Line 1
A train of Wuxi Metro Line 1
Overview
Status	Operational
Owner	Wuxi Government
Locale	Wuxi,Jiangsu,China
Termini	Yanqiao Nanfangquan
Stations	27
Service
Type	Rapid transit
System	Wuxi Metro
Services	1
Operator(s)	Wuxi Metro Corporation
Rolling stock	6-car Class B
Daily ridership	130,000 (May 2016 Avg.)
History
Opened	1 July 2014; 11 years ago (2014-07-01)[1]
Technical
Line length	34.6 km (21.50 mi)
Number of tracks	2
Character	Underground and Elevated
Track gauge	1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in)
Electrification	1,500 V DCthird rail
Route map Legend Jiangyin Bund  S1  Zhongshan Park Nanmen Jiangyin TCM Hospital Jiangyin Railway Station Nanzha Huashan depot Qiaoqi Qingyang Xiakewan Science City(reserved station) Mazhen 0.0km Yanqiao (through service) ↑Line S1 ↓Line 1 1.5km Xibei Canal Xibei Canal Xizhang depot 3.8km Xizhang 4.7km Tianyi 5.9km Liutan  4  7.8km Zhuangqian 8.8km Minfeng 10.3km Wuxi Railway Station  3  11.3km Shenglimen 12.0km Sanyang Plaza  2  Service track to Line 2 13.1km Nanchan Temple  5  (2026) 13.9km Tanduqiao 14.7km Taihu Square 15.5km Qingmingqiao 16.6km People's Hospital 17.8km Huaqingdaqiao Grand Canal 19.5km Yangming 20.8km Nanhujiayuan 21.8km Tangtieqiao 23.0km Jinkui Park 24.4km Civic Center  4  25.8km Cultural Palace 27.5km Jiangnan University 28.7km Changguangxi Xuelang depot Xuelang Gedaiqiao Nanfangquan 1  This diagram: view talk edit

Line 1 of theWuxi Metro (Chinese:无锡地铁1号线;pinyin:Wúxī Dìtiě Yī Hào Xiàn) is arapid transit line running from north to south, inWuxi,Jiangsu Province, China.

Line 1 was opened on 1 July 2014 and a Southern extension opened on 28 September 2019. The line is 34.6 km long with 27 stations.

A separate-named northern extension, calledLine S1, is started construction in October 2019,^[2] construction completed in 2023. Line S1 opened on 31 January 2024 (free trial before formal open during 20–22 January).^[3]

Line S1 is 30.4 km in length with 10 new stations (9 in operation, Xiakewan Science City station is under construction), including 10.5 km underground section and 5 underground stations. There arethrough service between Lines 1 and S1.

Further extension of Line S1 including a Northern extension toJingjiang (a county-level city),^[4] a Southern extension to urban area of Wuxi, and a branch to Sunan Shuofang International Airport.^[5]

Station №	Station name		Connections	Distance km		Location
	English	Chinese
↑Through service toLine S1↑
L101	Yanqiao	堰桥		0.00	0.00	Huishan
L102	Xibei Canal	锡北运河		1.48	1.48
L103	Xizhang	西漳		2.31	3.79
L104	Tianyi	天一		0.89	4.68
L105	Liutan	刘潭	4	1.24	5.92
L106	Zhuangqian	庄前		1.86	7.78	Liangxi
L107	Minfeng	民丰		1.01	8.79
L108	Wuxi Railway Station	无锡火车站	3 WXH	1.52	10.31
L109	Shenglimen	胜利门		1.01	11.32
L110	Sanyang Plaza	三阳广场	2	0.67	11.99
L111	Nanchan Temple	南禅寺		1.11	13.10
L112	Tanduqiao	谈渡桥		0.75	13.85	Binhu
L113	Taihu Square	太湖广场		0.81	14.66
L114	Qingmingqiao	清名桥		0.86	15.52
L115	People's Hospital	人民医院		1.12	16.64
L116	Huaqingdaqiao	华清大桥		1.19	17.83
L117	Yangming	扬名		1.64	19.47
L118	Nanhujiayuan	南湖家园		1.30	20.77
L119	Tangtieqiao	塘铁桥		1.02	21.79
L120	Jinkui Park	金匮公园		1.21	23.00
L121	Civic Center	市民中心	4	1.44	24.44
L122	Cultural Palace	文化宫		1.37	25.81
L123	Jiangnan University	江南大学		1.68	27.49
L124	Changguangxi	长广溪		1.18	28.67
L125	Xuelang	雪浪
L126	Gedaiqiao	葛埭桥
L127	Nanfangquan	南方泉

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