LRT Ampang LineLRT Ampang Line
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LRT Ampang Line is one of the two light rail transit lines operated by RapidKL. Also known simply as Ampang Line, it comprises one major line which branches out into two sublines. The main line starts from Sentul Timur LRT Terminal and goes to Chan Sow Lin LRT Station. From there, it forks into two branches, one ending at Ampang LRT Terminal and the other at the Sri Petaling LRT Terminal.

All the stations on the Ampang Line are either above ground or at grade. There are no underground stations. The Ampang Line was originally known as STAR LRT until it was taken over by Syarikat Prasarana Negara Berhad, the infrastructure company belonging to the Ministry of Finance, and management of the line was transferred to RapidKL.

In the map above, the Ampang Line is colour coded  red  for easy recognition.

Map of Klang Valley's Mass Transit Lines

Stations on the Ampang Line

Sentul Timur LRT Station

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Sentul LRT Station

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Titiwangsa LRT Station

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PWTC LRT Station

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Sultan Ismail LRT Station

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Bandaraya LRT Station

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Masjid Jamek LRT Station

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Plaza Rakyat LRT Station

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Hang Tuah LRT Station

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Pudu LRT Station

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Chan Sow Lin LRT Station

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The Ampang Branch of the Ampang Line

Miharja LRT Station

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Maluri LRT Station

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Pandan Jaya LRT Station

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Pandan Indah LRT Station

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Cempaka LRT Station

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Cahaya LRT Station

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Ampang LRT Station

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The Sri Petaling Branch of the Ampang Line

Cheras LRT Station

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Salak Selatan LRT Station

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Bandar Tun Razak LRT Station

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Bandar Tasik Selatan LRT Station

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Sungai Besi LRT Station

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Bukit Jalil LRT Station

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Sri Petaling LRT Station

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Awan Besar LRT Station

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Muhibbah LRT Station

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Alam Sutera LRT Station

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Kinrara BK5 LRT Station

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IOI Puchong Jaya LRT Station

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Pusat Bandar Puchong LRT Station

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Taman Perindustrian Puchong LRT Station

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Bandar Puteri LRT Station

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Puchong Perdana LRT Station

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Puchong Prima LRT Station

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Putra Heights LRT Station

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Map of Klang Valley's Mass Transit Lines

Extensions to the Ampang LRT Line

In August, 2006, it was announced that the Sri Petaling line will be extended to reach the suburb of Puchong. After years of studies, construction of the line is expected to begin in 2010, and the line is due for completion in 2012.

In preparation for the extension, the Station Codes for the Ampang Line have been revised. The current Station Code is SP13 (Sri Petaling) to SP31 (Chan Sow Lin). The Station Code for the branch is numbered from Ampang, with AG1 and ends with Ampang (AG7). Chan Sow Lin LRT Station is the interchange between the two branches of the line.

Four new stations are expected to be operational by Q4 2015. They are the Awan Besar, Muhibbah, Alam Sutera and Kinrara BK 5 LRT Stations. The remainder will be operational by Q3 2016, when the link will terminate at the Putra Heights LRT Station, which will serve as a cross-platform interchange with the Kelana Indah Line, also undergoing extension.

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