Seac Pai Van line

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Seac Pai Van line

Overview

Status

Under construction

Owner

Locale

Termini

Stations

2

Service

Type

System

Macau Light Rapid Transit

Services

1

Operator(s)

Technical

Line length

1.6 km (0.99 mi)

Number of tracks

2

Character

Elevated

Route map

					( Taipa line )
					Island Hospital
					Connection to East Asian Games
					Seac Pai Van

The Seac Pai Van line (

Coloane Village.^[2]

Stations

Station No.	Station name			Connections	Distance km		Freguesia /Zone
Station No.	English	Chinese	Portuguese	Connections	Distance km		Freguesia /Zone

	Island Hospital	離島醫院	Hospital das Illhas	Taipa			Zona do Aterro de Cotai
	Seac Pai Van	石排灣	Seac Pai Van				Freguesia de São Francisco Xavier

References

^ "Gabinete para o Desenvolvimento de Infra-estruturas".
^ "Overview of Seac Pai Van Line". Macao Light Rapid Transit Corporation.

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