Lambertseter (station)

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Lambertseter

General information

Location

Lambertseter, Oslo
Norway

Coordinates

59°52′21″N10°48′37″E / 59.87250°N 10.81028°E

Elevation

155.0 m (508.5 ft)

Owned by

Sporveien

Operated by

Sporveien T-banen

Line(s)

Lambertseter Line

Distance

9.5 km (5.9 mi) from Stortinget

Connections

Bus: 74 Mortensrud
74 Vika
75 Kastellet
79 Holmlia
79 Grorud

Construction

Structure type

At-grade

Accessible

Yes

History

Opened

28 April 1957

Location

Lambertseter is a station on Lambertseter Line on the Oslo Metro, served by Line 4. It is located between Karlsrud to the north and Munkelia to the south.

The station is located on the west side of the Lambertseter shopping mall. A road bridge runs over the platform area. The largely residential Lambertseter neighborhood is one of the traditional suburbs of Oslo. Rail connections to the area were by tram from 1957 and replaced with the modern subway in 1966.

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Preceding station	Oslo Metro			Following station
Karlsrud towards Frognerseteren		Line 1		Munkelia towards Bergkrystallen
Karlsrud towards Vestli		Line 4		Munkelia towards Bergkrystallen

v t e Oslo Metro
Lines	Common Holmenkollen Lambertseter Furuset Røa Kolsås Østensjø Løren Grorud Ring Sognsvann Under construction: Fornebu
Rolling stock	T1000/T1300 T2000 MX3000
Operators	Akersbanerne Bærumsbanen Holmenkolbanen Oslo Sporveier Oslo Vognselskap Ruter Sporveien Sporveien T-banen Tryvandsbanen
Stations	Ammerud Avløs Bekkestua Berg Bergkrystallen Besserud Bjørnsletta Blindern Bogerud Borgen Brattlikollen Brynseng Bøler Carl Berners plass Eiksmarka Ekraveien Ellingsrudåsen Ensjø Forskningsparken Frognerseteren Frøen Furuset Gaustad Gjettum Gjønnes Godlia Grorud Grønland Gråkammen Gulleråsen Hasle Haslum Hauger Haugerud Hellerud Helsfyr Holmen Holmenkollen Holstein Hovseter Høyenhall Jar Jernbanetorget Kalbakken Karlsrud Kolsås Kringsjå Lijordet Lillevann Lindeberg Linderud Løren Majorstuen Makrellbekken Manglerud Midtstuen Montebello Mortensrud Munkelia Nationaltheatret Nydalen Oppsal Ringstabekk Ris Risløkka Rommen Romsås Ryen Røa Rødtvet Sinsen Skogen Skullerud Skøyenåsen Skådalen Slemdal Smestad Sognsvann Steinerud Storo Stortinget Stovner Trosterud Tveita Tøyen Tåsen Ullernåsen Ullevål stadion Ulsrud Veitvet Vestli Vettakollen Vinderen Voksenkollen Voksenlia Vollebekk Økern Østerås Østhorn Åsjordet
Disused stations	Bjørnsletta (old) Egne hjem Engerjordet Grini Heggeli Husebybakken Huseby skole Lysakerelven Merradalen Nordberg Ringstabekk (old) Sørbyhaugen Tjernsrud Tryvandshøiden Valkyrie plass Valler Vestgrensa Volvat
Depots	Avløs Depot Etterstad Depot Majorstuen Depot Ryen Depot
History	Timeline Oslo Package 2 Oslo Package 3

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