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Line 9 map, Paris metro
Line 9 map, Paris metro © OpenStreetMap · © CARTO

Looking for a map of Line 9 on the Paris metro? It serves 37 stations over roughly 19.3 km. It runs between Mairie de Montreuil and Pont de Sèvres. This page gathers its route, its stations in running order and its interchanges.

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14 of its stations interchange with another line. For the record, its oldest station is Franklin D. Roosevelt (1900) and its busiest is République (11,079,708 passengers a year).

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Key facts

Length estimated from station coordinates, accurate to a few hundred metres.

When each stop on Line 9 opened

Every station on its real position, coloured by the year it opened and sized by annual ridership. The drawing assembles itself in opening order.

When each stop on Line 9 openedMap of 37 stations, coloured from 1900 (purple) to 1937 (yellow) by opening year.Mairie de Montreuil · 1937Croix de Chavaux · 1937Robespierre · 1937Porte de Montreuil · 1933Maraîchers · 1933Buzenval · 1933Nation · 1900Rue des Boulets · 1933Charonne · 1933Voltaire · 1933Saint-Ambroise · 1933Oberkampf · 1906République · 1904Strasbourg - Saint-Denis · 1908Bonne Nouvelle · 1931Grands Boulevards · 1931Richelieu - Drouot · 1931Chaussée d'Antin - La Fayette · 1910Havre - Caumartin · 1904Saint-Augustin · 1923Miromesnil · 1923Saint-Philippe du Roule · 1923Franklin D. Roosevelt · 1900Alma - Marceau · 1923Iéna · 1923Trocadéro · 1900Rue de la Pompe · 1922La Muette · 1922Ranelagh · 1922Jasmin · 1922Michel-Ange - Auteuil · 1913Michel-Ange - Molitor · 1913Exelmans · 1922Porte de Saint-Cloud · 1923Marcel Sembat · 1934Billancourt · 1934Pont de Sèvres · 1934Mairie de Montreuil · 1937Nation · 1900
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Interchanges on Line 9

All 37 stations in order

  1. 1Mairie de Montreuilterminus
  2. 2Croix de Chavaux
  3. 3Robespierre
  4. 4Porte de Montreuil
  5. 5Maraîchers
  6. 6Buzenval
  7. 7Nation 621
  8. 8Rue des Boulets
  9. 9Charonne
  10. 10Voltaire
  11. 11Saint-Ambroise
  12. 12Oberkampf 5
  13. 13République 35118
  14. 14Strasbourg - Saint-Denis 84
  15. 15Bonne Nouvelle 8
  16. 16Grands Boulevards 8
  17. 17Richelieu - Drouot 8
  18. 18Chaussée d'Antin - La Fayette 7
  19. 19Havre - Caumartin 3
  20. 20Saint-Augustin
  21. 21Miromesnil 13
  22. 22Saint-Philippe du Roule
  23. 23Franklin D. Roosevelt 1
  24. 24Alma - Marceau
  25. 25Iéna
  26. 26Trocadéro 6
  27. 27Rue de la Pompe
  28. 28La Muette
  29. 29Ranelagh
  30. 30Jasmin
  31. 31Michel-Ange - Auteuil 10
  32. 32Michel-Ange - Molitor 10
  33. 33Exelmans
  34. 34Porte de Saint-Cloud
  35. 35Marcel Sembat
  36. 36Billancourt
  37. 37Pont de Sèvresterminus

Frequently asked questions

How many stations are on Line 9?
Line 9 on the Paris metro serves 37 stations.
What are the termini of Line 9?
Line 9 terminates at Mairie de Montreuil and Pont de Sèvres.
What is the oldest station on Line 9?
The oldest station still served by Line 9 entered service in 1900.
What is the busiest station on Line 9?
République, with roughly 11,079,708 passengers a year.
How long is Line 9?
Line 9 runs for roughly 19.3 km.
Which lines does Line 9 connect with?
Line 9 meets lines 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11 and 13.

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