Takhti Metro Station (Isfahan)

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Tahkti Station

ایستگاه تختی
Esfahan Metro Logo.png
Isfahan Metro Station
General information
LocationTakhti Int.
Avenue in Iran.svg Chaharbagh Avenue
Districts 1-3, Isfahan
Flag of Iran.svg  Iran
Coordinates 32°39′55″N51°40′14″E / 32.6653722°N 51.6704366°E / 32.6653722; 51.6704366
Operated by Isfahan Urban and Suburban Railways Organization
Line(s)1
Connections
  •  BRT 3  Arghavanieh Term. - Khorram Term.
  • Isfahan Bus 9.png 9 Jomhuri - Enqelab
  • Isfahan Bus 10.png 10 BaghQushkhane - Enqelab
  • Isfahan Bus 16.png 16 Malekshahr Jct.-Zayanderud Term.
  • Isfahan Bus 41.png 41 Tayyeb - Juyabad
  • Isfahan Bus 41.png 45 Ahmadabad - Rehnan
  • Isfahan Bus 78.png 78 Imam Hossein-Shahrak-e Valiasr
  • Isfahan Bus 85.png 85 Tayyeb - Shahrak Negin
  • Isfahan Bus 91.png 91 Soffeh-Malekshahr
  • Isfahan Bus 93.png 93 Khorram - Khorasgan
History
Opened12 Aban, 1395 H-Sh (2 November 2016) [1]
Services
Preceding station Isfahan Metro Following station
Shohada Line 1 Imam Hossein

Takhti Metro Station is a station on Isfahan Metro Line 1. The station opened on 2 November 2016. [2] It is located at Takhti intersection in central Isfahan. The next station on the north side is Shohada Station.

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References

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