Red Line (Taipei Metro) - Stations

Stations

Due to current construction of the Xinyi line, trains on the red line operate in four modes:

  • Tamsui and Xindian Lines connect through to each other:
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  • Xinbeitou Line: .
Opertation Code Station Name Line Transfer Location
English Chinese
● R33 Tamsui 淡水 Tamsui
Line		 Tamsui New Taipei
● R32 Hongshulin 紅樹林
● R31 Zhuwei 竹圍
● R30 Guandu 關渡 Beitou Taipei
● R29 Zhongyi 忠義
● R28 Fuxinggang 復興崗
｜ ● R27 Xinbeitou 新北投 Xinbeitou
Branch
● ● ● R26 Beitou 北投 Tamsui
Line		 ■ Xinbeitou Branch
● ● R25 Qiyan 奇岩
● ● R24 Qilian 唭哩岸
● ● R23 Shipai
 石牌
● ● R22 Mingde 明德
● ● R21 Zhishan 芝山 Shilin
● ● R20 Shilin 士林 ■ Circular Line
● ● R18A Jiantan 劍潭
● ● R17 Yuanshan 圓山 Datong
Zhongshan
● ● R16 Minquan West Road 民權西路 ■ Xinzhuang Line
● ● R15 Shuanglian 雙連
● ● R14 Zhongshan 中山 ■ Songshan Line
● ● R13 Taipei Main Station 台北車站 ■ Banqiao Line
Taoyuan Airport MRT
TRA Western Line
Taiwan High Speed Rail		 Zhongzheng
● ● R12 National Taiwan University Hospital 台大醫院
● ● R11 Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall 中正紀念堂 Tamsui/Xinyi
Line		 → ■ Xindian Line
■ Xiaonanmen Branch
｜ ｜ R10 Dongmen 東門 Xinyi
Line		 ■ Xinzhuang Line Zhongzheng
Da'an
｜ ｜ R9 Daan Park 大安森林公園 Da'an
｜ ｜ R8 Daan 大安 ■ Wenshan Line
｜ ｜ R7 Xinyi Anhe 信義安和
｜ ｜ R6 Taipei 101/World Trade Center 台北101/世貿 Xinyi
｜ ｜ R5 Xiangshan 象山
｜ ｜ R4 Xinyi Songde 信義松德
｜ ｜ R3 Zhongpo 中坡
● ● G10 Guting 古亭 Xindian
Line		 ■Zhonghe/Xinzhuang Line Zhongzheng Taipei
● ● G9 Taipower Building 台電大樓 Zhongzheng
Da'an
● G8 Gongguan
 公館
● G6 Wanlong 萬隆 Wenshan
● G5 Jingmei 景美
● G4 Dapinglin 大坪林 ■Circular Line Xindian New Taipei
● G3 Qizhang 七張 ■Xiaobitan Branch
● G2 Xindian District Office 新店區公所
● G1 Xindian 新店

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