Line 26 (Shanghai Metro)

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Line 26
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Overview
StatusPlanned
Locale Baoshan, Jing'an, Hongkou, Yangpu, Pudong, Minhang, Changning, Putuo, Jiading
Shanghai
Stations56 (Loop + branch) [1]
50 (Loop only) [2]
Website www.shmetro.com
Service
Type BSicon SUBWAY-CHN.svg Rapid transit
System Shanghai Metro logo.svg Shanghai Metro
Operator(s)Shanghai Metro Operation Co., Ltd.
Technical
Track length77.87 km (48.39 mi) (Loop + Branch) [1]
70.66 km (43.91 mi) (Loop only) [2]
Number of tracks2
Track gauge 1,435 mm (4 ft 8+12 in)
Electrification Overhead lines (1500 volts)

Line 26 is a future subway line on the Shanghai Metro. The line was announced by the Municipal government in 2016. [3] [4]

Contents

Line 26 will be Shanghai Metro's second loop line. It will be 77.87 km in length with 56 stations (loop + branch), [1] of which 70.66 km and 50 stations on the loop. [2]

Stations

Note: The station list is incomplete and outdated.

Service routes

Shanghai metro line 26 service routes
RoutesStation nameConnectionsDistanceLocationOpen-
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— ↑ Loop line towards Zhenhua Road (Outer Loop) ↑ —
Xingzhi Road 行知路  7    26   (branch)0.00 Baoshan Fourth phase of Shanghai rail transit construction plan
Shanghai Circus World 上海马戏城  1    20   Jing'an
Guangling 4th Road 广灵四路  19   Hongkou
Chifeng Road 赤峰路  3  
Fushun Road 抚顺路  18   Yangpu
Middle Yanji Road 延吉中路  8  
Longchang Road 隆昌路  12  
Tengyue Road 腾跃路  24  
Laiyang Road 莱阳路 Pudong
Boxing Road 博兴路  6  
Taierzhuang Road 台儿庄路  9    13  
Yunshun Road 云顺路  14  
Yangjia Town 杨家镇
Jinke Road 金科路  2    27  
Zhangheng Road 张衡路
Middle Huaxia Road 华夏中路  13    16  
Lianxi Road 莲溪路  13    18  
Yanglian Road 杨莲路  24  
Gaoqing Road 高青路  6  
Shangnan Road 上南路  6  
Lingzhao Xincun 凌兆新村  8    19  
Longrui Road 龙瑞路  23   Xuhui
Luoxiu Road 罗秀路  15  
Lianhua Road 莲花路  1   Minhang
Gudai Road 顾戴路  12  
Hechuan Road 合川路  9  
Jinhui Road 金汇路  25   (planned) Changning
Shanghai Zoo 上海动物园  10  
West Xianxia Road 仙霞西路  17   (planned)
Songhong Road 淞虹路  2  
South Qilianshan Road 祁连山南路  13   Putuo
Zhenxin Xincun 真新新村  14   Jiading
Qilianshan Road 祁连山路  11    20   Putuo
Gulang Road 古浪路  15  
Zhenhua Road 真华路 Baoshan
— ↓ Loop line towards Xingzhi Road (Inner Loop) ↓ —
Branch line (from Xingzhi Road)
Shaoniancun Road 少年村路 Baoshan
Baode Road 保德路
Kangning Road 康宁路

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