Tianjin Metro ()

The Tianjin Metro is a rapid transit system in the city of Tianjin. First opened in 1984, the system currently consists of 8 operating lines and 205 stations spanning 288.7 km (179.4 mi). Since its humble beginnings, the Tianjin Metro has grown into a comprehensive network, serving the transportation needs of millions of people.

Operator
Operation start12 June 2006
Total Lines10 Metro Lines
Total Station198 Active Stations
Metro City/CountryTianjin China
Official Webhttp://www.tjgdjt.com

Metro linesStationsTerminal stations
▣ Line 130Donggulu ⇄ Liuyuan
▣ Line 220Caozhuang ⇄ Binhaiguojijichang
▣ Line 326Xiaodian ⇄ Nanzhan
▣ Line 414Dongnanjiao ⇄ Xinxingcun
▣ Line 528Beichenkejiyuanbei ⇄ Liqizhuangnan
▣ Line 640Nansunzhuang ⇄ Lushuidao
▣ Line 89Lushuidao ⇄ Xianshuiguxi
▣ Line 922Tianjinzhan ⇄ Donghailu
▣ Line 1023Yutai ⇄ Yudongcheng
▣ Line 1111Dongjiangdao ⇄ Dongliliujinglu

  • The Tianjin Metro, inaugurated on 28 December 1984, is one of the oldest metro systems in China.
  • The metro system has since expanded to include several lines, becoming an integral part of Tianjin's urban transportation network.
  • Line 1, the first operational line, played a fundamental role in shaping the city's modern transit infrastructure.
  • The Tianjin Metro strategically connects major areas of the city, becoming an important means of transportation for residents and visitors.
  • Metro systems facilitate seamless integration with various transportation modes, contributing to efficient and convenient commuting.
  • The ongoing expansion and addition of new lines reflects Tianjin's commitment to enhancing its urban transportation infrastructure.
  • The Tianjin Metro is designed to reduce traffic congestion and reduce the environmental impact of personal car travel.
  • The metro network has modern facilities and technologies, providing a comfortable and safe travel experience to the passengers.
  • The metro system supports the rapid urban development of Tianjin, providing a reliable and efficient means of public transportation.