Canal (Madrid Metro)
Madrid Metro station
| Preceding station | Madrid Metro | Following station | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quevedo towards Las Rosas | Line 2 | Cuatro Caminos Terminus | ||
| Alonso Cano towards Hospital del Henares | Line 7 | Islas Filipinas towards Pitis | ||
Location | |
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  Canal Location within Madrid |
Canal [kaˈnal] is a station on Line 2 and Line 7 of the Madrid Metro. It is located in fare Zone A.[1][2]
The name of the station refers to Madrid's water company, the Canal de Isabel II which has offices and water supply infrastructure nearby.
History
The Canal station opened on 16 October 1998 as part of both Line 2 and Line 7.[3]
References
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Estación de Canal.
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Madrid Metro stations
- Las Rosas
- Avenida de Guadalajara
- Alsacia
- La Almudena
- La Elipa
- Ventas
- Manuel Becerra
- Goya
- Príncipe de Vergara
- Retiro
- Banco de España
- Sevilla
- Sol
- Ópera
- Santo Domingo
- Noviciado
- San Bernardo
- Quevedo
- Canal
- Cuatro Caminos
- Hospital del Henares
- Henares
- Jarama
- San Fernando
- La Rambla
- Coslada Central
- Barrio del Puerto
- Estadio Metropolitano
- Las Musas
- San Blas
- Simancas
- García Noblejas
- Ascao
- Pueblo Nuevo
- Barrio de la Concepción
- Parque de las Avenidas
- Cartagena
- Avenida de América
- Gregorio Marañón
- Alonso Cano
- Canal
- Islas Filipinas
- Guzmán el Bueno
- Francos Rodríguez
- Valdezarza
- Antonio Machado
- Peñagrande
- Avenida de la Ilustración
- Lacoma
- Arroyofresno
- Pitis
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