Metro

Croix Paquet

Year Opened
1891
Lines Served

Right of way surface Transfers

Platform layout 2 side platforms # of tracks 2

Points of Interest Originally a funicular terminal, now a station on the rack portion of Line C. This is station is considered the world's steepest metro station at 17%.

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(10/17/2019)

10/17/2019)

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10/17/2019)

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Croix Paquet Year Opened 1891 Lines Served Right of way surface Transfers Platform layout 2 side platforms # of tracks 2 Points of Interest Originally a funicular terminal, now a station on the rack portion of Line C. This is station is considered the world's steepest metro station at 17%.

Croix Paquet

Year Opened
1891
Lines Served

Right of way surface Transfers

Platform layout 2 side platforms # of tracks 2

Points of Interest Originally a funicular terminal, now a station on the rack portion of Line C. This is station is considered the world's steepest metro station at 17%.