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San Joaquín station
San Joaquín station is served by Line 7 on the Mexico City metro. On Line 7, it sits between Polanco and Tacuba. It opened in 1984 and now handles roughly 4,142,857 passengers a year. It sits in Miguel Hidalgo.
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Key facts
Lines 7 District Miguel Hidalgo Opened 1984 Annual ridership 4,142,857 Distance from centre ≈ 12.5 km Coordinates 19.44579, -99.19182
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
Map around San Joaquín
Map around San Joaquín Location of San Joaquín station and its neighbours on the Mexico City metro.
San Joaquín Polanco Tacuba
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Frequently asked questions Which lines serve San Joaquín station? San Joaquín is served by Line 7 on the Mexico City metro. Can you change lines at San Joaquín? No. San Joaquín is served only by Line 7. When did San Joaquín station open? San Joaquín station opened in 1984. What are the stations either side of San Joaquín on Line 7? On Line 7, San Joaquín sits between Polanco and Tacuba. How busy is San Joaquín station? San Joaquín handles roughly 4,142,857 passengers a year. Where is San Joaquín station? San Joaquín station is in Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico City.
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