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METROREX LiniiMetro de metrou Line in în operation: exploatare: METRO MAP BUCHAREST M1 Dristor - Pantelimon Mogoşoaia M2 Berceni - Pipera Aeroport M3 Preciziei - Anghel Saligny Ion I.C. Brătianu Henri Coandă-Otopeni Depou M4 Gara de Nord - Parc Bazilescu Străuleşti Străuleşti Otopeni Bruxelles MetroLinie Linesde metrou under în construction execuţie: : Paris M5 DrumulRâul Doamnei Taberei - -Pantelimon Pantelimon Washington Linii de metrou în pregătire: Laminorului Future metro Lines: Parc Tokyo M4 ParcStraulesti Bazilescu - Depou - Str ăStraulestiuleşti Pipera Bazilescu Aeroport M6 Gara de Nord - Aeroport Henri Coandă Pajura Băneasa8 Gara Otopeni Jiului Expozi Băneasa Stations with elevators for Piaţa Aurel Vlaicu persons with disabilities. 1 Mai ţ iei Montreal Griviţa Aviatorilor Click to higlight the 6 proximity objectives. 10 Basarab Gara Piaţa de Nord 2 Victoriei Ştefan cel Mare Crângaşi Petrache Obor Gara de Nord 1 Poenaru Grozăveşti 1 Piaţa1 Romană Pantelimon A1 A1 Gorjului Eroilor Haşdeu Piaţa Iancului Republica Păcii Lujerului Politehnica Cişmigiu Universitate Preciziei Piaţa Muncii Academia Izvor Costin Georgian Piaţa Unirii Parc Favorit Militară Orizont Drumul Taberei Dristor Titan 1 4 Anghel 1 Decembrie Valea Drumul12 Taberei 34 Timpuri Tineretului 1918 Saligny Ialomiţei Romancierilor Noi Mihai Nicolae Nicolae Brâncuși Eroii A2 Bravu Grigorescu Teclu Râul Doamnei Revoluţiei Constantin Brâncoveanu 3 Piaţa Sudului 14 Dimitrie Leonida Apărătorii Patriei © Copyright Metrorex S.A. 2017 Berceni All rights reserved KEY TO AREA: KEY TO SYMBOLS: Area 5: Pantelimon District Area 10: Giuleşti District Interchange station Area 1: Downtown Area 6: Colentina District Area 11: Militari District between metro lines Area 2: Berceni District Area 7: Lacul Tei & Floreasca Districts Area 12: Drumul Taberei District Connection with CFR Railways Area 3: Mihai Bravu & Vitan Districts Area 8: Aviatorilor & Aviatiei Districts Area 13: Rahova District Area 4: Titan District Highways A1/A2/A3 Area 9: Grivita & Bucurestii Noi Districts Area 14: Ferentari District.

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