The following is a list of the stations on the Brescia Metro, a rapid transit system in Brescia, Italy.
Name | Grade |
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Prealpino | Underground |
Casazza | Underground |
Mompiano | Underground |
Europa | Underground |
Ospedale | Underground |
Marconi | Underground |
San Faustino | Underground |
Vittoria | Underground |
Stazione F.S. | Underground |
Bresciadue | Underground |
A2A Lamarmora | Underground |
Volta | Underground |
Poliambulanza | Surface |
San Polo Parco | Surface |
San Polo Cimabue | Underground |
Sanpolino | Elavated |
San Eufemia-Buffalora | Elavated |
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