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DESCRIPTION
Lisbon metro opened in years '50; it was modified, extended and upgraded many times. A crucial date was 1998 (the year of Lisbon Expo), when the network assumed the current asset, consisting in 4 lines (Blue Line: opened in 1959; Yellow Line: opened in 1959; Green Line: opened in 1972; Red Line: opened in 1998) that interchange at Marques de Pombal (Blue Line-Yellow Line), Campo Grande (Yellow Line-Green Line), Alameda (Red Line-Green Line) and Baixa-Chiado (Green Line-Blue Line). The most recent line (Red Line) was built before Expo '98 in order to connect Alameda to the exposition area. A southern extension (Alameda-Saldanha-Sao Sebastiao) opened on August 2009; other important extensions opened on July 2012 (Red Line: from Oriente stop to the Airport) and April 2016 (Blue Line: from Amadora Este to Reboleira).
(last modified February 19, 2017 )
HISTORY
datesection nameline
1959Sete Rios/Jardim Zoologico-RestauradoresBlue Line/Linha Azul
1988Sete Rios-Colegio Militar LuzBlue Line/Linha Azul
1997Colegio Militar Luz-PontinhaBlue Line/Linha Azul
1998Restauradores-Baixa Chiado; Blue and Green Lines splitBlue Line/Linha Azul
2004Pontinha-Amadora EsteBlue Line/Linha Azul
2007Baixa-Chiado-Santa ApoloniaBlue Line/Linha Azul
2016Amadora Este-ReboleiraBlue Line/Linha Azul
1959Entre Campos-RestauradoresYellow Line/Linha Amarela
1988Entre Campos-Cidade UniversitariaYellow Line/Linha Amarela
1993Cidade Universitaria-Campo GrandeYellow Line/Linha Amarela
1997Rotunda/Marques de Pombal-RatoYellow Line/Linha Amarela
2004Campo Grande-OdivelasYellow Line/Linha Amarela
1963Rossio-AlvaladeGreen Line/Linha Verde
1993Alvalade-Campo GrandeGreen Line/Linha Verde
1998Baixa Chiado-Cais do Sodre'; Blue and Green lines splitGreen Line/Linha Verde
2002Campo Grande-TelheirasGreen Line/Linha Verde
1998Alameda-OrienteRed Line/Linha Vermelha
2009Alameda-Sao SebastiaoRed Line/Linha Vermelha
2012Oriente-AeroportoRed Line/Linha Vermelha
(last modified February 19, 2017 )
TECHNICAL DATA
Single line length (Km)
Blue Line:15
Yellow Line:11
Green Line:9
Red Line:11.2
Single line stops
Blue Line:18
Yellow Line:13
Green Line:13
Red Line:12
Single line avg. distance (km)
Blue Line:0.9
Yellow Line:0.9
Green Line:0.75
Red Line:1.0
Total track length (km)
44.2
Total network stops
50
Avg. stop net distance (km)
0.9
Type
steel wheels
Current/Voltage
750 V DC from third rail
Guide/gauge
standard gauge rails (1435 mm)
Vehicles builder
BOMBARDIER
Model
ML90,ML 95,ML97,ML99
Operator
METROPOLITANO DE LISBOA,EPE
(last modified February 19, 2017 )
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metro - lisbon; By Maximilian Dorrbecker (Chumwa) - Self made, using the information fromde:Metro Lissabonwww.carris.ptwww.urbanrail.netImage:Lisboa Metro Network Map 2006.gifand using the following logos:Image:MetroLisboa-linha-azul.svgImage:MetroLisboa-linha-amarela.pngImage:MetroLisboa-linha-verde.pngImage:MetroLisboa-linha-vermelha.png. Created with Adobe Illustrator 12.0
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