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Sevilla station
Sevilla station is served by Line 1 on the Mexico City metro. On Line 1, it sits between Insurgentes and Chapultepec. It opened in 1969 and now handles roughly 7,789,474 passengers a year. It sits in Cuauhtémoc.
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Key facts
Lines 1 District Cuauhtémoc Opened 1969 Annual ridership 7,789,474 Distance from centre ≈ 10 km Coordinates 19.42192, -99.17058
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
Map around Sevilla
Map around Sevilla Location of Sevilla station and its neighbours on the Mexico City metro.
Insurgentes Chapultepec Sevilla
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Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Sevilla station? Sevilla is served by Line 1 on the Mexico City metro. Can you change lines at Sevilla? No. Sevilla is served only by Line 1. When did Sevilla station open? Sevilla station opened in 1969. What are the stations either side of Sevilla on Line 1? On Line 1, Sevilla sits between Insurgentes and Chapultepec. How busy is Sevilla station? Sevilla handles roughly 7,789,474 passengers a year. Where is Sevilla station? Sevilla station is in Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City.
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