How many lines does the Montreal metro have?

There are 4 lines. Each one has its own page listing its stations in running order.

What is the busiest station on the Montreal metro?

Berri-UQAM, with roughly 13,066,906 passengers a year.

Montreal metro: every line and every station

The Montreal metro has 68 stations across 4 lines. This page lists every line with its termini and station count, then every station with its interchanges, opening year, ridership and district.

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Lines and their termini

1 Line 1, Montreal metro · 27 stations · Honoré-Beaugrand ↔ Angrignon
2 Line 2, Montreal metro · 31 stations · Côte-Vertu ↔ Montmorency
4 Line 4, Montreal metro · 3 stations · Longueuil–Université-de-Sherbrooke ↔ Berri-UQAM
5 Line 5, Montreal metro · 12 stations · Snowdon ↔ Saint-Michel

Network records

Busiest stationBerri-UQAM · 13,066,906
Oldest stationAtwater · 1966
Newest stationCartier · 2007
Longest line2 · ≈ 28.3 km
Shortest line4 · 3 stations
Best connected stationBerri-UQAM · 3

Frequently asked questions

How many stations does the Montreal metro have?: The Montreal metro has 68 stations across 4 lines.
How many lines does the Montreal metro have?: There are 4 lines. Each one has its own page listing its stations in running order.
What is the busiest station on the Montreal metro?: Berri-UQAM, with roughly 13,066,906 passengers a year.
Which is the longest line on the Montreal metro?: Line 2, at roughly 28.3 km.
What is the oldest station on the Montreal metro?: Atwater, which opened in 1966.
Which Montreal station has the most interchanges?: Berri-UQAM, served by 3 lines.