Newton MRT Station NS21/DT11

Newton MRT Station (29 July 2017)


Newton MRT Station (GPS: 1.31245, 103.83835; NS21/DT11) is an underground Singapore MRT station. Located along Scotts Road, the station is served by the North-South Line, between the Novena MRT Station and Orchard MRT Station, since its opening on 12 December, 1987. At just 12 meters underground, the platform of the North-South Line is the shallowest of the MRT system.

The Newton MRT Station is presently being expanded to become an interchange. The Downtown Line is planned to serve this station from 2015.

Nearby sights to the Newton MRT Station includes Sheraton Towers, Scotts Highpark and Goldbell tower on the north side of Scotts Road, and Chao Yang Special School and Newton Food Centre on the south side of the road.

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Train arriving at Newton MRT Station (29 July 2017)


Commuters preparing to board an arriving train at Newton MRT Station (29 July 2017)

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