Stations
| Code | Station Name | Transfer | Location | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| English | Chinese | ||||
| Xindian Line | |||||
| → Continues through to the ■Tamsui Line Planned connection to the ■Xiaonanmen Line and Songshan Line |
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| G11 | Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall | 中正紀念堂 | ■Tamsui/Xinyi Line | Zhongzheng | Taipei |
| G10 | Guting | 古亭 | ■Zhonghe/Xinzhuang Line | ||
| G9 | Taipower Building | 台電大樓 | Zhongzheng Da'an |
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| G8 | Gongguan |
公館 (台灣大學) |
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| G6 | Wanlong | 萬隆 | Wenshan | ||
| G5 | Jingmei | 景美 | |||
| G4 | Dapinglin | 大坪林 | ■Circular Line | Xindian | New Taipei |
| G3 | Qizhang | 七張 | ■Xiaobitan Branch Line | ||
| G2 | Xindian District Office | 新店區公所 | |||
| G1 | Xindian | 新店 | |||
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