List of Nanjing Metro stations

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A map of Nanjing metro lines currently in operation Nanjing Metro Network.png
A map of Nanjing metro lines currently in operation

The Nanjing Metro is a rapid transit system serving Nanjing, the capital of Jiangsu province, with stations in all of the city's eleven districts. [1] It is constructed, maintained, and operated by the Nanjing Metro Group Company. The results of Nanjing's 2015 Municipal Bureau of Statistics count showed that Nanjing Metro carried a total of 720 million rides that year. [2]

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The idea for a metro system in Nanjing was first proposed in 1984 in the Nanjing Municipal People's Congress as a way to ease traffic concerns. An underground alignment was preferred in order to "protect the historical city's monuments and walls". [3] Over the next few years, the city hired researchers and engineers to plan the system and to study existing metros like Hong Kong's MTR. In 1992, construction began on an experimental station in what would later become Sanshanjie station. [3] In 1999, following the successful completion of the station's experimental phase, Nanjing became the fifth city after Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen to receive approval from the National Development and Reform Commission to begin work on a subway. [3] Roughly one year later in December, construction on the initial 21.7 km (13.5 mi) line of the system broke ground. [4]

The system spans 499 km (310 mi) and has 218 stations, divided between urban line stations and S-train line stations. [a] There are 16 transfer stations, Andemen, Daxinggong, Gulou, Jimingsi, Jinmalu, Konggangxinchengjiangning, Maqun, Taifenglu, Wutangguangchang, Xiangyulunan, Xiaozhuang, Xinjiekou, Youfangqiao, Yuantong, Nanjing Railway Station, and Nanjing South Railway Station, with the latter two also connecting to China's nationwide conventional rail and high-speed rail network. An additional two stations (Yuantong and Olympic Stadium East) connect to the Hexi tram and one (Lukou International Airport Station) serves the city's international airport. Systemwide, service begins every morning with the earliest train scheduled to depart Yushanlu station on Line 10 at 5:40 a.m. and concludes with the final train scheduled to arrive at Maigaoqiao Station on Line 1 just after 12:27 a.m. the next morning. [5]

Lines

LineTermini (District)OpeningNewest extensionLengthStations
Baguazhoudaqiaonan
(Qixia)
CPU
(Jiangning)
3 September 200528 December 202245.44 km (28.24 mi) [6] 32
Yuzui
(Jianye)
Jingtianlu
(Qixia)
28 May 201028 December 202143.6 km (27.1 mi) [7] 30 [7]
Linchang
(Pukou)
Mozhou­donglu
(Jiangning)
1 April 201518 October 201544.9 km (27.9 mi) [8] 29 [8]
Longjiang
(Gulou)
Xianlinhu
(Qixia)
18 January 2017n/a33.8 km (21.0 mi) [9] 18 [9]
Jiyindadao
(Jiangning)
Wenjinglu
(Jiangning)
31 March 2024n/a12.9 km (8.0 mi)9
Xianxinlu
(Qixia)
Xishanqiao
(Yuhuatai)
28 December 202228 December 202435.7 km (22.2 mi)27
Andemen
(Yuhuatai)
Yushanlu
(Pukou)
1 July 2014n/a21.6 km (13.4 mi) [10] 14 [10]
Nanjing South Railway Station
(Yuhuatai)
Konggangxinchengjiangning
(Jiangning)
1 July 201426 May 201836.3 km (22.6 mi) [11] 9 [11]
Nanjing South Railway Station
(Yuhuatai)
Gaojiachong
(Pukou)
6 December 2017n/a36.3 km (22.6 mi) [12] 19 [12]
Chahe
(Chuzhou)
Chuzhou Railway Station
(Chuzhou)
28 June 2023n/a46.2 km (28.7 mi)10
Maqun
(Qixia)
Jurong
(Jurong)
28 December 2021n/a43.6 km (27.1 mi) [13] 13 [13]
Konggangxinchengjiangning
(Jiangning)
Wuxiangshan
(Lishui)
26 May 2018n/a28.8 km (17.9 mi) [14] 9 [14]
Changjiangdaqiaobei
(Pukou)
Jinniuhu
(Luhe)
1 August 201430 September 202247.3 km (29.4 mi) [15] 19 [15]
Xiangyulunan
(Jiangning)
Gaochun
(Gaochun)
30 December 2017n/a52.4 km (32.6 mi) [16] 6 [16]
Total521 km (324 mi)212 [a]

