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| Cuatro Caminos | 
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xx-09-1929 |  |
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| Canal |  |
16-10-1998 - late addition on existing line to provide transfer to line 7 |
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| Quevedo | 27-12-1925 | |||
| San Bernardo |  |
27-12-1925 | ||
| Noviciado | 
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27-12-1925 - transfer provided to Plaza España station on lines 3 and 10 via long flights of escalators. |
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| Santo Domingo |
27-12-1925 - station located below line 3 (between Callao and Plaza España) |
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| Ópera | 
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27-12-1925 - the single-track station on line R (Ópera - Príncipe Pío) is accessible on the same level from the line 2 platform (direction Cuatro Caminos). |
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| Sol |
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11-06-1924 - Puerta de Sol is the central square in Madrid and km 0 for Spain |
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| Sevilla | 11-06-1924 | |||
| Banco de España |
11-06-1924 - the station lies just to the west of Plaza Cibeles, where Calle de Alcalá meets Paseo de Recoletos and Paseo del Prado |
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| Retiro |
11-06-1924 - Parque del Retiro is for Madrid what Central Park is for New York and Hyde Park is for London |
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| Príncipe de Vergara |  |
11-06-1924 |  |
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| Goya | |
11-06-1924 | ||
| Manuel Becerra | |
11-06-1924 | ||
| Ventas | |
11-06-1924 -
a small depot is located on the surface at the southern side of this station |
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| La Elipa | 16-02-2007 | |||
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| (Alsacia) | ||||
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Special Features of Line 2:
Total length: 9.4 km, 16 stations
Small profile line with 60 m long platforms (4-car trains of class 2000 in service)
In 1932, a branch opened from Goya to Diego de León, which was integrated in line 4 in 1958.
From 1964 until 1970, Line 2 continued from Ventas to Ciudad Lineal; this stretch is now part of Line 5.
Line 2 is being extended from its eastern terminus La Elipa to Las Rosas with 4 new stations (4.5 km)
2006 © UrbanRail.Net (Robert Schwandl)
