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Following is a list of stations of the Metro of Tunis , the light rail serving the city of Tunis.
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Following is a list of stations of the Metro of Tunis , the light rail serving the city of Tunis.
Line 1 opened in 1985.
Line  | Stations [1] | Geographical coordinates | Delegation | P+R | Correspondences | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ■ | Place de Barcelone | 36°47′46″N10°10′50″E / 36.79607°N 10.18053°E | Bab el Bhar |     + Gare de Tunis | ||
| • | Bab Alioua | 36°47′09″N10°10′47″E / 36.78576°N 10.17982°E | Sidi el Béchir | | ||
| • | Mohamed-Manachou | 36°46′56″N10°10′47″E / 36.78210°N 10.17984°E | Sidi el Béchir | | ||
| • | 13-Août | 36°46′30″N10°10′45″E / 36.77506°N 10.17920°E | Sidi el Béchir | | ||
| • | Mohamed Ali | 36°46′04″N10°11′02″E / 36.76790°N 10.18386°E | El Ouardia | | ||
| • | El Kabaria | 36°45′35″N10°11′26″E / 36.75986°N 10.19055°E | El Kabaria | |||
| • | Ibn Sina | 36°45′15″N10°11′38″E / 36.75429°N 10.19395°E | El Kabaria | |||
| • | El Ouardia VI | 36°45′15″N10°11′57″E / 36.75422°N 10.19907°E | El Kabaria | |||
| • | Cité Ennour | 36°45′05″N10°12′17″E / 36.75147°N 10.20471°E | El Kabaria | |||
| • | Abou El Kacem Echebbi | 36°45′09″N10°12′53″E / 36.75243°N 10.21474°E | Ben Arous | |||
| ■ | Ben Arous | 36°45′20″N10°13′13″E / 36.75548°N 10.22022°E | Ben Arous |
Line 2 opened in 1989.
Line  | Stations | Geographical coordinates | Delegation | P+R | Correspondences | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ■ | Place de la République | 36°48′23″N10°10′51″E / 36.80648°N 10.18082°E | Bab el Bhar | | ||
| • | Nelson-Mandela | 36°48′40″N10°10′57″E / 36.81112°N 10.18256°E | Bab el Bhar | |||
| • | Mohammed-V | 36°48′57″N10°11′00″E / 36.81595°N 10.18321°E | Bab el Bhar | |||
| • | Place de Palestine | 36°49′09″N10°10′52″E / 36.81910°N 10.18099°E | Cité El Khadra | |||
| • | Les Jardins | 36°49′24″N10°11′08″E / 36.82342°N 10.18555°E | Cité El Khadra | |||
| • | Cité El Khadra | 36°49′45″N10°11′25″E / 36.82925°N 10.19037°E | Cité El Khadra | |||
| • | La Jeunesse | 36°50′00″N10°10′58″E / 36.83332°N 10.18276°E | Cité El Khadra | |||
| • | Cité sportive | 36°50′19″N10°10′55″E / 36.83850°N 10.18200°E | El Menzah | |||
| • | 10-Décembre-1984 | 36°50′40″N10°11′04″E / 36.84438°N 10.18431°E | Cité El Khadra | |||
| • | Cité des sciences (El Fell) [2] | 36°50′49″N10°11′33″E / 36.84698°N 10.19237°E | Cité El Khadra | |||
| • | L'indépendance | 36°51′16″N10°11′45″E / 36.85442°N 10.19588°E | L'Ariana | |||
| ■ | Ariana | 36°51′35″N10°11′51″E / 36.85975°N 10.19748°E | Ariana |
Line 3 opened in 1990.
Line 4 opened in 1990.
Line 5 opened in 1992.
Line 6 opened in 2008. the metro line is going to get extended with a new station in mourouj 6.
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