Stations
- North Avenue - Quezon City (interchange with Line 3 at North Avenue)
- Roosevelt - Quezon City
- Balintawak - Quezon City
- Malvar - Caloocan City
- Monumento - Caloocan City
- 5th Avenue - Caloocan City
- R. Papa - Tondo, Manila
- Abad Santos - Tondo and Santa Cruz, Manila
- Blumentritt - Santa Cruz, Manila (interchange with PNR Southrail at Blumentritt)
- Tayuman - Santa Cruz, Manila
- Bambang - Santa Cruz, Manila
- Doroteo Jose - Santa Cruz, Manila (interchange with Line 2 at Recto)
- Carriedo - Quiapo and Santa Cruz, Manila
- Central Terminal - Ermita, Manila (also known as Arroceros or City Hall)
- United Nations - Ermita, Manila
- Pedro Gil - Ermita, Manila (also known as Herran)
- Quirino Avenue - Malate, Manila
- Vito Cruz - Malate, Manila (also known as Pablo Ocampo or Ocampo)
- Gil Puyat - Pasay City (also known as Buendia)
- Libertad - Pasay City (also known as Antonio Arnaiz or simply Arnaiz)
- EDSA - Pasay City (interchange with Line 3 at Taft Avenue)(also known as Pasay Rotonda or Edsa - Taft Rotonda)
- Baclaran - Pasay City(near border of Baclaran, Paranaque City)
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Nor blaspheme down the stations of the breath”
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