Line 1 is the first operating line in the Nanjing Metro system. The initial north–south 21.7 km (13.5 mi) segment became operational on September 3, 2005, [17] serving 16 stops between Maigaoqiao and Olympic Stadium stations. [4] In 2010, a 12-station, 18 km (11 mi) southward extension of Line 1 opened, forking the line at Andemen station; [18] four years later, an extended western fork broke away and became Line 10. [19] Shortly after the southern extension of Line 1 was completed, a second, east–west oriented line opened for service. While originally planned to open in phases, all 26 stations of Line 2 opened simultaneously in May 2010. [19] [20] That same year, groundbreaking work began for Line 3, which opened in 2015 with 29 stations. [21] Phase one of Line 4 opened two years later in January 2017, with 18 stations spanning a length of 33.8 km (21.0 mi). [9] [22] As of Line 4's opening, there is just under 177 km (110 mi) of urban metro lines in operation.

The Nanjing Metro also operates six S-train branded suburban metro lines: Line S1 (or the Nanjing–Gaochun Intercity Railway Phase I), Line S3 (or the Nanjing–He County Intercity Railway), Line S7 (or the Nanjing–Lishui Intercity Railway), Line S8 (or the Nanjing–Tianchang Intercity Railway), and Line S9 (or the Nanjing–Gaochun Intercity Railway Phase II). The 35.8 km (22.2 mi) Line S1 opened in 2014 ahead of the Nanjing 2014 Summer Youth Olympics, and connected Lukou International Airport with the rest of the metro system. Line S8 opened soon after, connecting suburban Luhe District with the metro network, with plans to eventually extend to neighboring Anhui Province. [23] Line S3 opened in late 2017, and is the third line to cross the Yangtze River. [24] Lines S7 and S9, respectively connecting the far southern districts of Lishui and Gaochun to Line S1, opened on May 26, 2018 [25] and December 30, 2017, [26] respectively. Line S6 opened in December 2021, extending the Nanjing Metro system outside of Nanjing city limits for the first time. [13] [27] These six lines collectively consist of 244 km (152 mi).

Stations

The Line 1 platform of Xinjiekou station, the busiest station in the Nanjing Metro system Nanjing xinjiekou station line 1.jpg
The Line 1 platform of Xinjiekou station, the busiest station in the Nanjing Metro system
Certain stations are elevated, such as the Xuezelu Station pictured here. Xuezelu Station.jpg
Certain stations are elevated, such as the Xuezelu Station pictured here.

The Nanjing Metro operates 175 stations across nine lines, with 118 stations on the system's five urban lines and 73 along its six S-lines. [a] Among these are transfer stations to China's high-speed rail and conventional passenger rail network, as well as Nanjing's tramway and international airport. Additionally, the metro's expansion plans consist of one urban rail and three suburban rail lines opening within the next five years, [28] expanding the system by an additional 64 stations, with transfer stations counted once per line.

The system's largest and busiest station is Xinjiekou, the transfer station between Lines 1 and 2, with 24 officially marked exits [29] and a floor dedicated to retail and commercial activities. [30] Xinjiekou attracted 158,200 passengers on New Year's Eve in 2015 [31] and 130,500 daily passengers in 2016 during China's week-long National Day holiday. [32] The metro stations in Nanjing South Railway Station and Nanjing Railway Station carried 102,000 and 99,800 daily riders respectively during the same holiday period. [32] Other high-ridership stations include Daxinggong, Sanshanjie, Fuzimiao, Gulou, and Xiamafang. [33] [34] [35]

Key

^ Transfer stations
Line termini
^Transfer stations/Line termini
BSicon TRAM.svg Interchange with the Nanjing Trams
^ BSicon TRAM.svg Transfer stations/Interchange with the Nanjing Trams
BSicon TRAM.svg Line Termini/Interchange with the Nanjing Trams
^ BSicon TRAM.svg Line Termini/Transfer stations/Interchange with the Nanjing Trams
^ CRH-logo.svg Transfer stations/Interchange with CRH
BSicon FLUG.svg Transfer stations at Lukou International Airport
^ CRH-logo.svg Transfer stations/Line termini/Interchange with CRH

