Orange Line (Jaipur Metro)

Orange Line (Jaipur Metro)
     Orange Line
Overview
Type Rapid transit
System Jaipur Metro
Status proposed
Locale Jaipur
Termini Sitapura Industrial Area (south)
Ambabari (north)
Stations 20
Operation
Operator(s) Jaipur Metro Rail Corporation
Character underground and elevated
Technical
Line length 23.099 km
Track gauge Standard gauge

Orange Line: Panipech to Sitapura

Route Length — 23.099 km
Number of Stations — 20 (5 underground, 15 elevated)
Link to other Corridors

  • At Sindhi Camp — 1
Orange Line
# Station Name Inter-station Distance (in km) Connections Layout
1 Sitapura Industrial Area 0 None Elevated
2 Pratap Nagar 1.515 None Elevated
3 Haldi Ghati Gate 0.946 None Elevated
4 Sanganer 2.378 None Elevated
5 Laxmi Nagar 0.933 None Elevated
6 Durgapura 0.852 None Elevated
7 Mahavir Nagar 1.401 None Elevated
8 Gopalpura 1.202 None Elevated
9 Dev Nagar 0.785 None Elevated
10 Tonk Phatak 1.008 None Elevated
11 Gandhi Nagar Mode 0.738 None Elevated
12 Sawai Mansingh Stadium 0.845 None Elevated
13 Narayan Singh Circle 0.718 None Elevated
14 SMS Hospital 1.077 None Underground
15 Ajmeri Gate 1.230 None Underground
16 Government Hostel 1.091 None Underground
17 Sindhi Camp 0.724      Green Line Underground
18 Subhash Nagar 1.195 None Underground
19 Pani Pench 0.849 None Elevated
20 Ambabari 1.317 None Elevated

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