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Seville Metro line 1
Metro line in Seville, Spain From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Line 1 of the Seville Metro connects the capital, Seville, with Ciudad Expo (Mairena del Aljarafe), San Juan de Aznalfarache, and Quinto (Dos Hermanas).
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History
Line 1 of the Seville Metro is the only one among those approved by the Junta de Andalucía in the year 2000 that makes use of a significant portion of the infrastructure built during the 1970s and 1980s.
Specifically, this new project includes more than 5 km of tunnel running between the stations of Nervión and La Plata, as well as the stations located along this route: Nervión, Gran Plaza, 1.º de Mayo, Amate, and La Plata. Construction of the current line 1 began in the municipality of Mairena del Aljarafe and was later extended to the rest of the route.
In August 2005, the tunnel boring machine began operating, but due to setbacks caused by Seville's heterogeneous soil and delays in preliminary studies, it took more than a year and a half to complete the first 2.5 km tunnel between the stations of Parque de los Príncipes and San Bernardo. The second twin tunnel was completed in just over six months, on April 21, 2008.[1]
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Description
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Line 1 of the Seville Metro begins at Ciudad Expo in Mairena del Aljarafe, initially running underground through the neighborhood before reaching Cavaleri station. It then emerges above ground and continues toward the elevated section of San Juan de Aznalfarache, before descending back underground through the lower part of the neighborhood.
The line crosses the SE-30 highway via a viaduct and runs at ground level until it reaches Blas Infante station in Seville. From this point, it continues underground, serving the districts of Los Remedios (future connection with line 
), Prado de San Sebastián (future connection with line 
), and San Bernardo, which offers an interchange with suburban train services. It then proceeds through Nervión, 1.º de Mayo (future connection with line 4), Parque Amate, and Cocheras.
After Cocheras, the line resurfaces and once again crosses the SE-30 via a viaduct before arriving at Guadaíra station, currently out of service, which is planned to be an interchange with suburban trains. It continues above ground to Pablo de Olavide station and then crosses the Utrera highway via another viaduct before reaching Montequinto, a neighborhood with four metro stations. The final station in Montequinto serves as an interchange between the metro and bus networks.
Notably, line 1 does not have a direct connection with the future line 
of the Seville Metro.
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General characteristics
- 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: 22.690.753 approximately (2024)
- Daily users: 61.997 approximately (2024)
Operation
Schedules
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.
Segmentation
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.
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References
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