Rapid Transit in Sweden

Rapid Transit In Sweden

Tensta Akalla 11 Rinkeby Husby Rissne Kista Duvbo Kymlinge Sundbybergs centrum Hallonbergen Vreten Näckrosen Huvudsta Solna centrum 19 Hässelby strand Västra skogen Hässelby gård Stadshagen Johannelund Vällingby Råcksta Mörby centrum 14 Blackeberg Danderyds sjukhus Islandstorget Bergshamra Ängbyplan Universitetet 17 Åkeshov Tekniska högskolan Brommaplan Stadion Abrahamsberg Ropsten 13 Stora mossen Gärdet 18 Alvik Karlaplan Kristineberg Thorildsplan Östermalmstorg Fridhemsplan Sankt Eriksplan Odenplan Rådhuset Rådmansgatan Hötorget T-Centralen Kungsträdgården 10 11 Gamla stan Slussen Mariatorget Medborgarplatsen Zinkensdamm Skanstull Hornstull Gullmarsplan Liljeholmen Skärmarbrink Midsommarkransen Hammarbyhöjden Telefonplan Björkhagen Hägerstensåsen Kärrtorp Västertorp Bagarmossen 14 Fruängen Skarpnäck 17 Aspudden Globen Örnsberg Enskede gård Axelsberg Sockenplan Mälarhöjden Svedmyra Bredäng Stureby Sätra Bandhagen Skärholmen Högdalen Vårberg Rågsved Vårby gård Hagsätra 19 Masmo Blåsut Fittja Sandsborg Alby Skogskyrkogården Hallunda Tallkrogen 13 Norsborg Gubbängen Hökarängen Farsta Farsta strand 18

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The Stockholm metro (Swedish: Stockholms tunnelbana) is a metro system in Stockholm, Sweden. The first line opened in 1950, and today the system has 100 stations in use, of which 47 are underground and 53 above ground. There are seven lines numbered from 10 to 19, in three groups identified by a color: the Green, Red and Blue lines. Each color line has two or three numbered lines on shared sections through the Stockholm City Centre.

The 105.7 kilometres (65.7 mi) long metro system is owned by the Stockholm County Council through Storstockholms Lokaltrafik (SL). The operation is contracted to MTR Corporation (Chinese: 香港鐵路有限公司).