Peel station
Peel station is served by Line 1 on the Montreal metro. On Line 1, it sits between McGill and Guy-Concordia. It opened in 1966 and now handles roughly 3,518,519 passengers a year. It sits in Ville-Marie, and its name falls under the "District" category.
Key facts
- Lines1
- DistrictVille-Marie
- Opened1966
- Annual ridership3,518,519
- Name originDistrict
- Distance from centre≈ 3.3 km
- Coordinates45.50083, -73.57472
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
On Line 1
Map around Peel
Nearest stations
- McGill0.4 km · 1
- Bonaventure0.7 km · 2
- Lucien-L'Allier0.7 km · 2
- Guy-Concordia0.8 km · 1
- Square-Victoria–OACI0.9 km · 2
- Place-des-Arts0.9 km · 1
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Peel station?
- Peel is served by Line 1 on the Montreal metro.
- Can you change lines at Peel?
- No. Peel is served only by Line 1.
- When did Peel station open?
- Peel station opened in 1966.
- What are the stations either side of Peel on Line 1?
- On Line 1, Peel sits between McGill and Guy-Concordia.
- How busy is Peel station?
- Peel handles roughly 3,518,519 passengers a year.
- Where is Peel station?
- Peel station is in Ville-Marie, Montreal.