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Shanghai Metro Line 2 Wikipedia

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| valign="top" width="150px" | Opened for testing
| valign="top" | october 28th 1999
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| valign="top" | Official opening
| valign="top" | juni 13th 2000
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| valign="top" | Length
| valign="top" | 19.2km
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| valign="top" | Stations
| valign="top" | 13
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| valign="top" | From
| valign="top" | Zhongshan Park
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| valign="top" | Via
| valign="top" | People's Square
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| valign="top" | To
| valign="top" | Zhangjiang
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Shanghai Metro, Line 2

While Shanghai Metro/Line|1 form the north-south axis of the network, this Shanghai Metro/Line|2 form the west-east axis of the network since 1999. Currently the line runs from Zhongshan Park in the west to Zhangjiang in the east, passing the Huangpu river and the Lujiazui financial district in Pudong.

Currently work is being done on a western extension from Zhongshang Park to Hongqiao airport. Additional plans indicate the east of the metro will be extended to the Pudong International Airport, however no details on this plan are know yet. If both plans are completed the total length of the metro line would be over 50km, while is considerably longer than the current 19.2km.

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Last Modified:   2005-11-04