Sapporo Subway

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The subway trains are guided by a central rail with Rubber Tires on two narrow steel rollways.
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It has 3 lines, The first one was opened 1971, just before the 1972 Winter Olympics .

NANBOKU LINE

Nanboku Line()

From Asabu to Makomanai, 14.3km

:Mar 1978: From Asabu to Kita 24-Jo

Line Colour: Green■

Nanboku Line has an elevated section (from Hiragishi to Makomanai), It is covered in the shelter to protect it from snow.
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Station number	Station name(Japanese)	Connecting Lines
N01	Hokkaido Railway Company , Sassho Line ( Shin-Kotoni Station )	Kita-ku
N02
N03
N04
N05
N06	Hokkaido Railway Company, Hakodate Main Line Toho Line	Chūō-ku
N07	Tozai Line, Toho Line Sapporo Streetcar (Nishi_4-Chome_Station)
N08	Sapporo Streetcar
N09	Sapporo Streetcar (Yamahana_9-Jo_Station)
N10	Sapporo Streetcar (Seishu-Gakuen-Mae_Station)
N11		Toyohira-ku
N12
N13
N14		Minami-ku
N15
N16

TOZAI LINE

Tozai Line()

From Miyanosawa to Shin-Sapporo, 20.1km

:Mar 1982: From Shiroishi to Shin-Sapporo
:Feb 1999: From Miyanosawa to Kotoni

Line Colour: Orange■

Station number	Station name(Japanese)	Connecting Lines
T01		Nishi-ku
T02
T03	(It is considerably away with the Kotoni Station of Hokkaido Railway Company )
T04
T05		Chūō-ku
T06
T07	Sapporo Streetcar (Nishi_15-Chome_Station)
T08	Sapporo Streetcar (Chuo-Kuyakusho-Mae_Station)
T09	Nanboku Line, Toho Line Sapporo Streetcar (Nishi_4-Chome_Station)
T10
T11		Shiroishi-ku
T12
T13	(It is considerably away with the Shiroishi Station of Hokkaido Railway Company)
T14
T15
T16
T17		Atsubetsu-ku
T18
T19	Hokkaido Railway Company , Chitose Line

TOHO LINE

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Sapporo Subway