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Universidad de Chile station
Universidad de Chile station is served by the Línea 1 and Línea 3 lines on the Santiago metro. On the Línea 1 line, it sits between La Moneda and Santa Lucía. It opened in 1977 and now handles roughly 9,722,862 passengers a year.
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Lines 1 Línea 1 3 Línea 3 District Santiago Opened 1977 Annual ridership 9,722,862 Distance from centre ≈ 4.9 km Coordinates -33.44375, -70.65034
Position on the line On the Línea 1 line On the Línea 3 line
Map around Universidad de Chile
Map around Universidad de Chile Location of Universidad de Chile station and its neighbours on the Santiago metro.
Universidad de Chile Plaza de Armas Parque Almagro Santa Lucía La Moneda
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Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Universidad de Chile station? Universidad de Chile is served by the Línea 1 and Línea 3 lines on the Santiago metro. Can you change lines at Universidad de Chile? Yes. Universidad de Chile is an interchange between 2 lines (Línea 1 and Línea 3). When did Universidad de Chile station open? Universidad de Chile station opened in 1977. What are the stations either side of Universidad de Chile on the Línea 1 line? On the Línea 1 line, Universidad de Chile sits between La Moneda and Santa Lucía. What are the stations either side of Universidad de Chile on the Línea 3 line? On the Línea 3 line, Universidad de Chile sits between Plaza de Armas and Parque Almagro. How busy is Universidad de Chile station? Universidad de Chile handles roughly 9,722,862 passengers a year.
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