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4 Línea 4 line, Santiago metro

Línea 4 line map, Santiago metro
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Looking for a map of the Línea 4 line on the Santiago metro? It serves 23 stations over roughly 23.2 km. It runs between Tobalaba and Plaza de Puente Alto. This page gathers its route, its stations in running order and its interchanges.

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4 of its stations interchange with another line. For the record, its oldest station is Tobalaba (1980), its busiest is Tobalaba (11,435,355 passengers a year) and its best connected is Plaza Egaña (2 lines).

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Key facts

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

When each stop on the Línea 4 line 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 the Línea 4 line openedMap of 23 stations, coloured from 1980 (purple) to 2009 (yellow) by opening year.Tobalaba · 1980Cristóbal Colón · 2005Francisco Bilbao · 2005Príncipe de Gales · 2005Simón Bolívar · 2005Plaza Egaña · 2005Los Orientales · 2005Grecia · 2005Los Presidentes · 2006Quilín · 2006Las Torres · 2006Macul · 2006Vicuña Mackenna · 2006Vicente Valdés · 2005Rojas Magallanes · 2005Trinidad · 2005San José de la Estrella · 2009Los Quillayes · 2005Elisa Correa · 2005Hospital Sótero del Río · 2005Protectora de la Infancia · 2005Las Mercedes · 2005Plaza de Puente Alto · 2005San José de la Estrella · 2009Tobalaba · 1980
198019952009

Interchanges on the Línea 4 line

All 23 stations in order

  1. 1Tobalabaterminus 1
  2. 2Cristóbal Colón
  3. 3Francisco Bilbao
  4. 4Príncipe de Gales
  5. 5Simón Bolívar
  6. 6Plaza Egaña 3
  7. 7Los Orientales
  8. 8Grecia
  9. 9Los Presidentes
  10. 10Quilín
  11. 11Las Torres
  12. 12Macul
  13. 13Vicuña Mackenna 4A
  14. 14Vicente Valdés 5
  15. 15Rojas Magallanes
  16. 16Trinidad
  17. 17San José de la Estrella
  18. 18Los Quillayes
  19. 19Elisa Correa
  20. 20Hospital Sótero del Río
  21. 21Protectora de la Infancia
  22. 22Las Mercedes
  23. 23Plaza de Puente Altoterminus

Frequently asked questions

How many stations are on the Línea 4 line?
The Línea 4 line on the Santiago metro serves 23 stations.
What are the termini of the Línea 4 line?
The Línea 4 line terminates at Tobalaba and Plaza de Puente Alto.
What is the oldest station on the Línea 4 line?
The oldest station still served by the Línea 4 line entered service in 1980.
What is the busiest station on the Línea 4 line?
Tobalaba, with roughly 11,435,355 passengers a year.
How long is the Línea 4 line?
The Línea 4 line runs for roughly 23.2 km.
Which lines does the Línea 4 line connect with?
The Línea 4 line meets the Línea 1, Línea 3, Línea 4A and Línea 5 lines.

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