List of Jaipur Metro stations

This is a list of all stations of the Jaipur Metro, a rapid transit system serving Jaipur of India.

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Jaipur Metro is the sixth transit system in India, after Kolkata Metro, Delhi Metro, Namma Metro, Rapid Metro Gurgaon, and Mumbai Metro. It is built and operated by the Jaipur Metro Rail Corporation Limited (JMRC). Its first and currently only section opened on June 3, 2015, with the Pink Line.[1] As of February 2017, Jaipur Metro has 9 metro stations[2] with a total route length of 9.63 kilometres (5.98 mi).

Metro stations
† Terminal station
* Future transfer station
†† Transfer station to Indian Railways / Jaipur Junction railway station

Sr. No. Station Name English Station Name Hindi Line Opened Layout Notes Refs
1 Chandpole†चांदपोल Pink Line June 3, 2015UndergroundNone
2 Civil Linesसिविल लाइन्स Pink Line June 3, 2015ElevatedNone
3 Mansarovar†मानसरोवर Pink Line June 3, 2015ElevatedNone
4 New Aatish Marketनया आतिश मार्केट Pink Line June 3, 2015ElevatedNone
5 Railway Station††रेलवे स्टेशन Pink Line June 3, 2015ElevatedTransfer to Jaipur Railway Station
6 Ram Nagarराम नगर Pink Line June 3, 2015ElevatedNone
7 Sindhi Camp*सिन्धी कैंप Pink Line  June 3, 2015ElevatedNone
8 Shyam Nagarश्याम नगर Pink Line June 3, 2015ElevatedNone
9 Vivek Viharविवेक विहार Pink Line June 3, 2015ElevatedNone
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See also
  • Jaipur Metro
  • Jaipur BRTS
  • List of rapid transit systems in India
  • List of Metro Systems

References
  1. "Jaipur Metro starts operations metro". The Hindu. 6 March 2015.
  2. "Present Status of the Project". JMRC. Archived from the original on 18 May 2015. Retrieved 3 June 2015.
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