Stations
All stations are fully equipped with platform screen doors and disabled-accessible facilities.
| Code | Station Name | Transfer | Location | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| English | Chinese | |||||
| Wenshan Line | ||||||
| ← Continues through to the ■Neihu Line | ||||||
| BR2 | Zhongshan Junior High School | 中山國中 | Zhongshan Songshan |
Taipei | ||
| BR3 | Nanjing East Road | 南京東路 | ■ Songshan Line (2013) | |||
| BR4 | Zhongxiao Fuxing | 忠孝復興 | ■ Nangang Line | Da'an | ||
| BR5 | Daan | 大安 | ■ Xinyi Line (2012) | |||
| BR6 | Technology Building | 科技大樓 | ||||
| BR7 | Liuzhangli | 六張犁 | Da'an Xinyi |
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| BR8 | Linguang | 麟光 | ||||
| BR9 | Xinhai | 辛亥 | Wenshan | |||
| BR10 | Wanfang Hospital | 萬芳醫院 | ||||
| BR11 | Wanfang Community | 萬芳社區 | ||||
| BR12 | Muzha | 木柵 | ||||
| BR13 | Taipei Zoo | 動物園 | ■ Circular Line Maokong Gondola |
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