Metrorrey Line 1

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Line 1
Train at Talleres station.
Overview
Status	Operational
Locale	Monterrey
Termini	Talleres Exposición
Stations	19
Service
Type	Rapid transit
System	Metrorrey
Operator(s)	Sistema de Transporte Colectivo Metrorrey
History
Opened	25 April 1991
Technical
Line length	18.828 km (11.699 mi)
Track gauge	1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in)
Route map Legend Talleres San Bernabé Unidad Modelo Aztlán Penitenciaría Alfonso Reyes Mitras Simón Bolívar Hospital Edison Central Cuauhtémoc Del Golfo Félix U. Gómez Parque Fundidora Y Griega Eloy Cavazos Lerdo de Tejada Exposición This diagram: view talk

Line 1 is a line on the Metrorrey system. It has 19 stations and it runs 18.828 km from Talleres to Exposición. The line opened on April 25, 1991.

History[]

Construction for Line 1 began on April 18, 1988 and it opened three years later on April 25, 1991, from Exposición to San Bernabé.^[1] On June 11, 2002, a new station on the line was opened: Talleres, replacing San Bernabé station as the northern terminus of the line.

Chronology[]

• April 25, 1991: from Exposición to San Bernabé
• June 11, 2002: from San Bernabé to Talleres

Station list[]

No.	Logo	Station	Date opened	Level	Transfer(s)	Location
01		Talleres	June 11, 2002	Surface		Monterrey
02		San Bernabé	April 25, 1991	Elevated
03		Unidad Modelo	April 25, 1991	Elevated
04		Aztlán	April 25, 1991	Elevated
05		Penitenciaría	April 25, 1991	Elevated
06		Alfonso Reyes	April 25, 1991	Elevated
07		Mitras	April 25, 1991	Elevated
08		Simón Bolívar	April 25, 1991	Elevated
09		Hospital	April 25, 1991	Elevated
10		Edison	April 25, 1991	Elevated
11		Central	April 25, 1991	Elevated
12		Cuauhtémoc	April 25, 1991	Elevated	Metro Line 2
13		Del Golfo	April 25, 1991	Elevated
14		Felix U. Gómez	April 25, 1991	Elevated	Metro Line 3
15		Parque Fundidora	April 25, 1991	Elevated
16		Y Griega	April 25, 1991	Elevated
17		Eloy Cavazos	April 25, 1991	Elevated		Guadalupe
18		Lerdo de Tejada	April 25, 1991	Elevated
19		Exposición	April 25, 1991	Elevated

References[]

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