Namma Metro Map

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You can check the Banglore (Namma) metro map in PDF, JPG, WEBP, and PNG formats. To download the Metro map of Namma go through the given link below.

Namma Metro is a rapid transit system that serves the city of Bangalore, India. It is the second metro system in India after Delhi Metro and the first in South India.

Namma Metro is owned and operated by the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL), which is a joint venture of the Government of India and the Government of Karnataka.

The thought of a metro system in Bangalore was, to begin with, proposed in the 1980s but did not get approved until 2006. Development on the first phase of the metro system began in 2007, and the first section of the East-West corridor, known as Reach 1, was opened to the public in October 2011.

The Namma metro map helps you to know more about the Nimma metro in detail. You can also check the Banglore metro route map and the HYD metro map.

Right now, Namma Metro consists of two operational lines, the Purple Line and the Green Line, which have a total length of roughly 42 kilometers and 40 stations. The Purple Line runs from Baiyappanahalli in the east to Mysuru Road in the west, while the Green Line runs from Nagasandra in the north to Yelachenahalli in the south.

For fare payment, Namma Metro employments a smart card system called the Namma Metro Card, with fares extending from Rs. 10 to Rs. 60 depending on the remove traveled. Tokens are also available for single journeys, with passages extending from Rs. 10 to Rs. 50.

The metro system uses a combination of underground, hoisted, and at-grade tracks, with stations including present-day facilities such as escalators, lifts, and automatic fare collection gates. Namma Metro is additionally prepared with modern signaling and prepared control systems, guaranteeing safe and effective operation.

The BMRCL has plans to expand the Namma Metro framework with a number of unused lines and expansions currently under development or in the arranging stages. The proposed lines incorporate the Yellow Line, which will connect Nagawara in the north to the Kempegowda International Airport, and the Pink Line, which will connect the city’s eastern and southern suburbs.

Since its initiation, Namma Metro has had a noteworthy impact on transportation in Bangalore by providing quicker and more proficient implies of travel in the city’s congested lanes. The metro framework has also helped to decrease air pollution and activity clogs in the city.