In operation

Line(s)Station name
English
Station name
Mandarin
Platform location [30] District/City [36] [e]
  1    10   Andemen^安德门Elevated, Underground [b] Yuhuatai
  S8   Babaiqiao 八百桥Elevated Luhe
  1   Baijiahu 百家湖Underground Jiangning
  1   Badoushan 笆斗山Underground Qixia
  1   Baguazhoudaqiaonan 八卦洲大桥南UndergroundQixia
  1   Baijiahu 百家湖Underground Jiangning
  4    7   Caochangmen/NAU/JSSNU^草场门·南艺·二师UndergroundGulou
  S4   Chahe 汊河ElevatedChuzhou
  S4   Chahexincheng 汊河新城ElevatedChuzhou
  3   Changfujie 常府街Underground Qinhuai
  S8   Changjiangdaqiaobei 长江大桥北UndergroundPukou
  S8   Changlu 长芦ElevatedLuhe
  3    5   Chengxindadao^诚信大道UndergroundJiangning
  1   China Pharmaceutical University 中国药科大学ElevatedJiangning
  S6   Chongming 崇明Underground Jurong
  3   Chunjianglu 常府街Underground Yuhuatai
  S4   Chuzhou Government Affairs Center 滁州政务中心UndergroundChuzhou
  S4   Chuzhou Railway Station CRH-logo.svg 滁州高铁站ElevatedChuzhou
  S1   Cuipingshan 翠屏山UndergroundJiangning
  S8   Dachang 大厂ElevatedLuhe
  3   Daminglu 大明路UndergroundQinhuai
  2    3   Daxinggong^大行宫Underground Xuanwu
  7   Dashichating 大士茶亭UndergroundJianye
  S4   Dawangying 大王郢ElevatedChuzhou
  7   Dingjiazhuang 丁家庄UndergroundQixia
  7   Dingjiazhuangnan 丁家庄南UndergroundQixia
  S6   Dongjiaoxiaozhen 东郊小镇ElevatedJiangning
  4   Dongliu 东流UndergroundJiangning
  5   Dongshan 东山UndergroundJiangning
  S8   Fangzhouguangchang 方州广场UndergroundLuhe
  S8   Fenghuangshangongyuan 凤凰山公园UndergroundLuhe
  7   Fujianlu 福建路UndergroundGulou
  3   Fuqiao 浮桥UndergroundXuanwu
  3   Fuzimiao 夫子庙UndergroundQinhuai
  S9   Gaochun 高淳Elevated Gaochun
  S3   Gaojiachong 高家冲Elevated Jianye
  S3   Gaomiaolu 高庙路UndergroundJianye
  4   Gangzicun 岗子村UndergroundXuanwu
  S8   Gaoxin Development Zone 高新开发区ElevatedPukou
  S8   Getang 葛塘ElevatedLuhe
  1    4   Gulou^鼓楼Underground Gulou
  7   Gupinggang 古平岗UndergroundGulou
  S6   Guquan 古泉ElevatedJiangning
  2   Hanzhongmen 汉中门UndergroundGulou/Qinhuai
  1   Hedingqiao 河定桥UndergroundJiangning
  S1   Hohai University / Fochengxilu 河海大学·佛城西路UndergroundJiangning
  1   Hongshan Zoo 红山动物园ElevatedXuanwu
  3   Hongyundadao 宏运大道UndergroundJiangning
  S4   Huaboyuan 花博园ElevatedChuzhou
  S8   Huagongyuan 化工园ElevatedLuhe
  S6   Huangmei 黄梅ElevatedJurong
  1   Huashenmiao 花神庙UndergroundYuhuatai
  S6   Huayang 华阳ElevatedJurong
  4   Huitonglu 汇通路UndergroundQixia
  7   Jialingjiangdongjie 嘉陵江东街UndergroundJiangning
  10   Jiangxinzhou 江心洲UndergroundJianye
  4   Jiangwangmiao 蒋王庙UndergroundXuanwu
  S3   Jiaxi 贾西UndergroundJianye
  3    4   Jimingsi^鸡鸣寺UndergroundXuanwu
  S3   Jingmingjiayuan 景明佳园UndergroundYuhuatai
  2   Jingtianlu 经天路ElevatedQixia
  2    4   Jinmalu^金马路At-grade, Underground [c] Qixia
  S8   Jinniuhu 金牛湖ElevatedLuhe
  2   Jiqingmendajie 集庆门大街UndergroundJiangning
  4   Jiuhuashan 九华山UndergroundXuanwu
  3   Jiulonghu 九龙湖UndergroundJiangning
  5   Jiulonghunan 九龙湖南UndergroundJiangning
  1   Jixiang'an 吉祥庵UndergroundQixia
  5    S1   Jiyindadao^吉印大道UndergroundJiangning
  4   Jubaoshan 聚宝山UndergroundXuanwu
  S6   Jurong 句容UndergroundJurong
  S7   Konggangxinchenglishui 空港新城溧水Elevated Lishui
