

Canal de San Juan station is in Iztacalco, Mexico City.

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