Qufu Road Station

Qufu Road (Chinese: 曲阜路站; pinyin: Qǔfù Lù Zhàn) is the name of a station on Line 8 of the Shanghai Metro. This station began operation on December 29, 2007 and it is located in Shanghai's Zhabei District.

The station will provide an interchange with Line 12 when the line enters operation in 2012.

Shanghai Metro stations
Line 8
  • Shiguang Road
  • Nenjiang Road
  • Xiangyin Road
  • Huangxing Park
  • Middle Yanji Road
  • Huangxing Road
  • Jiangpu Road
  • Anshan Xincun
  • Siping Road
  • Quyang Road
  • Hongkou Football Stadium
  • North Xizang Road
  • Zhongxing Road
  • Qufu Road
  • People's Square
  • Dashijie
  • Laoximen
  • Lujiabang Road
  • South Xizang Road
  • China Art Museum
  • Yaohua Road
  • Chengshan Road
  • Yangsi
  • Oriental Sports Center
  • Lingzhao Xincun
  • Luheng Road
  • Pujiang Town
  • Jiangyue Road
  • Lianhang Road
  • Aerospace Museum
Line 12
(U/C)
  • Dalian Road
  • Jiangpu Park
  • Ningguo Road
  • Longchang Road
  • Aiguo Road
  • Fuxing Island
  • Donglu Road
  • Jufeng Road
  • North Yanggao Road
  • Jinjing Road
  • Shenjiang Road
  • Jinhai Road

Coordinates: 31°14′41″N 121°28′01″E / 31.2447°N 121.467°E / 31.2447; 121.467


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