Line 11 (Shanghai Metro)











































































Line 11
SHM Line 11 icon.svg
Qilianshan Road Station.JPG
Overview
Other name(s) R3 (planned name)
Type Rapid transit
System Shanghai Metro
Status Chenxiang Road and Yanyu Road still under construction, other stations operate normally.
Locale
Shanghai (Pudong; Xuhui, Changning, Putuo, and Jiading districts)
Kunshan, Jiangsu
Termini
North Jiading / Huaqiao
Disney Resort
Stations 38
Daily ridership 920,000 (2017 peak)[1]
Operation
Opened December 31, 2009
Operator(s) Shanghai No.2 Metro Operation Co., Ltd.
Character Underground (from Yuqiao to Taopu Xincun and Shanghai Circuit station)
Elevated (from Disney Resort to Luoshan Road and Nanxiang to North Jiading and East Changji Road to Huaqiao)
Technical
Line length 82.4 km (51.20 mi)
Number of tracks 2
Track gauge
1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in)
Electrification
Overhead lines (1500 volts DC)
Operating speed 100 km/h (62 mph)






Line 11 is a northwest-southeast line of the Shanghai Metro network. Since October 2013 Line 11 serves Kunshan city also and it is the second intercity metro in China after the Guangfo Metro, and the first that crosses a provincial boundary. Services run at 5-minute intervals from either Huaqiao or North Jiading to Disney Resort (though a limited number of peak-hour services originating at Huaqiao terminate early at Sanlin). The line is colored brown on system maps.




To scale map of Shanghai Metro Line 11




Contents






  • 1 Service routes


  • 2 Stations


  • 3 History


  • 4 Rolling Stock


  • 5 References





Service routes




  • Disney Resort — North Jiading


  • Disney Resort — Huaqiao



Stations
































































































































































































































































































































































































Service
routes
 Station name
 Connections
 Distance
km
 Location

English
Chinese

● ●
Disney Resort
迪士尼
0.00
 0.00
Pudong
● ●
Kangxin Highway
康新公路
5.08
 5.08
● ●
Xiuyan Road
秀沿路
2.32
 7.40
● ●
Luoshan Road
罗山路
 16 
 1.78
 9.18
● ●
Yuqiao
御桥
2.51
 11.69
｜ ｜
Yanyu Road
严御路
1.73
 13.42
● ●
Pusan Road
浦三路
1.46
 14.88
● ●
East Sanlin
三林东
1.58
 16.46
● ●
Sanlin
三林
1.21
 17.67
● ●
Oriental Sports Center
东方体育中心
 6   8 
 3.13
 20.8
● ●
Longyao Road
龙耀路
2.14
 22.94
Xuhui
● ●
Yunjin Road
云锦路
0.76
 23.70
● ●
Longhua
龙华
 12 
 1.01
 24.71
● ●
Shanghai Swimming Center
上海游泳馆
1.39
 26.10
● ●
Xujiahui
徐家汇
 1   9 
 1.85
 27.95
● ●
Jiaotong University
交通大学
 10 
 0.88
 28.83
Changning
● ●
Jiangsu Road
江苏路
 2 
 2.08
 30.91
● ●
Longde Road
隆德路
 13 
 1.35
 32.26
Putuo
● ●
Caoyang Road
曹杨路
 3   4 
 0.98
 33.24
● ●
Fengqiao Road
枫桥路
0.81
 34.05
● ●
Zhenru
真如
1.05
 35.10
● ●
West Shanghai Railway Station
上海西站
China RailwayShanghai West railway station SXH
 1.35
 36.45
● ●
Liziyuan
李子园
1.45
 37.90
● ●
Qilianshan Road
祁连山路
1.35
 39.25
● ●
Wuwei Road
武威路
1.32
 40.57
● ●
Taopu Xincun
桃浦新村
1.59
 42.16
● ●
Nanxiang
南翔
3.13
 45.29
Jiading
｜ ｜
Chenxiang Road
陈翔路
2.36
 47.65
● ●
Malu
马陆
3.40
 51.05
● ●
Jiading Xincheng
嘉定新城
2.90
 53.95
● ｜
Baiyin Road
白银路
1.89
 55.84
● ｜
West Jiading
嘉定西
3.29
 59.13
● ｜
North Jiading
嘉定北
1.94
 61.07

●
Shanghai Circuit
上海赛车场
3.15
 64.22
Jiading
●
East Changji Road
昌吉东路
5.27
 69.49
●
Shanghai Automobile City
上海汽车城
2.25
 71.74
●
Anting
安亭
1.84
 73.58
●
Zhaofeng Road
兆丰路
1.12
 74.70
Kunshan
(Suzhou, Jiangsu)
●
Guangming Road
光明路
3.29
 77.99
●
Huaqiao
花桥
1.27
 79.26



History


The 1st phase of Line 11, which runs from North Jiading to Jiangsu Road, opened on 31 December 2009.[2][3] A branch line from Anting opened on 29 March 2010.[4]


The 2nd phase runs from Jiangsu Road to Luoshan Road. It opened on 31 August 2013.[5]


The 3rd phase connects Luoshan Road and the Disney Resort. This section is 9.4 kilometres (5.8 mi) long with 3 stations. All new stations except for the Disney Resort station opened on December 19, 2015.[6] The Disney Resort started to trial operation on April 26, 2016.[7]



























































Segment Commencement Length Station(s) Name
Jiangsu Road — North Jiading
 31 December 2009
 33.0 km (20.51 mi)
 16
 Phase 1 (main section)
Jiading Xincheng — Anting
 29 March 2010
 12.8 km (7.95 mi)
 3
 Phase 1 (branch section)
East Changji Road
 26 April 2011
 Infill station
 1
Luoshan Road — Jiangsu Road
 31 August 2013
 19.2 km (11.93 mi)
 12
 Phase 2
Anting — Huaqiao
 16 October 2013
 7.0 km (4.35 mi)
 3
 Huaqiao extension
Kangxin Highway — Luoshan Road
 19 December 2015
 10.4 km (6.46 mi)
 2
 Disney extension (1st section)
Disney Resort — Kangxin Highway
 26 April 2016
 1.8 km (1.12 mi)
 1
 Disney extension (2nd section)


Rolling Stock



































Type Time of manufacturing Series Sets Assembly Notes
Type A 2008–2013 11A01 66 Tc+Mp+M+M+Mp+Tc Manufactured by CSR Zhuzhou
Type A 2013 11A02 6 Tc+Mp+M+M+Mp+Tc Manufactured by CSR Zhuzhou
Type A 2015-2016 11A03 10 Tc+Mp+M+M+Mp+Tc Manufactured by CSR Zhuzhou


References





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  2. ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2009-01-22. Retrieved 2008-11-11.CS1 maint: Archived copy as title (link)


  3. ^ "沪轨交9号线二期、11号线北段一期31日开通试运营".


  4. ^ 11号线支线下周一试运营, news.163.com. Retrieved 28 March 2010.


  5. ^ "Metro extension to open next year".


  6. ^ 上海市城市快速轨道交通近期建设规划(2010-2020年)环评报告 (in Chinese). Archived from the original on April 5, 2009. Retrieved 2009-04-06.


  7. ^ "上海地铁迪士尼站下周二开站 末班车最晚22:30". Xinmin.cn. 2016-04-21. Retrieved 2016-04-21.











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