Getting around
Cities with a metro by country: the Americas
The metro networks in service at the destinations in this guide with 300,000 people or more, by country, as OpenStreetMap maps them: the number of metro lines that stop at any of these destinations, and the destinations they stop at, most lines first. A destination can be a city, a county or a district: OpenStreetMap counts the lines with a stop inside its boundary.
Questions and answers
- Which cities in Argentina have a metro?
- OpenStreetMap maps one metro network in service at the destinations of this guide in Argentina: Subte de Buenos Aires (6 lines), with stops in Buenos Aires and Greater Buenos Aires. Argentina travel guide →
- Which cities in Brazil have a metro?
- OpenStreetMap maps 8 metro networks in service at the destinations of this guide in Brazil: Metrô de São Paulo (6 lines), with stops in São Paulo; Metrô do Recife (3 lines), with stops in Recife and Jaboatão dos Guararapes; Metrô Rio (3 lines), with stops in Rio de Janeiro and Greater Rio de Janeiro; Metrô de Belo Horizonte (2 lines), with stops in Belo Horizonte and Contagem; Metrô de Salvador (2 lines), with stops in Salvador; Metrô-DF (2 lines), with stops in Brasília; Trensurb (2 lines), with stops in Porto Alegre and Canoas; Metrofor (1 line), with stops in Fortaleza. Brazil travel guide →
- Which cities in Canada have a metro?
- OpenStreetMap maps 3 metro networks in service at the destinations of this guide in Canada: Métro de Montréal (4 lines), with stops in Montreal and Laval; TransLink (3 lines), with stops in Vancouver and Surrey; TTC (3 lines), with stops in Toronto, Etobicoke and Vaughan. Canada travel guide →
- Which cities in Chile have a metro?
- OpenStreetMap maps one metro network in service at the destinations of this guide in Chile: Metro de Santiago (7 lines), with stops in Santiago, La Florida, Puente Alto, Maipú and San Bernardo. Chile travel guide →
- Which cities in Colombia have a metro?
- OpenStreetMap maps one metro network in service at the destinations of this guide in Colombia: Metro de Medellín (2 lines), with stops in Medellín and Bello. Colombia travel guide →
- Which cities in the Dominican Republic have a metro?
- OpenStreetMap maps one metro network in service at the destinations of this guide in the Dominican Republic: Metro de Santo Domingo (2 lines), with stops in Santo Domingo, Santo Domingo Este, Santo Domingo Oeste and Santo Domingo Norte. Dominican Republic travel guide →
- Which cities in Ecuador have a metro?
- OpenStreetMap maps one metro network in service at the destinations of this guide in Ecuador: Metro de Quito (1 line), with stops in Quito. Ecuador travel guide →
- Which cities in Mexico have a metro?
- OpenStreetMap maps 3 metro networks in service at the destinations of this guide in Mexico: STC Metro (12 lines), with stops in Greater Mexico City, Mexico City, Naucalpan de Juárez, Naucalpan and Ecatepec de Morelos; Metrorrey (3 lines), with stops in Monterrey, San Nicolás de los Garza, Guadalupe and General Escobedo; Mi Tren (1 line), with stops in Guadalajara, Zapopan and Tlaquepaque. Mexico travel guide →
- Which cities in Panama have a metro?
- OpenStreetMap maps one metro network in service at the destinations of this guide in Panama: Metro de Panamá (2 lines), with stops in Panama City. Panama travel guide →
- Which cities in Peru have a metro?
- OpenStreetMap maps one metro network in service at the destinations of this guide in Peru: Metro de Lima y Callao (2 lines), with stops in Lima and Vitarte. Peru travel guide →
- Which cities in Puerto Rico have a metro?
- OpenStreetMap maps one metro network in service at the destinations of this guide in Puerto Rico: ATI (1 line), with stops in San Juan. Puerto Rico travel guide →
- Which cities in the United States have a metro?
- OpenStreetMap maps 15 metro networks in service at the destinations of this guide in the United States: NYC Subway (25 lines), with stops in New York, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Harlem; CTA (8 lines), with stops in Chicago; Washington Metro (6 lines), with stops in Washington, D.C.; BART (5 lines), with stops in Oakland, San Francisco and San Jose; PATH (5 lines), with stops in Manhattan, New York and Newark; MARTA (4 lines), with stops in Atlanta; MBTA (3 lines), with stops in Boston; MDT (2 lines), with stops in Miami; Metro Rail (2 lines), with stops in Los Angeles; SEPTA (2 lines), with stops in Philadelphia; Baltimore Metro SubwayLink (1 line), with stops in Baltimore; PATCO (1 line), with stops in Philadelphia; RTA (1 line), with stops in Cleveland; Skyline (1 line), with stops in Honolulu; Staten Island Railway (1 line), with stops in New York and Staten Island. United States travel guide →
- Which cities in Venezuela have a metro?
- OpenStreetMap maps 2 metro networks in service at the destinations of this guide in Venezuela: Metro de Caracas (4 lines), with stops in Caracas and Municipio Sucre; Metro de Los Teques (1 line), with stops in Caracas and Los Teques. Venezuela travel guide →
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