Line H (Buenos Aires)

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Recently inaugurated Line H Humberto Iº metro station with transfer point to Line E
Recently inaugurated Line H Humberto Iº metro station with transfer point to Line E
Caseros station with pristine classic Siemens-Schuckert formations
Caseros station with pristine classic Siemens-Schuckert formations

Subte Line H

Recently inaugurated Plaza Once-Caseros Line H is planned to run from Retiro to Nueva Pompeya once the remaining sections are constructed.

It will connect the Southern part of the city with the North, thus improving the flow to the centre of the city, and will be approximately 11 km long from end to end. The Line H will provide cross-connections with almost all the other lines.

This is the first new line built in Buenos Aires since the opening of Line E on June 20, 1944.

The first phase, between Plaza Once and Caseros, opened 18 October 2007.

[edit] Stations and connections

  • Nueva Pompeya (projected)
  • Sáenz (projected)
  • Hospitales (under construction)
  • Parque Patricios (under construction)
  • Caseros
  • Inclán
  • Humberto Iº Line E
  • Venezuela
  • Plaza Once Line A
  • Corrientes (under construction) Line B
  • Córdoba (projected)
  • Santa Fe (projected) Line D
  • Las Heras (projected)
  • Plaza Francia (projected)
  • Cerrito (projected)
  • Retiro (projected) Line C

Stations in this line are slated to be named after tango musicians

[edit] External links

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