Chula-Siam Monorail

Chula - Siam Monorail
Info
Owner	Bangkok Metropolitan Administration
Locale	Bangkok, Thailand
Transit type	Monorail Rapid transit
Number of lines	3
Number of stations	11 (planned)
Operation
Began operation	2014 (est.)
Technical
System length	6.7 km (4.16 mi) (planned)

Chula-Siam Monorail is a new monorail rapid transit system in Bangkok, Thailand. This line was proposed by BMA with cooperation from Chulalongkorn University. The system consists of 3 routes around Chulalongkorn University area. First routes planned to start construction around early 2012 along Phaya Thai Road from Sam Yan to Siam Square, connecting Siam Station of BTS Skytrain and Sam Yan Station of MRT Blue Line^[1].

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Stations

Code	Station Name	Thai	Notes	Coordinates
Siam - Chula - Sam Yan Route
	Siam Square	สยามสแควร์	BTS Siam Station
	Chulalongkorn University	จุฬาลงกรณ์มหาวิทยาลัย
	Sam Yan	สามย่าน	MRT Blue Line Sam Yan Station
Siam - Henry Dunant - Sam Yan Route
	Siam Square	สยามสแควร์	BTS Siam Station
	Sam Yan	สามย่าน	MRT Blue Line Sam Yan Station
Siam - Ban Tad Thong - Sam Yan Route
	Siam Square	สยามสแควร์	BTS Siam Station
	Sam Yan	สามย่าน	MRT Blue Line Sam Yan Station

Bangkok Rapid Transit System
Primary lines
	BTS Sukhumvit Line (extension planned)
	BTS Silom Line (extension under construction)
	MRT Blue Line (extension under construction)
	SRT Airport Rail Link
	MRT Purple Line (under construction)
	SRT Light Red Line (under construction)
	SRT Dark Red Line (planned)
	MRT Orange Line (planned)
	MRT Yellow Line (planned)
Secondary lines
	Chula-Siam Monorail (planned)
	Grand Square Monorail (planned)
	Ramkhamhaeng-Thonglor Monorail (planned)
	MRT Pink Line (planned)
	BTS Bang Na-Suvarnabhumi (planned)
Cancelled projects
	MRT Brown Line (merged with orange line)
	MRT Grey Line (cancelled)
	MRT Light Blue Line (cancelled)
	Bangkok Elevated Road and Train System (cancelled)
	Lavalin Skytrain (cancelled)

See also

• BTS Skytrain
• Bangkok Metro
• BRT (Bangkok)
• SRT Lines
• Suvarnabhumi Airport Link
• Ramkhamhaeng-Thonglor Monorail

References

1. ^ http://www.thannews.th.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=40555:5000-&catid=129:2009-02-08-11-47-38&Itemid=479

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