Seville Metro line 1

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Ciudad Expo - Olivar de Quintos
Overview
Locale	Seville
Stations	22
Service
Type	Rapid transit
System	Seville Metro
History
Opened	2 April 2010
Technical
Track gauge	1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in) standard gauge
Route map Legend Ciudad Expo Cavaleri San Juan Alto A-8058 San Juan Bajo Guadalquivir SE-30 Blas Infrante Parque de los Principes Plaza de Cuba Guadalquivir Puerta Jerez Prado de San Sebastian San Bernardo Nervión Gran Plaza 1º de Mayo Amate La Plata Cocheras Maintenance Yard SE-30 Guadaíra Guadaíra (planned) Pablo de Olavide A-376 Condequinto Montequinto Europa Olivar de Quintos This diagram: view talk edit

The Line 1 of Seville Metro connects the capital, Seville, with Mairena del Aljarafe, San Juan de Aznalfarache and Montequinto (Dos Hermanas).

Line 1 begins in Ciudad Expo (Mairena del Aljarafe), passing beneath the neighborhood, and arrives at the underground station of Calaveri. The line proceeds above ground to the higher portion of the neighborhood of San Juan de Aznalfarache. It continues its underground path through San Juan until arriving at the lower portion of the neighborhood. Next, the line passes above the highway SE-30 by way of a viaduct, and continues on ground level until the station of Blas Infante, located in Seville. From here the line passes underground through los Remedios (line 4, connection expected), Prado de San Sebastián (line 3, expected), San Bernardo (suburban trains connection), Nervión, 1º de Mayo (line 4, expected), Parque Amate, and Cocheras. After this segment, the line once again passes above ground and crosses above the highway SE-30 by way of viaduct before arriving at the station of Guadaira (still located in Seville, capital) which will be an interchange station with a suburban trains. The line extends above the surface towards the station of Pablo de Olavide and advances on the viaduct over the highway of Utrera before finally ending in the neighborhood of Montequinto, which has four stations. The last of these stations is an interchange station between the metro and tram networks. The line will not have a direct transfer with the line 2.

• Method of construction: Tunnel boring machine, cut and cover, and viaduct.
• Average depth: 16 metres (52 ft).
• Cost: Around €650 million.
• Municipalities served: Four.
• Districts spanned: Four.
• Population served: 227.974 approximately
• Annual users: 14.000.000 approximately
• Daily users: 39.000 approximately

The closing time corresponds to the departure of the last train beginning from any of the starting stations in order to proceed serving the people waiting in other stations along the line.

In line 1 of the metro of Seville, the various rates are established according to the number of segment transfers that the user requires in order to travel from the original station to the final one. For this reason, the line is subdivided zones with different rates, which generally correspond with the borders of the municipalities of Seville and the rest of the metropolitan area through which the line runs. The stations of Blas Infante and Pablo de Olavide serve as the two nexuses between the three zones, and as such, any user moving from a zone to one of these two points does not pay the segment transfer fee.

Line
			Ciudad Expo
			Cavaleri
			San Juan Alto
			San Juan Bajo
			Blas Infante
	*		P. Príncipes
			Plaza de Cuba
			Puerta Jerez
	*		Prado S. Sebastián
			San Bernardo
			Nervión
			Gran Plaza
	* †		1º de Mayo
			Amate
			La Plata
			Cocheras
	*		Guadaíra*
			Pablo de Olavide
			Condequinto
			Montequinto
			Europa
			Olivar de Quintos
* In planning phase. † Out-of-system transfer; in planning phase.