Line D Info
- Network Buenos Aires Underground
- Operation Started 1937
- Total Length 10.4 km
- Total Stations 16
Terminals
From
Catedral
To
Congreso de Tucumán
Line D Overview
The Buenos Aires Underground Line D opened on June 3, 1937, and runs from Catedral to Congreso de Tucumán. The line is 11 kilometers long and has 16 stations, connecting central Buenos Aires to the northern parts of the city. Over the years, it has been extended in several phases, with the most recent extension completed in 2000.
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Other Lines in Buenos Aires Underground
Line A
Plaza de Mayo ↔ San Pedrito
18 stations
Line B
Leandro N. Alem ↔ Juan Manuel de Rosas
17 stations
Line C
Retiro ↔ Constitución
9 stations
Line E
Retiro ↔ Plaza de los Virreyes - Eva Perón
18 stations
Line H
Facultad de Derecho ↔ Hospitales
12 stations
Line P
Intendente Saguier ↔ General Savio
18 stations
Frequently Asked Questions — Line D
Line D has 16 stations on the Buenos Aires Underground network.
Line D runs between Catedral and Congreso de Tucumán.
Line D is approximately 10.4 km long.
Line D opened in 1937.
Line D is a Metro line operated under Buenos Aires Underground.
Line D is part of the Buenos Aires Underground transit network.