Paris Metro Line 13

Paris Metro Line 13 connects Châtillon–Montrouge with the northern branches (Saint-Denis–Université and Les Courtilles) and is the busiest line in the entire network.

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Profile

Concept kind: Metro line
Opened: February 20, 1911
Length: 24.1 km
Termini: Châtillon–Montrouge ↔ Saint-Denis–Université / Les Courtilles
Structure: Underground
Maximum speed: 70 km/h
Status: In operation
Operator: RATP
Owner: RATP
Rolling stock: MF67

Overview

Line 13 was formed in 1976 by merging the old Line 13 and Line 14 of the Nord-Sud company. It is approximately 24.1 kilometers long and has 30 stations^[wiki?]. At the northern end, it branches into two lines from La Fourche station, heading respectively to Saint-Denis–Université and Les Courtilles (Asnières–Gennevilliers).

Main Station

Châtillon–Montrouge, Paris Montparnasse Station, Duroc, Sèvres–Babylone, Concorde, Paris Saint-Lazare Station, Place de Clichy, La Fourche, Saint-Denis–Université, Les Courtilles.

Operation

Operator: RATP^[2]
Vehicle: MF67 (Steel Wheels)
Service hours: approximately 5:30–1:15 the next day

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