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Circle Line, Singapore MRT

Circle LineCircle Line (26 July 2017)


Circle Line of the Singapore MRT is the fourth mass rapid transit train line in Singapore. At time of writing (May 2010), only 16.5 km of the line has been opened, with 16 stations. When fully completed, it will have 31 stations spanning a distance of 35.7 km, and will become the longest fully automated metro line in the world. The Circle Line is colour coded orange.

The next stage of expansion for the Circle Line will eventually connect the either ends of the routes to "close the circle". This was first announced by the then Minister for Transport Lui Tuck Yew on 17 January 2013. this is a 4-kilometre extension to connect the Marina Bay MRT Station to the HarbourFront MRT Station. Three additional stages are to be added. The working names of the stations were announced on 29 October 2015, and they are the Keppel MRT Station, Cantonment MRT Station and Prince Edward Road MRT Station.

Map of Circle Line, Singapore MRT

Stations on the MRT Circle Line

  1. Dhoby Ghaut MRT Station (GPS: 1.29858, 103.84599 CC1/NE6/NS24)
  2. Bras Basah MRT Station (GPS: 1.29757, 103.8505 CC2)
  3. Esplanade MRT Station (GPS: 1.29359, 103.85541 CC3)
  4. Promenade MRT Station (GPS: 1.29389, 103.86 CC4/DT15)
  5. Nicoll Highway MRT Station (GPS: 1.2996, 103.86399 CC5)
  6. Stadium MRT Station (GPS: 1.30273, 103.87528 CC6)
  7. Mountbatten MRT Station (GPS: 1.30631, 103.88244 CC7)
  8. Dakota MRT Station (GPS: 1.30837, 103.88871 CC8)
  9. Paya Lebar MRT Station (GPS: 1.31816, 103.89305 CC9/EW8)
  10. MacPherson MRT Station (GPS: 1.32678, 103.89019 CC10/DT26)
  11. Tai Seng MRT Station (GPS: 1.3354, 103.88817 CC11)
  12. Bartley MRT Station (GPS: 1.34276, 103.87991 CC12)
  13. Serangoon MRT Station (GPS: CC13/NE12)
  14. Lorong Chuan MRT Station (GPS: 1.35164, 103.86285 CC14)
  15. Bishan MRT Station (GPS: 1.35076, 103.84811 CC15/NS17)
  16. Marymount MRT Station (GPS: 1.34913, 103.83946 CC16)
  17. Caldecott MRT Station (GPS: 1.33776, 103.8394 CC17/TE9)
  18. Bukit Brown MRT Station (GPS: 1.33373, 103.83064 CC18) not yet operational
  19. Botanic Gardens MRT Station (GPS: 1.3224, 103.81505 CC19/DT9)
  20. Farrer Road MRT Station (GPS: 1.31725, 103.80749 CC20)
  21. Holland Village MRT Station (GPS: 1.3112, 103.79595 CC21)
  22. Buona Vista MRT Station (GPS: 1.30734, 103.79 CC22/EW21)
  23. one-north MRT Station (GPS: 1.29923, 103.78694 CC23)
  24. Kent Ridge MRT Station (GPS: 1.29245, 103.78466 CC24)
  25. Haw Par Villa MRT Station (GPS: 1.28237, 103.78183 CC25)
  26. Pasir Panjang MRT Station (GPS: 1.27628, 103.79118 CC26)
  27. Labrador Park MRT Station (GPS: 1.27233, 103.80273 CC27)
  28. Telok Blangah MRT Station (GPS: 1.2707, 103.80972 CC28)
  29. HarbourFront MRT Station (GPS: 1.26596, 103.82077 CC29/NE1)
  30. Keppel MRT Station (GPS: 1.27035, 103.83064 CC30)
  31. Cantonment MRT Station (GPS: 1.27278, 103.83663 CC31)
  32. Prince Edward Road MRT Station (GPS: 1.27431, 103.84835 CC32)
  33. Marina Bay MRT Station (GPS: 1.27613, 103.85461 CE2/NS27/TE20 after 2026 CC33/NS27/TE20)
  34. Bayfront MRT Station (GPS: 1.28134, 103.85882 CE1/DT16 after 2026 CC34/DT16)

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