List of Surat Metro stations

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This is a list of all stations of the Surat Metro , [1] an under-construction rapid transit system serving Surat City and Surat Metropolitan Region in the state of Gujarat, India. [2] [3] [4] The Surat Metro will be the sixth transit system to be built in India. Construction was started on 18 January 2021 with two lines, the Red Line and Green Line, with a total of 38 station. The project is expected to be completed by December 2027, [5] and will cover a distance of 41 kilometers. [6]

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The metro network will allow Surat to connect with Sarthana to DREAM City (22 km (14 mi)) and from Bhesan Depot to Saroli (18 km (11 mi)). [7] [8]

Each line of the Surat Metro is identified by a specific color. The first corridor, from Sarthana to DREAM City, will be known as the Red Line, and the second corridor, from Bhesan Depot to Saroli, will be known as the Green Line. [9]

The system uses rolling stocks of standard gauge trains and has a combination of elevated, underground and at-grade lines. [10]

Metro stations

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Sr. No.Station nameLineLayoutPlatform layoutStatusNotesRefs
English Gujarati
1Adajan Gamઅડાજણ ગામLine 2ElevatedSideUnder construction–
2Althan Tenamentઅલથાણ ટેનામેન્ટLine 1ElevatedSideUnder construction–
3Althan Gamઅલથાણ ગામLine 1ElevatedSideUnder construction–
4Anjana Farmઅંજના ફાર્મLine 2ElevatedSideUnder construction–
5Athwa Chopatiઅઠવા ચોપાટીLine 2ElevatedSideUnder construction–
6Badri Narayan Templeબદ્રી નારાયણ ટેમ્પલLine 2ElevatedSideUnder construction–
7Bharat Cancer Hospitalભારત કેન્સર હોસ્પિટલLine 2ElevatedSideUnder construction–
8BheshanભેસાણLine 2ElevatedSideUnder construction– [11]
9BhimradભીમરાડLine 1ElevatedSideUnder construction–
10Botanical Gardenબોટનિકલ ગાર્ડનLine 2ElevatedSideUnder construction–
11Central Warehouseસેન્ટ્રલ વેરહાઉસLine 1UndergroundSideUnder construction–
12Convention Centerકન્વેન્શન સેન્ટરLine 1ElevatedSideUnder construction–
13DREAM Cityડ્રીમ સિટીLine 1ElevatedSideUnder construction–
14Gandhi BaugગાંધીબાગLine 1UndergroundSideUnder construction–
15Jagdishchandra Bose Aquariumજગદીશચંદ્ર બોસ એક્વેરિયમLine 2ElevatedSideUnder construction–
16Kadarsha Ni Naalકાદરશા ની નાળLine 1ElevatedSideUnder construction– [12]
17Kamela Darwajaકમેલા દરવાજાLine 2ElevatedSideUnder construction–
18Kapodraકાપોદ્રાLine 1UndergroundSideUnder construction–
19Labheshwar Chowkલાભેશ્વર ચોકLine 1UndergroundSideUnder construction–
20LP Savani Schoolએલ.પી.સવાણી સ્કૂલLine 2ElevatedSideUnder construction–
21MagobમગોબLine 2ElevatedSideUnder construction–
22Majura Gateમજુરા ગેટLine 1 Line 2ElevatedSideUnder constructionInterchange with Line 1 & Line 2
23Maskati Hospitalમસ્કતી હોસ્પિટલLine 1UndergroundSideUnder construction–
24Model Townમોડલ ટાઉનLine 2ElevatedSideUnder construction–
25Nature Parkનેચર પાર્કLine 1ElevatedSideUnder construction–
26Palanpur Roadપાલનપુર રોડLine 2ElevatedSideUnder construction–
27Performing Art Centreપર્ફોર્મિંગ આર્ટ સેન્ટરLine 2ElevatedSideUnder construction–
28Rupali Canalરૂપાલી કેનાલLine 1ElevatedSideUnder construction–
29SarthanaસરથાણાLine 1ElevatedSideUnder construction– [13] [14]
30SaroliસારોલીLine 2ElevatedSideUnder construction–
31Shri Swaminarayan Mandir Kalakunjશ્રી સ્વામિનારાયણ મંદિર કલાકુંજLine 1ElevatedSideUnder construction–
32Surat Railway Stationસુરત રેલ્વે સ્ટેશનLine 1UndergroundSideUnder constructionTransfer station to Surat Railway Station
33Udhna Darwajaઉધના દરવાજાLine 2ElevatedSideUnder construction–
34Ugat Varigruhઉગત વરિગૃહLine 2ElevatedSideUnder construction–
35Varachha Chopati Gardenવરાછા ચોપાટી ગાર્ડનLine 1ElevatedSideUnder construction–
36VIP Roadવી.આઈ.પી રોડLine 1ElevatedSideUnder construction–
37Woman ITIવુમન આઈ.ટી.આઈLine 1ElevatedSideUnder construction–

Statistics

Total number of metro stations38
Total number of metro stations under construction38
Number of interchange stations1
Number of elevated stations32
Number of underground stations6
Number of at-grade stations0

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