  S1    S7   Konggangxinchengjiangning^空港新城江宁UndergroundJiangning
  3   Linchang 林场Elevated Pukou
  3   Kazimen 卡子门UndergroundQinhuai
  5   Keninglu 科宁路UndergroundJiangning
  S4   Langyashan 琅琊山UndergroundChuzhou
  S3   Lanhuatang 兰花塘ElevatedPukou
  S3   Linshan 林山ElevatedPukou
  4   Lingshan 灵山UndergroundJiangning
  S7   Lishui 溧水UndergroundLishui
  10   Linjiang / YOGSP 临江·青奥体育公园UndergroundJianye
  S4   Linlou 林楼ElevatedChuzhou
  S3   Liucun 刘村ElevatedJianye
  3   Liuzhoudonglu 柳州东路UndergroundPukou
  S8   Longchi 龙池UndergroundLuhe
  10   Longhualu 龙华路UndergroundPukou
  4   Longjiang 龙江UndergroundGulou
  1   Longmiandadao 龙眠大道ElevatedJiangning
  S8   Luhe Development Zone 六合开发区ElevatedLuhe
  10   Lüboyuan 绿博园UndergroundJianye
  S1   Lukou International Airport BSicon FLUG.svg 禄口机场UndergroundJiangning
  2    7   Luotanglu^螺塘路UndergroundJianye
  1   Maigaoqiao 迈皋桥ElevatedQixia
  S8   Maofangchanglu 毛纺厂路UndergroundPukou
  S3   Maluowei 马骡圩ElevatedPukou
  2    S6   Maqun^ BSicon TRAM.svg 马群Elevated, UndergroundQixia
  4   Mengbei 孟北UndergroundQixia
  10   Mengdudajie 梦都大街UndergroundJianye
  2   Mengdudajiedong 梦都大街东UndergroundJianye
  3   Mingfaguangchang 明发广场UndergroundYuhuatai
  2   Minggugong 明故宫UndergroundQinhuai
  S9   Mingjue 明觉ElevatedLishui
  2    7   Mochouhu^莫愁湖UndergroundQinhuai
  7   Mufushan 幕府山UndergroundQixia
  3   Mozhoudonglu 秣周东路UndergroundJiangning
  7   Mufuxilu 幕府西路UndergroundGulou
  2   Muxuyuan 苜蓿园UndergroundQinhuai
  7   Nanhu 南湖UndergroundJianye
  1   Nanjing Communications Institute of Technology 南京交院ElevatedJiangning
  3   Nanjing Forestry University Xinzhuang 南京林业大学·新庄UndergroundXuanwu
  1   Nanjing Medical University – Jiangsu Institute of Economic and Trade Technology 南医大·江苏经贸学院ElevatedJiangning
  1    3   Nanjing Railway Station^ CRH-logo.svg 南京火车站UndergroundXuanwu
  1    3    S1    S3   Nanjing South Railway Station^ CRH-logo.svg 南京南站Underground [d] Yuhuatai
  10   Nanjing University of Technology 南京工业大学UndergroundPukou
  2   Nanjing University Xianlin Campus 南大仙林校区ElevatedQixia
  S6   Nanjingyuanrendong 南京猿人洞ElevatedJiangning
  S8   NUIST 信息工程大学ElevatedPukou
  10   Olympic Stadium 奥体中心UndergroundJianye
  2   Olympic Stadium East BSicon TRAM.svg 奥体东UndergroundJianye
  S3   Pingliangdajie 平良大街UndergroundJianye
  10   Pukouwanhuicheng 浦口萬汇城UndergroundPukou
  5   Qianzhuang 前庄UndergroundJiangning
  S3   Qiaolinxincheng 桥林新城ElevatedPukou
  S6   Qilinmen 麒麟门UndergroundJiangning
  7   Qingliangshan 清凉山UndergroundGulou
  2   Qinglianjie 青莲街UndergroundJianye
  S6   Quandudajie 泉都大街UndergroundJiangning
  S7   Qunli 群力ElevatedLishui
  1   Ruanjiandadao 软件大道UndergroundYuhuatai
  1   Sanshanjie 三山街UndergroundQinhuai
  2   Shanghailu 上海路UndergroundGulou/Qinhuai
  3   Shangyuanmen 上元门UndergroundGulou
  S8   Shenqiao 沈桥ElevatedLuhe
  1   Shengtailu 胜太路UndergroundJiangning
  3   Shengtaixilu 胜太西路UndergroundJiangning
  S4   Shierliban 十二里半ElevatedChuzhou
  S9   Shiqiu 石湫ElevatedLishui
  S3   Shiqihe 石碛河ElevatedLishui
  S3   Shuanglong 双垅ElevatedPukou
  1   Shuanglongdadao 双龙大道UndergroundJiangning
  3   Southeast University Chengxian College 东大成贤学院UndergroundPukou
