Stations
In the table below, an italicized name indicates that the station is under construction and not yet in operation.
| Code | Station Name | Thai | Notes | coordinates |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bang Kapi - Min Buri | ||||
| Min Buri | มีนบุรี | MRT Pink Line (proposed) | ||
| Keha Ramkhamhaeng | เคหะรามคำแหง | |||
| Min Phatthana | มีนพัฒนา | |||
| Rat Phatthana | ราษฎร์พัฒนา | |||
| Nom Klao | น้อมเกล้า | |||
| Sammakon | สัมมากร | |||
| Khlong Ban Ma | คลองบ้านม้า | |||
| Si Burapha | ศรีบูรพา | |||
| Thailand Cultural Center - Bang Kapi | ||||
| Lam Sali | ลำสาลี | MRT Yellow Line (proposed) | ||
| Hua Mak | หัวหมาก | |||
| Hua Mak Stadium | สนามกีฬาหัวหมาก | |||
| Ramkhamhaeng | รามคำแหง | |||
| Nawasi | นวศรี | MRT Grey Line (proposed) | ||
| Khlong Lat Phrao | คลองลาดพร้าว | |||
| MRTA Depot | ศูนย์ซ่อมบำรุง รฟม. | train depot | ||
| Thailand Cultural Centre | ศูนย์วัฒนธรรมแห่งประเทศไทย | MRT Blue Line park and ride |
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| Taling Chan - Thailand Cultural Center | ||||
| Pracha Songkhro | ประชาสงเคราะห์ | MRT Light Blue Line (proposed) | ||
| Din Daeng | ดินแดง | |||
| Victory Monument | อนุเสาวรีย์ชัยสมรภูมิ | SRT Light Red Line inner-city shortcut extension (proposed) | ||
| Ratchaprarop | ราชปรารภ | Suvarnabhumi Airport Link (April 2010) | ||
| Pratunam | ประตูน้ำ | |||
| Ratchathewi | ราชเทวี | BTS Sukhumvit Line: Ratchathewi Station | ||
| Banthat Thong | บรรทัดทอง | |||
| Yommarat | ยมราช | SRT Dark Red Line (proposed) | ||
| Lan Luang | หลานหลวง | |||
| Democracy Monument | อนุสาวรีย์ประชาธิปไตย | MRT Purple Line extension (proposed) | ||
| Sanam Luang | สนามหลวง | |||
| Siriraj | ศิริราช | |||
| Bang Khun Non | บางขุนนนท์ | MRT Blue Line north extension (proposed) | ||
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