Line C (Buenos Aires Metro)
Line C of the Buenos Aires Metro that runs from Retiro to Constitución terminus, opened on 9 November 1934, and it has a length of 4.3 km.
Stations and connections
Line C
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Murals
From the first subway line’s inauguration in 1913 to present times, each subway station in Buenos Aires has dedicated its public spaces to the diffusion and preservation of the City’s cultural and historical patrimony.[2]
Highlights
- Line C is one of two North-South lines in the subte system. It connects the two main train stations in the city centre area, and is often used by commuters who have used trains or other subte lines and need to cover the last few blocks to their work.
- Moreno station is located close to the Ministry of Communications tower.
- Lavalle station provides access to the two pedestrian streets: Lavalle and Florida.
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Plaza Italia • Salguero • Sánchez de Bustamante • Pueyrredón • Santa Fe • Córdoba • Corrientes • Rivadavia • México • San Juan • Sáenz Peña • Constitución
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Estado de Israel • Gascón • Mario Bravo • Jean Juares • Pueyrredón • Callao • Uruguay • Cerrito • Retiro
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Serrano • Costa Rica • Córdoba • Corrientes • Warnes • Díaz Vélez • Aranguen • Rivadavia • Pedro Goyena • Directorio
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Italics indicates planned stations. Bold indicates stations being constructed.
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