  3   Southeast University Jiulonhgu Campus 东大九龙湖校区UndergroundJiangning
  S4   Suchu Business Center 苏滁商务中心ElevatedChuzhou
  3    S8   Taifenglu^泰冯路UndergroundPukou
  7   Taiqinglu 太清路UndergroundJianye
  S8   Taishanxincun 泰山新村UndergroundPukou
  S6   Tangshan 汤山UndergroundJiangning
  S3   Tianbao 天保At-gradeJianye
  2   Tianbaojie 天保街UndergroundJianye
  1   Tianlongsi 天隆寺UndergroundYuhuatai
  3   Tianruncheng 天润城UndergroundPukou
  1   Tianyindadao 天印大道ElevatedJiangning
  3   Tianyuanxilu 天元西路UndergroundJiangning
  S3   Tiexinqiao 铁心桥UndergroundJianye
  S9   Tongshan 铜山At-gradeJiangning
  S6   Tongshijie 汤山ElevatedJiangning
  S9   Tuanjiewei 童世界ElevatedJurong
  4   Wangjiawan 王家湾UndergroundXuanwu
  7   Wanshou 万寿UndergroundQixia
  10   Wendelu 文德路UndergroundPukou
  5   Wenjinglu 文靖路UndergroundJiangning
  S7   Wolonghu 卧龙湖ElevatedLishui
  3   Wudingmen 武定门UndergroundQinhuai
  S3   Wuhoujie BSicon TRAM.svg 吴侯街UndergroundJianye
  3    7   Wutangguangchang^五塘广场UndergroundGulou
  S7   Wuxiangshan 无想山UndergroundLishui
  2   Xiamafang 下马坊UndergroundQinhuai
  S1   Xiangyulubei 翔宇路北ElevatedJiangning
  S1    S9   Xiangyulunan^翔宇路南ElevatedJiangning
  2   Xianhemen 仙鹤门ElevatedQixia
  4   Xianlinhu 仙林湖ElevatedQixia
  2   Xianlinzhongxin 仙林中心ElevatedQixia
  2   Xi'anmen 西安门UndergroundXuanwu/Qinhuai
  7   Xianxinlu 仙新路UndergroundQixia
  10   Xiaohang 小行ElevatedYuhuatai
  2   Xiaolingwei 孝陵卫UndergroundQinhuai
  1   Xiaolongwan 小龙湾ElevatedJiangning
  3   Xiaoshi 小市UndergroundGulou
  1    7   Xiaozhuang^晓庄UndergroundQixia
  S8   Xiejiadian 卸甲甸ElevatedLuhe
  7   Xinchengkejiyuan 新城科技园UndergroundJianye
  4   Xiganghuashu 西岗桦墅UndergroundJiangning
  3   Xinghuolu 星火路UndergroundPukou
  2   Xinglongdajie 兴隆大街UndergroundJiangning
  S7   Xingzhuang 幸庄UndergroundLishui
  1    2   Xinjiekou^新街口UndergroundQinhuai
  1   Xinmofanmalu 新模范马路UndergroundXuanwu
  5   Xintinglu 新亭路UndergroundJiangning
  S8   Xiongzhou 雄州UndergroundLuhe
  7   Xishanqiao 西善桥UndergroundYuhuatai
  1   Xuanwumen 玄武门UndergroundXuanwu
  2   Xuezelu 学则路ElevatedQixia
  4   Xuzhuang/Suning HQ 徐庄·苏宁总部UndergroundXuanwu
  1   Yanziji 燕子矶UndergroundQixia
  2   Yangshangongyuan 羊山公园ElevatedQixia
  7   Yaohuamen 尧化门UndergroundQixia
  7   Yaohuaxincun 尧化新村UndergroundQixia
  7   Yingtiandajie 应天大街UndergroundJianye
  7    S3   Yongchulu^永初路UndergroundJianye
  2    S3   Youfangqiao^油坊桥At-grade, UndergroundJianye
  2    10   Yuantong^ BSicon TRAM.svg 元通UndergroundJianye
  3   Yuhuamen 雨花门UndergroundQinhuai
  2   Yurundajie 雨润大街UndergroundJianye
  2   Yunjinlu 云锦路UndergroundGulou
  4   Yunnanlu 云南路UndergroundGulou
  10   Yushanlu 雨山路UndergroundPukou
  2   Yuzui BSicon TRAM.svg 鱼嘴UndergroundJianye
  1   Zhangfuyuan 张府园UndergroundQinhuai
  S1   Zhengfangzhonglu 正方中路ElevatedJiangning
  S7   Zhetang 柘塘ElevatedLishui
  7   Zhongfulu 钟阜路UndergroundGulou
  1   Zhonghuamen 中华门UndergroundYuhuatai
  2   Zhonglingjie 钟灵街UndergroundQinhuai
  7    10   Zhongsheng^中胜UndergroundJianye
  S7   Zhongshanhu 中山湖UndergroundLishui
  1   Zhujianglu 珠江路UndergroundQinhuai
  1    5   Zhushanlu^竹山路Elevated, UndergroundJiangning

