Lines and Stations
See also: List of Bilbao metro stations| Stations | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| L1 | L2 | L3 (under construction) | |
| ---- | |||
| Basauri | |||
| Ariz | |||
| Etxebarri | Etxebarri | Etxebarri-North | |
| Bolueta | Bolueta | Otxarkoaga | |
| Basarrate | Basarrate | Txurdinaga | |
| Santutxu | Santutxu | Zurbaranbarri | |
| Casco Viejo | Casco Viejo | Casco Viejo | |
| Abando | Abando | Uribarri | |
| Moyua | Moyua | Matiko | |
| Indautxu | Indautxu | ||
| San Mames | San Mames | ||
| Deusto | Deusto | ||
| Sarriko | Sarriko | ||
| San Inazio | San Inazio | ||
| Lutxana | Gurutzeta/Cruces | ||
| Erandio | Ansio | ||
| Astrabudua | Barakaldo | ||
| Leioa | Bagatza | ||
| Lamiako | Urbinaga | ||
| Areeta | Sestao | ||
| Gobela | Abatxolo | ||
| Neguri | Portugalete | ||
| Aiboa | Peñota | ||
| Algorta | Santurtzi | Santurtzi | |
| Bidezabal | Kabiezes | Mamariga | |
| Ibarbengoa-Getxo | |||
| Berango | |||
| Larrabasterra | |||
| Sopelana | |||
| Urduliz | |||
| Plentzia | |||
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