Here is a comprehensive introduction to the Mumbai metro map, Mumbai metro route, Mumbai metro stations, and the most recent advances in the Mumbai Metro construction.

The plan to build the Mumbai Metro began in 2006, when the fundamental basis for phase-I according to the Mumbai Metro map was placed, with the goal of providing alternate connectivity to Mumbaikars. However, delays in the Mumbai metro project were caused by operational and policy delays. Only three Mumbai Metro routes have been operational as of today. Two of them are new Mumbai metro lines.

 

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The first phase of the Mumbai metro routes ‘Metro 2A’ (Dahisar to DN Nagar) and ‘Metro 7’ (Dahisar East to Andheri East) opened to passengers on April 2, 2022. The new metro lines, which were inaugurated by chief minister Uddhav Thackeray, are projected to carry more than 3 lakh passengers each day. The first section of the new Mumbai Metro 2A route runs from Dahisar to Dahanykarwadi, whereas the first phase of the new Mumbai Metro 7 line runs from Dahisar to Aarey colony.

There would be 11 trains with six carriages operating for both Mumbai metro routes, with 8 or 9 being operational and the rest being standby. The Mumbai metro trains will run every 10 minutes and would be operational for over 19 hours a day, from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m.

According to HT, the second phase of Mumbai’s two new metro lines could open in October 2022. In January 2022, the two new metro lines in Mumbai acquired the ‘Research Design and Standard Organization’ (RDSO) certificate, which was issued in two phases.

On February 22, 2022, approximately half of the required inspection of the delayed Phase 1 of Mumbai metro lines 2A & 7 between Dahanukarwadi and Aarey was completed, according to the Commissioner of Metro Rail Safety (CMRS). According to a TOI article, CMRS has requested 7 days to complete the inspection, which began on February 19, 2022. The inspection will cover signaling, OHE, civil works, stations, and platforms, among other things. On March 25, 2022, the Mumbai Metro received its safety certificate.

 

Mumbai Metro map

Mumbai Metro network and corridors

The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) is implementing the Mumbai Metro route network as it expands beyond the Mumbai region.

At the moment, only one Mumbai metro line is completely operating, while two more are being built in stages. In Mumbai, eight metro lines are under construction and five have been approved. The first line opened in June 2014, and two other new metro lines in Mumbai will open in April 2022. Mumbai has 14 metro lines, with two more being added in the future. Metro Line 2B (D N Nagar to Mandale), Metro Line 4 & 4A (Wadala-Kasarvadavali–Gaimukh), Metro Line 5 (Thane to Kalyan), Metro Line 6 (Swami Samarth Nagar to Vikhroli), and Metro Line 9 (Swami Samarth Nagar to Vikhroli) are all under development in Mumbai (Andheri to CSIA and Dahisar to Mira Bhayander).

 

All of these Mumbai metro lines have already begun civil construction, according to MMRDA, and are projected to be completed by 2022-2024.

 

Mumbai Metro route: Line 1

Mumbai Metro Line 1 stations

Versova

DN Nagar

Azad Nagar

Andheri

Western Express Highway

Chakala

Airport Road

Marol Naka

Saki Naka

Asalpha

Jagruti Nagar

Ghatkopar

 

This operating line, also known as the Blue Line on the Mumbai metro map, connects Versova and Ghatkopar through Andheri. The Mumbai metro line connects significant regions in the western and central suburbs, making it one of the city’s most popular modes of transportation. This 11.4-kilometer metro line in Mumbai is completely elevated.

 

Mumbai Metro route: Line 2

Mumbai Metro stations Line 2A stations	The  Mumbai Metro stations Line 2B
Dahisar	ESIC Nagar
Anand Nagar	Prem Nagar
Kandarpada	Indira Nagar
IC Colony	Nanavati Hospital
Eksar	Khira Nagar
Borivali  West	Saraswat Nagar
Pahadi Eksar	National College
Kandivali West	Bandra Metro
Dhanukarwadi	ITO BKC
Valnai	IL&FS, BKC
Malad (West)	MTNL, BKC
Lower Malad	SG Barve Marg
Pahadi Goregaon	Kurla East
Goregaon Metro	Eastern Express Highway
Oshiwara	Chembur
Lower Oshiwara	Diamond Garden
Andheri West	Shivaji Chowk
	BSNL
	Mankhurd
	Mandala

 

This 42-kilometer Mumbai metro route, also known as the Yellow Line, is divided into two sections: 2A and 2B. The 2A section will be an 18-kilometer corridor with 17 Mumbai metro stations connecting Dahisar, Charkop, and DN Nagar. Due to community requests for metro stations to be site specific, the MMRDA renamed 15 of the 17 stations. Dahisar East Metro station & Eksar Metro station are two stations whose names have not been changed, according to the MMRDA list. The new metro station names are listed in the box above. According to reports, there are calls for the Pahadi Eksar Metro station to be renamed Shimpoli.

