Line 5 Info
- Network Mexico City Metro
- Operation Started 1981
- Total Length 14.4 km
- Total Stations 13
Terminals
From
Politécnico
To
Pantitlán
Line 5 Overview
Line 5 runs from Pantitlán Station to Politécnico Station. This line was inaugurated on December 19, 1981, from Pantitlán to Consulado Station. In 1982, the line was extended twice, first from Consulado to La Raza Station on July 1, and later from La Raza to Politécnico Station on August 30. Its interchange stations are Instituto del Petroleo, La Raza, Consulado, Oceania, and Pantitlán. It also connects to Mexico City International Airport at Terminal Aero Station.
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Other Lines in Mexico City Metro
Line 1
Pantitlán ↔ Observatorio
20 stations
Line 12
Mixcoac ↔ Tláhuac
20 stations
Line 2
Cuatro Caminos ↔ Tasqueña
24 stations
Line 3
Indios Verdes ↔ Universidad
21 stations
Line 4
Martín Carrera ↔ Santa Anita
10 stations
Line 6
El Rosario ↔ Martín Carrera
11 stations
Line 7
El Rosario ↔ Barranca del Muerto
14 stations
Line 8
Garibaldi / Lagunilla ↔ Constitución de 1917
19 stations
Line 9
Pantitlán ↔ Tacubaya
12 stations
Line A
Pantitlán ↔ La Paz
10 stations
Line B
Ciudad Azteca ↔ Buenavista
21 stations
Frequently Asked Questions — Line 5
Line 5 has 13 stations on the Mexico City Metro network.
Line 5 runs between Politécnico and Pantitlán.
Line 5 is approximately 14.4 km long.
Line 5 opened in 1981.
Line 5 is a Metro line operated under Mexico City Metro.
Line 5 is part of the Mexico City Metro transit network.