Mexico City Metro / Subway Map
On this page you will find the Mexico City metro map. The Mexico City Metro (subway, underground or tube) is the backbone of the city's public transit, alongside the commuter rail, the light rail, Metrobús, Mexibús, trolleybuses and buses. The metro network has 12 lines and 195 stations over 140.7 miles (226.5 km), about 125 miles (201 km) of which are in passenger service.
Mexico subway map
The Mexico City Metro, which opened in 1969 and is operated by the STC (Sistema de Transporte Colectivo), recorded more than 1.24 billion trips in 2025, about 3.4 million a day.
Its network includes the following 12 lines:
• Line 1: Observatorio ↔ Pantitlán
• Line 2: Cuatro Caminos ↔ Tasqueña
• Line 3: Indios Verdes ↔ Universidad
• Line 4: Martín Carrera ↔ Santa Anita
• Line 5: Politécnico ↔ Pantitlán
• Line 6: El Rosario ↔ Martín Carrera
• Line 7: El Rosario ↔ Barranca del Muerto
• Line 8: Garibaldi/Lagunilla ↔ Constitución de 1917
• Line 9: Tacubaya ↔ Pantitlán
• Line A: Pantitlán ↔ La Paz
• Line B: Ciudad Azteca ↔ Buenavista
• Line 12: Mixcoac ↔ Tláhuac (extension to Observatorio under construction)