Under construction

LineTerminalsEst. opening dateLengthStations
Fangjiaying Jiyindadao 2021 [37] 37.4 km (23.2 mi) [37] 30 [37]
Andemen Wangwuzhuang N/A [38] 13.33 km (8.28 mi) [38] 10 [39]
LineTransferStation name
English
Station name
Mandarin
District [40] Estimated opening
  5  Chalukou岔路口Jiangning2021
  5  Chaotiangong朝天宫Qinhuai2021
  5  Chengbeilu城北路Jiangning2021
  5    3  Chengxindadao^诚信大道Jiangning2021
  5  Dajiaochang大校场Jiangning2021
  5  Dazhongqiao大中桥Qinhuai2021
  5  Fangjiaying方家营Gulou2021
  5    7  Fujianlu^福建路Gulou2021
  5    3  Fuzimiao^夫子庙Qinhuai2021
  5  Guanghuamen光华门Qinhuai2021
  5  Hongqiao虹桥Gulou2021
  5  Jianninglu建宁路Gulou2021
  5  Jichanglu机场路Jiangning2021
  5  Jiulonghu九龙湖Jiangning2021
  5    S1  Jiyindadao^吉印大道Jiangning2021
  5  Keninglu科宁路Jiangning2021
  5  Qianzhuang前庄Jiangning2021
  5  Qiqiaoweng七桥瓮Jiangning2021
  5    1  Sanshanjie^三山街Qinhuai2021
  5    2  Shanghailu^上海路Gulou/Qinhuai2021
  5  Shangyuandajie上元大街Jiangning2021
  5  Shanxilu山西路Gulou2021
  5  Xiaguan下关Gulou2021
  5  Xiaotiantang小天堂Jiangning2021
  5  Xintinglu新亭路Jiangning2021
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Notes

  • b Andemen Station has two types of platforms, an elevated platform for Line 1 trains and an underground platform for Line 10 trains.
  • c Jinmalu Station has two types of platforms, an at-grade platform for Line 2 trains and an underground platform for Line 4 trains.
  • d Nanjing South Railway Station has two types of platforms: two underground platforms for cross-platform transfers between Line 1 and Line 3 trains, and a separate underground platform for Line S1 and Line S3 trains.
  • e All station locations are districts of Nanjing except for Jurong, a county-level city under neighboring Zhenjiang, and Chuzhou, a prefecture-level city in neighboring Anhui Province.

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