Line 9 Info
- Network Madrid Metro
- Operation Started 1980
- Total Length 39.5 km
- Total Stations 29
Terminals
From
Paco de Lucía
To
Arganda del Rey
Line 9 Overview
Line 9 was inaugurated on January 31, 1980, and was developed in several phases. The line was later extended southward to Arganda del Rey in 1999 and northward to Paco de Lucía in 2015. The line is 39.5 kilometers long and has 29 stations. It also provides interchange with several metro lines and Cercanías Madrid services, improving connectivity between northern Madrid, the city center, and the southeastern suburbs.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Line 9
Line 9 has 29 stations on the Madrid Metro network.
Line 9 runs between Paco de Lucía and Arganda del Rey.
Line 9 is approximately 39.5 km long.
Line 9 opened in 1980.
Line 9 is a Metro line operated under Madrid Metro.
Line 9 is part of the Madrid Metro transit network.