Nanjing Metro
Nanjing Metro is a metro system in Nanjing. There are 14 lines by the end of 2025, and in total the lines are about 570.12 km long. The first line, Metro Line 1, was opened in 2005.[1]
Lines
| Line | Color | Time opened | Length | Start and end stations |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Blue | 2005.05.28 | 45.4km | BAGUAZHOUDAQIAONAN - CPU
(South Baiguazhou Bridge [2nd Yangtze River Bridge of Nanjing] - CPU [China Pharmaceutical University]) |
| 2 | Red | 2010.05.28 | 43.35km | YUZUI - JINGTIANLU
(Yuzui - Jingtian Rd.) |
| 3 | Green | 2015.04.01 | 44.9km | LINCHANG - MOZHOUDONGLU
(Linchang - East Mozhou Rd.) |
| 4 | Violet | 2017.01.18 | 33.75km | LONGJIANG - XIANLINHU
(Longjiang - Xianlin Lake) |
| 5[2] | Yellow | 2024.03.31 | 12.9km | WENJINGLU - JIYINDADAO
(Wenjing Rd. - Jiyin Av.) |
| 7 | Dark Green | 2022.12.28 | 35.7km | XISHANQIAO - XIANXINLU
(Xishanqiao - Xianxin Rd.) |
| 10 | Brown | 2014.07.01 | 21.6km | ANDEMEN - YUSHANLU
(Ande Gate - Yushan Rd.) |
| S1 (Airport Line) | Aqua | 2014.07.01 | 35.8km | NANJING SOUTH RAILWAY STATION - KONGGANGXINCHENGJIANGNING
(Nanjing South Railway Station - Airport New City of Jiangning) |
| S3 (Ninghe Line) | Dark Pink | 2018.12.06 | 39.2km | NANJING SOUTH RAILWAY STATION - GAOJIACHONG
(Nanjing South Railway Station - Gaojiachong) |
| S6 (Ningju Line)[3] | Light Purple | 2021.12.28 | 43.59km | MAQUN - JURONG
(Maqun - Jurong) |
| S7 (Ninghe Line) | Pink | 2018.05.28 | 30.2km | KONGGANGXINCHENGJIANGNING - WUXIANGSHAN
(Airport New City Of Jiangning - Wuxiang Hill) |
| S8 (Ningtian Line) | Orange | 2014.08.01 | 47.219 Km | CHANGJIANGDAQIAOBEI - JINNIUHU
(North Yangtze River Bridge [1st Yangtze River Bridge of Nanjing] - Jinniu Lake) |
| S9 (Ninggao Line) | Orange-Yellow | 2017.12.30 | 52.386 Km | XIANGYULUNAN - GAOCHUN
(Xiangyu Rd. South - Gaochun) |
Nanjing Metro Media
Nanjing Metro Network
Nanjing Metro Network
Evolution of the Nanjing Metro
Headquarters for the Nanjing Metro, located on top of exit 3 of the Zhujianglu station.
The map above details Nanjing Metro's plans for all lines and stations that were originally planned to enter operation by the end of 2022. Most of these projects have since been delayed.
