Baku Metro (Bakı metropoliteni)

The Baku Metro is a rapid transit system serving Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan. The Baku Metro officially opened on 6 November 1967, making it the first metro system in Azerbaijan. The system currently consists of 40.7 kilometers of bi-directional tracks, composed of three lines served by 27 stations. The Baku Metro is an essential mode of transportation for the city's residents, experiencing high ridership.

OperatorBaku Metro CJSC
Operation startNovember 6, 1967
Total Lines4 Metro Lines
Total Station27 Active Stations
Metro City/CountryBaku Azerbaijan
Official Webhttps://metro.gov.az/az

Metro linesStationsTerminal stations
▣ Red Line13Icheri Sheher ⇄ Hazi Aslanov
▣ Green Line17Darnagul ⇄ Hazi Aslanov
▣ Green Line2Shah Ismail Khatai ⇄ Jafar Jabbarly
▣ Purple Line5Khojasan ⇄ 8 Noyabr

  • The Baku Metro, Azerbaijan's first metro system, was officially opened on November 6, 1967.
  • Some Baku Metro stations are built at considerable depths, reflecting the geological conditions of the city.
  • The stations display a mix of architectural styles, with some reflecting Soviet-era design and others reflecting more contemporary influences.
  • The Baku Metro experiences high numbers of daily riders, playing an important role in the city's public transportation network.
  • Known for its punctuality and reliability, the metro system is considered an efficient mode of transportation for daily commuters.
  • Stations often include cultural and historical elements, such as mosaics and artwork, which contribute to the overall aesthetic.
  • Over the years, the metro system has expanded with the addition of new stations and lines to improve connectivity.
  • The Baku Metro operates on a fare system with different ticket prices depending on the distance of travel.
  • Serving as a convenient and accessible means of transportation, the Baku Metro connects major areas of the city, providing an essential service for residents and visitors.
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