North/South Line (Amsterdam metro)
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The North/South Line (in Dutch Noord/Zuidlijn) of Amsterdam, Netherlands, is a new metro line being constructed from 2003. It will run from Amsterdam North (across the IJ waterway) to train station Amsterdam Zuid WTC in the south of Amsterdam (Zuidas area), under the IJ and through (i.e. under) the center of the city. This project has been budgeted at 1700 million Euros and is to be completed in july 2012. The program has been plagued by financial setbacks and construction difficulties.
[edit] Stations
- Buikslotermeerplein
- Johan van Hasseltweg
(IJ waterway)
- Centraal Station (connecting to main railroad)
- Rokin (northside entrance: Dam Square)
- Vijzelgracht
- Ceintuurbaan plan, in Dutch
- Europaplein
- Zuid/WTC NS (connecting to main railroad)
