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Santiago de Chile

Chile (America)


Date of opening [d.m.y]15.09.1975
Network length83 km (51.58 mi)
Number of stations92 (85*)
Number of lines5
Stations per line18.40
Avg. station distance*0.98 km (0.61 mi)
Avg. line length16.60 km (10.32 mi)
*with transfer stations counted once
World Metro List by J. Serradell, 1/2008.
     
System known asMetro
Annual ridership 680 million (2007) [source]
Track orientationRight
Air-conditioned trainsNo
Walk-through trainsNo
Rubber-tyred trainsYes
Driverless linesNo
Platform screen doorsNo
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Metro Arts and Architecture

Examples of good station design:


Rating: 2 stars (silver)  Santiago de Chile

Chile's capital has some metro stations with spectacular yet diverse modern architecture.

Photo [railway-technology.com]: Mirador station built in 1997.
There are also lots of works of art in Santiago's metro, like giant murals and sculptures, especially on line 5 [metrosantiago.cl].

Photo [skyscrapercity.com]: Baquedano station holds the 15 m wide sculpture "El Puente" from 1999 by Osvaldo Peņa.




Useful Links for Santiago de Chile Metro

Search (Google) (will most likely bring up Santiago de Chile Metro's official website)
System maps (Google Images)
City map (Google Maps) (might show metro stations when zoomed in)
Images (Google Images)
Search urbanrail.net
Wikipedia page
Santiago de Chile city information (Wikipedia)



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