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5 Línea 5 line, Santiago metro

Línea 5 line map, Santiago metro
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Looking for a map of the Línea 5 line on the Santiago metro? It serves 30 stations over roughly 28.5 km. It runs between Plaza de Maipú and Vicente Valdés. This page gathers its route, its stations in running order and its interchanges.

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7 of its stations interchange with another line. For the record, its oldest station is San Pablo (1975) and its busiest is Baquedano (9,806,393 passengers a year).

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Key facts

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

When each stop on the Línea 5 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 5 line openedMap of 30 stations, coloured from 1975 (purple) to 2011 (yellow) by opening year.Plaza de Maipú · 2011Santiago Bueras · 2011Del Sol · 2011Monte Tabor · 2011Las Parcelas · 2011Laguna Sur · 2011Barrancas · 2011Pudahuel · 2010San Pablo · 1975Lo Prado · 2010Blanqueado · 2010Gruta de Lourdes · 2010Quinta Normal · 2004Cumming · 2004Santa Ana · 1986Plaza de Armas · 2000Bellas Artes · 2000Baquedano · 1977Parque Bustamante · 1997Santa Isabel · 1997Irarrázaval · 1997Ñuble · 1997Rodrigo de Araya · 1997Carlos Valdovinos · 1997Camino Agrícola · 1997San Joaquín · 1997Pedrero · 1997Mirador · 1997Bellavista de La Florida · 1997Vicente Valdés · 2005Plaza de Maipú · 2011San Pablo · 1975
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Interchanges on the Línea 5 line

All 30 stations in order

  1. 1Plaza de Maipúterminus
  2. 2Santiago Bueras
  3. 3Del Sol
  4. 4Monte Tabor
  5. 5Las Parcelas
  6. 6Laguna Sur
  7. 7Barrancas
  8. 8Pudahuel
  9. 9San Pablo 1
  10. 10Lo Prado
  11. 11Blanqueado
  12. 12Gruta de Lourdes
  13. 13Quinta Normal
  14. 14Cumming
  15. 15Santa Ana 2
  16. 16Plaza de Armas 3
  17. 17Bellas Artes
  18. 18Baquedano 1
  19. 19Parque Bustamante
  20. 20Santa Isabel
  21. 21Irarrázaval 3
  22. 22Ñuble 6
  23. 23Rodrigo de Araya
  24. 24Carlos Valdovinos
  25. 25Camino Agrícola
  26. 26San Joaquín
  27. 27Pedrero
  28. 28Mirador
  29. 29Bellavista de La Florida
  30. 30Vicente Valdésterminus 4

Frequently asked questions

How many stations are on the Línea 5 line?
The Línea 5 line on the Santiago metro serves 30 stations.
What are the termini of the Línea 5 line?
The Línea 5 line terminates at Plaza de Maipú and Vicente Valdés.
What is the oldest station on the Línea 5 line?
The oldest station still served by the Línea 5 line entered service in 1975.
What is the busiest station on the Línea 5 line?
Baquedano, with roughly 9,806,393 passengers a year.
How long is the Línea 5 line?
The Línea 5 line runs for roughly 28.5 km.
Which lines does the Línea 5 line connect with?
The Línea 5 line meets the Línea 1, Línea 2, Línea 3, Línea 4 and Línea 6 lines.

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