Santa Rosa station
Santa Rosa station is served by the Línea 4A line on the Santiago metro. On the Línea 4A line, it sits between La Granja and San Ramón. It opened in 2006 and now handles roughly 4,144,151 passengers a year. It sits in La Granja.
Key facts
- Lines4ALínea 4A
- DistrictLa Granja
- Opened2006
- Annual ridership4,144,151
- Distance from centre≈ 6.3 km
- Coordinates-33.54239, -70.63420
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
On the Línea 4A line
Map around Santa Rosa
Nearest stations
- San Ramón0.9 km · 4A
- La Granja1.7 km · 4A
- La Cisterna2.9 km · 24A
- Santa Julia2.9 km · 4A
- El Bosque3.1 km · 2
- El Parrón3.1 km · 2
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Santa Rosa station?
- Santa Rosa is served by the Línea 4A line on the Santiago metro.
- Can you change lines at Santa Rosa?
- No. Santa Rosa is served only by the Línea 4A line.
- When did Santa Rosa station open?
- Santa Rosa station opened in 2006.
- What are the stations either side of Santa Rosa on the Línea 4A line?
- On the Línea 4A line, Santa Rosa sits between La Granja and San Ramón.
- How busy is Santa Rosa station?
- Santa Rosa handles roughly 4,144,151 passengers a year.
- Where is Santa Rosa station?
- Santa Rosa station is in La Granja, Santiago.