The 23.5-kilometer 2B section will connect DN Nagar, BKC, and Mankhurd. This project is expected to cost roughly Rs 17,000 crores. The first phase of the 2A Mumbai metro route, which spans 9.5 kilometres and connects Dahisar, Anand Nagar, Kandarpada, IC Colony, Eksar, Borivali West, Pahadi Eksar, Kandivali West, and Dhanukarwadi, began service on April 2, 2022.

The minimum fare is Rs 10 and the highest fare is Rs 40 in Mumbai’s first phase of metro route 2A and 7. The fare is determined by the distance covered by the Mumbai metro line in kilometres. The Mumbai metro trains run from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., with fares of Rs. 10 for 0 to 3 kilometres, Rs. 20 for 3 to 12 kilometres, Rs. 30 for 12 to 18 kilometres, Rs. 40 for 18 to 24 kilometres, and Rs. 50 for 24 to 30 kilometres. Ticketing is currently done by QR code-based smartphone and paper tickets. Season tickets with smart cards and apps will be available later. While metro users will first have to purchase tickets on a daily basis, after two months, a metro pass will be granted.

 

Mumbai Metro route: Line 3

Mumbai Metro stations Line 3

Cuffe Parade

Badhwar Park

Vidhan Bhawan

Churchgate

Hutatma Chowk

CST Station

Kalbadevi

Girgaon

Grant Road

Mumbai Central

Mahalaxmi

Science Museum

Acharya Atrey Chowk

Worli

Siddhivinayak Temple

Dadar

Shitladevi Temple

Dharavi

Income Tax Office BKC

Vidyanagri

Santa Cruz

Mumbai Domestic Airport

Sahar Road

Mumbai International Airport

Marol Naka

MIDC

SEEPZ

Aarey Colony

 

Line 3 of the Mumbai Metro, also known as the Aqua Line, is a 33.5-kilometer subterranean route that runs from Cuffe Parade in south Mumbai to SEEPZ & Aarey in north Mumbai. It will include 26 Mumbai metro stations underground and one at-grade stop. This Mumbai metro route will also travel through the Mumbai Airport, substantially improving regional connectivity. The route’s entire construction cost is Rs 23,136 crores. Line 1 (Marol Naka), Line 2 (BKC), and Line 6 will all intersect on this route (SEEPZ).

 

Mumbai Metro route: Line 4

Mumbai Metro Line 4 stations
Kasarvadavali	Mahapalika Marg	Bhandup Nagarpalika	Pant Nagar
Vijay Garden	RTO Thane	Naval Housing	Garodia Nagar
Dongripada	Teen Hath Naka	Gandhi Nagar	Amar Mahal Junction
Tikuji-ni-wadi	Mulund Naka	Surya Nagar	Siddharth Colony
Manpada	Mulund Fire Station	Vikhroli	Suman Nagar
Kapurbawdi	Sonapur	Godrej Company	Anik Nagar Bus Depot
Majiwada	Shangrila	Shreyas Cinema	Wadala Truck Terminus
Cadbury Junction	Bhandup	Laxmi Nagar	Bhakti Park

 

Mumbai Metro Line 4 (also known as the Green Line) would run from Kasarvadavali in Thane to Wadala in south-central Mumbai. This Mumbai metro line would improve connectivity between Mumbai & Thane while also relieving congestion on the local rail system. This project is projected to cost Rs 15,000 crores. The planned completion date is 2022.

 

Mumbai Metro route: Line 5

Mumbai Metro stations Line 5

Kalyan APMC

Kalyan station

Sahajanand Chowk

Durgadi Fort

Kon Gaon

Gove Gaon MIDC

Rajnouli village

Temghar

Gopal Nagar

Bhiwandi

Dhamankar Naka

Anjur Phata

Purna

Kalher

Kasheli

Balkumbh Naka

 

This 24-kilometer-long Thane-Bhiwandi-Kalyan Metro-5 line, popularly known as the Orange Line, will be totally elevated and feature 17 Mumbai metro stations, costing Rs 8,416 crore. The Metro-5 corridor will eventually connect to the Wadala-Thane-Kasarwadavli Metro-4 line and the Taloja-Kalyan Metro-11 corridor.

