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Simón Bolívar station
Simón Bolívar station is served by the Línea 4 line on the Santiago metro. On the Línea 4 line, it sits between Príncipe de Gales and Plaza Egaña. It opened in 2005 and now handles roughly 4,776,640 passengers a year. It sits in Ñuñoa.
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Key facts
Lines 4 Línea 4 District Ñuñoa Opened 2005 Annual ridership 4,776,640 Distance from centre ≈ 8.8 km Coordinates -33.44589, -70.57203
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
Map around Simón Bolívar
Map around Simón Bolívar Location of Simón Bolívar station and its neighbours on the Santiago metro.
Príncipe de Gales Simón Bolívar Plaza Egaña
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Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Simón Bolívar station? Simón Bolívar is served by the Línea 4 line on the Santiago metro. Can you change lines at Simón Bolívar? No. Simón Bolívar is served only by the Línea 4 line. When did Simón Bolívar station open? Simón Bolívar station opened in 2005. What are the stations either side of Simón Bolívar on the Línea 4 line? On the Línea 4 line, Simón Bolívar sits between Príncipe de Gales and Plaza Egaña. How busy is Simón Bolívar station? Simón Bolívar handles roughly 4,776,640 passengers a year. Where is Simón Bolívar station? Simón Bolívar station is in Ñuñoa, Santiago.
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