Yotsubashi Line

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Yotsubashi Line

Line number:

Line length:

11.4 km

Gauge:

1435 mm

Voltage:

750 =

Maximum speed:

70 km/h

Legend

Connectiong lines are of Osaka Municipal Subway unless noted

Hankyū:

Takarazuka Main Line

Hankyū:

Kobe Main,

Kyoto Main lines

Jūsō extention reviewed

Yodo River

JR-W:

Tōkaidō Main (JR Kobe) line

Midōsuji Line

Hankyū: Umeda

JR-W: Osaka, Tōkaidō Main (JR Kyoto) Line

JR-W: Osaka Loop Line/(Umeda: M16)

Hanshin: Umeda (Main Line)/

T20: Higashi-Umeda

0.0

Y11 Nishi-Umeda

Tanimachi Line

JR-W:

JR Tōzai Line

(Kitashinchi)

Dōjima River/Keihan:

Nakanoshima Line

(Watanabebashi, opening in 2008)

Tosabori Riveer

1.3

Y12 Higobashi (Yodoyabashi)

2.2

Y13 Hommachi (M18)

Chūō Line

(C16)

Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line

(Shinsaibashi: N15)

3.2

Y14 Yotsubashi (Shinsaibashi: M19)

Sennichimae Line

(S16)

Kintetsu, (Hanshin, opening in spring 2009)

4.1

Y15 Namba (M20), (Kintetsu Namba)

Nankai: Nankai Main, Kōya lines

JR Namba of

JR-W Kansai Main (Yamatoji) Line

5.3

Y16 Daikokuchō (M21)

JR-W: Osaka Loop, Kansai Main lines

6.6

Y17 Hanazonochō

7.7

Y18 Kishinosato

Y19 Tamade

10.1

Y20 Kitakagaya

11.8

Y21 Suminoekōen

Nankō Port Town Line (New Tram) (P18)

of Osaka Municipal Transportation Bureau

The Yotsubashi Line (四つ橋線, Yotsubashi-sen^?) is one of the lines of Osaka Municipal Subway, the underground rapid transit system in Osaka City, Japan. The line connects Umeda, Hommachi, Yotsubashi, Namba, Daikokuchō and Suminoe.

1 History
2 Stations
3 Statistics
4 See also

History

May 10, 1942 - Daikokuchō - Hanazonochō
Construction stopped during World War II.
June 1, 1956 - Hanazonochō - Kishinosato
May 31, 1958 - Kishinosato - Tamade
October 1,1965 - Daikokuchō - Nishi-Umeda
November 9, 1972 - Tamade - Suminoekōen

Stations

Station		Connections	Location
Y11	Nishi-Umeda	Osaka Municipal Subway ■Midōsuji Line (Umeda: M16) ■Tanimachi Line (Higashi-Umeda: T20) West Japan Railway Company (JR West, Osaka) JR Kyoto Line, JR Kobe Line Fukuchiyama Line (JR Takarazuka Line) Osaka Loop Line JR West JR Tōzai Line (Kitashinchi) Hankyu Railway Kobe Line Takarazuka Line Kyoto Line (Umeda) Hanshin Electric Railway Main Line (Umeda)	Kita-ku, Osaka
Y12	Higobashi	Keihan Electric Railway Nakanoshima Line (Watanabebashi, opening in 2008)	Nishi-ku, Osaka
Y13	Hommachi	Osaka Municipal Subway ■Chūō Line (C16) ■Midōsuji Line (M18)
Y14	Yotsubashi	Osaka Municipal Subway ■Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line (Shinsaibashi: N15) ■Midōsuji Line (Shinsaibashi: M19)
Y15	Namba	Osaka Municipal Subway ■Sennichimae Line (S16) ■Midōsuji Line (M20) Nankai Electric Railway Nankai Main Line Kōya Line Kintetsu Namba Line (Kintetsu Namba) Hanshin Electric Railway Hanshin Namba Line (Kintetsu Namba, opening in spring 2009) JR West Kansai Line (Yamatoji Line) (JR Namba)	Naniwa-ku, Osaka
Y16	Daikokuchō	Osaka Municipal Subway ■Midōsuji Line (M21)	Naniwa-ku, Osaka
Y17	Hanazonochō		Nishinari-ku, Osaka
Y18	Kishinosato
Y19	Tamade
Y20	Kitakagaya		Suminoe-ku, Osaka
Y21	Suminoekōen	Osaka Municipal Transportation Bureau ■Nankō Port Town Line (New Tram) (P18)	Suminoe-ku, Osaka

Statistics

Distance: 11.4 km
Gauge: 1,435 mm
Voltage: 750 V DC, third rail
Line color: blue
Symbol letter: Y

• • e Mass transit in Osaka
Municipal lines	Subway: ●Chūō • ●Imazatosuji • ●Midōsuji • ●Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi • ●Sennichimae • ●Sakaisuji • ●Tanimachi • ●Yotsubashi People mover: ●New Tram
JR lines ("Urban Network")	Akō • ●Hanwa • ●Gakkentoshi • ●Kosei • ●Nara • ●Osaka Loop • ●Osaka Higashi • ●Takarazuka • ●Tōkaidō/Sanyō (Biwako - Kyoto - Kobe) • ●Tōzai • ●Yamatoji • ●Yumesaki
Other networks	Hankyū (10) • Hanshin (3) • Keihan (6) • Kintetsu (16) • Kitakyū (1) • Nankai (9) • Osaka Monorail • Semboku Rapid
Around Osaka	Hankai • Hokushin Kyūkō • Kobe New Transit (2) • Kobe Rapid (3) • Kobe Subway (2) • Kyoto Subway (2) • Noseden (2) • Randen (2) • Sanyō (2) • Shintetsu (4)
Terminals	Osaka • Umeda • Tennōji • Namba • Kyōbashi
Miscellaneous	ICOCA • PiTaPa