Tianjin Subway
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Rapid transit in Tianjin is composed of two systems, the Tianjin Metro
Tianjin Metro
Tianjin Metro is a rapid transit system in the city of Tianjin, China, which was the second city in China to operate a subway system. Founded in 1984, it now includes 22 stations. The system currently consists of a single northwest-east line...

(天津地铁), which serves downtown Tianjin
Tianjin
' is a metropolis in northern China and one of the five national central cities of the People's Republic of China. It is governed as a direct-controlled municipality, one of four such designations, and is, thus, under direct administration of the central government...

, and Binhai Mass Transit
Binhai Mass Transit
The Binhai Mass Transit is one of two rapid transit systems in Tianjin, the other being the Tianjin Metro. Binhai Mass Transit is a rapid transit line that serves the Binhai New Area and TEDA...

(濱海快速) a rapid transit system that serves the Binhai New Area
Binhai New Area
Binhai New Area ,short for Binhai is a major economic development zone within the jurisdiction of Tianjin municipality in China. Binhai New Area locates on the east coast of Tianjin and center of Circum-Bohai-Sea Region.Binhai New Area is a new growth pole in china, and maintain an annual growth...

 and TEDA.

Networks

As of October 2009, the entire network of Tianjin Metro
Tianjin Metro
Tianjin Metro is a rapid transit system in the city of Tianjin, China, which was the second city in China to operate a subway system. Founded in 1984, it now includes 22 stations. The system currently consists of a single northwest-east line...

 and Binhai Mass Transit
Binhai Mass Transit
The Binhai Mass Transit is one of two rapid transit systems in Tianjin, the other being the Tianjin Metro. Binhai Mass Transit is a rapid transit line that serves the Binhai New Area and TEDA...

 has 50 stations and 4 lines.

There are two primary rapid transit operators in Tianjin:
  • Tianjin Metro
    Tianjin Metro
    Tianjin Metro is a rapid transit system in the city of Tianjin, China, which was the second city in China to operate a subway system. Founded in 1984, it now includes 22 stations. The system currently consists of a single northwest-east line...

    . Presently operating 26 stations and two lines.

Number & Name Terminals Interchange Opening Year
1 Line 1
Line 1, Tianjin Metro
Line 1 of the Tianjin Metro runs 26.2 km from the north-west to the south-east of Tianjin and serves 22 stations. The central part of the line basically consists of the original Tianjin Metro line, put into service in 1984. However, the line was considerably extended and modernized in 2005....

Shuanglin - Liuyuan - 1970
9 Line 9 Zhongshanmen - Xinlizhen B1 2004

  • Binhai Mass Transit
    Binhai Mass Transit
    The Binhai Mass Transit is one of two rapid transit systems in Tianjin, the other being the Tianjin Metro. Binhai Mass Transit is a rapid transit line that serves the Binhai New Area and TEDA...

     (BMT). Currently operates 24 stations in two lines.

Number & Name Terminals Interchange Opening Year
B1 Line B1 Xinlizhen - Donghai Lu 9, T 2004
T TEDA MGRT
TEDA Modern Guided Rail Tram
TEDA Modern Guided Rail Tram is a Translohr Light Rail system in Tianjin Economic-Technological Development Area. It is a modern, high speed rubber tired tram system, both first in China & Asia....

TEDA - North of College District B1 2007

Current map of Tianjin Metro and Binhai Mass Transit



Long Term Plan

Number & Name Operator
2 Line 2 Tianjin Metro
3 Line 3 Tianjin Metro
4 Line 4 Tianjin Metro
5 Line 5 Tianjin Metro
6 Line 6 Tianjin Metro
7 Line 7 Tianjin Metro
8 Line 8 Tianjin Metro
B2 Line B2 Binhai Mass Transit
B3 Line B3 Binhai Mass Transit
B4 Line B4 Binhai Mass Transit
B5 Line B5 Binhai Mass Transit
B6 Line B6 Binhai Mass Transit
B7 Line B7 Binhai Mass Transit
B8 Line B8 Binhai Mass Transit
Z1 Line Z1 Tianjin Metro
Z2 Line Z2 Tianjin Metro
Z3 Line Z3 Tianjin Metro
Z4 Line Z4 Tianjin Metro
C1 Line C1 Tianjin Metro
C2 Line C2 Tianjin Metro
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