 

Mumbai Metro route: Line 6

Mumbai Metro Line 6 stations

Swami Samarth Nagar

Adarsh Nagar

Momin Nagar

JVLR

Shyam Nagar

Mahakali Caves

SEEPZ village

Saki Vihar Road

Ram Baug

Powai Lake

IIT Powai

Kanjurmarg west

Vikhroli

 

This Mumbai metro route, also known as the Pink Line, would connect the western and eastern suburbs and will be the second west-east metro corridor after the already functioning Versova-Andheri-Ghatkopar portion. There will be 13 Mumbai metro stations along the 14.5-kilometer route.

 

Mumbai Metro route: Line 7

Mumbai Metro Line 7 stations
Dahisar East	Vitt Bhatti Junction
Shrinath Nagar	Aarey Road Junction
Borivali Omkareshwar	V Nagar
Magathane Bus Depot (Borivali)	Hub Mall
Thakur Complex	Mahanand Bombay Exhibition
Mahindra & Mahindra	JVLR Junction
Bandongri	Shankarwadi
Kurar Village	Andheri east

 

Mumbai Metro Line-7, often known as the Red Line, is a 33.5-kilometer-long Mumbai metro line that will connect Dahisar and Andheri, as well as the Mumbai International Airport. There will be 29 Mumbai metro stations along the route, 14 of which will be elevated and the rest will be underground. The Mumbai metro line was scheduled to begin service in 2020. The COVID-19 epidemic, however, caused the civil construction on the railroad to be postponed.

 

Mumbai Metro route: Line 8

This proposed Mumbai metro route between both the Mumbai Airport and the Navi Mumbai Airport is known as the Gold Line. The approved length of the Mumbai metro route is 32 kilometres, and the project will cost Rs 15,000 crores to construct. On this route, eight metro stations have been proposed.

 

Mumbai Metro route: Line 9

Mumbai Metro stations Line 9

Dahisar east

Pandhurang Wadi

Amar Palace

Zankar Company

Sai Baba Nagar

Deepak Hospital

Shahid Bhagat Singh Garden

Subhash Chandra Bose Station

 

Line 9 of the Mumbai Metro is an extension of Line 7 and Metro-2A. (Dahisar to DN Road). This corridor would connect Gaimukh and Shivaji Chowk and will cost Rs 3,600 crores (Mira Road or Metro-10). The Mumbai metro line was supposed to open in 2019; however delays in the permitting process have pushed the opening date back to October 2024.

Mumbai Metro route: Line 10, 11

Mumbai Metro Lines 10 and 11, commonly known as the Green Line, are extensions of Mumbai Metro Line 4. Gaimukh would be connected to Shivaji Chowk (Mira Road) & Wadala to CSMT through these lines. PM Narendra Modi laid the foundation stone in 2017. These lines have begun construction and are planned to be operational in 2022.

 

Mumbai Metro route: Line 12

The extension of Mumbai Metro Line 5 is planned for this Mumbai metro route. It will link Kalyan and Taloja, improving connectivity throughout the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.

 

Mumbai Metro route: Line 13

This is a proposed Mumbai metro line that will run between Mira Road and Virar. The cost of this 23-kilometer Mumbai metro line is expected to be over 6,900 crores. This route’s complete project report is currently being written. The project is scheduled to be completed in 2026. This will also be referred to as the Purple Line.

 

Mumbai Metro route: Line 14

This proposed Mumbai metro route, known as the Magenta Line, will connect Vikhroli with Kanjurmarg then to Ambernath–Badlapur. It will connect to Line 6, the Pink Line, via an interchange. This project will cost roughly Rs 13,500 crores and is also in the DPR state. This Mumbai metro line is scheduled to open in October 2026.

 

Navi Mumbai Metro

The Navi Mumbai Metro would have the smallest trains in the state, with three cars that can be expanded to six coaches. The City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) has hired Maharashtra Metro Rail Corporation (Maha Metro) to run services on Line 1 of the Navi Mumbai Metro project for a period of ten years. This line runs from Belapur to Pendhar and also has 11 stops, an 11-kilometer track, and a maintenance facility at Taloja. In 2022, the Navi Mumbai metro will be operational.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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