Jinshajiang Road Station

Jinshajiang Road (Chinese: 金沙江路站; pinyin: Jīnshājiāng Lù Zhàn) is the name of an interchange station on Lines 3 and 4 of the Shanghai Metro. It is located in Putuo District, Shanghai.

The station will become an interchange in 2012, when Line 13 enters operation.

The station is near East China Normal University.

Shanghai Metro stations
Line 3 North Jiangyang Road • Tieli Road • Youyi Road • Baoyang Road • Shuichan Road • Songbin Road • Zhanghuabang • Songfa Road • South Changjiang Road • West Yingao Road • Jiangwan Town • Dabaishu • Chifeng Road • Hongkou Football Stadium • Dongbaoxing Road • Baoshan Road • Shanghai Railway Station • Zhongtan Road • Zhenping Road • Caoyang Road • Jinshajiang Road • Zhongshan Park • West Yan'an Road • Hongqiao Road • Yishan Road • Caoxi Road • Longcao Road • Shilong Road • Shanghai South Railway Station
Line 4 (Inner Loop towards Hongqiao Road←) Yishan Road • Shanghai Indoor Stadium • Shanghai Stadium • Dong'an Road • Damuqiao Road • Luban Road • South Xizang Road • Nanpu Bridge • Tangqiao • Lancun Road • Pudian Road • Century Avenue • Pudong Avenue • Yangshupu Road • Dalian Road • Linping Road • Hailun Road • Baoshan Road • Shanghai Railway Station • Zhongtan Road • Zhenping Road • Caoyang Road • Jinshajiang Road • Zhongshan Park • West Yan'an Road • Hongqiao Road (→Outer Loop towards Yishan Road)
Line 13
(U/C)		 Jinyun Road • West Jinshajiang Road • Fengzhuang • South Qilianshan Road • Zhenbei Road • Daduhe Road • Jinshajiang Road

Coordinates: 31°14′03″N 121°24′29″E / 31.2342°N 121.408°E / 31.2342; 121.408


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