List of underground stations in Hanover

The list of underground stations in Hanover contains all underground stations that are served by the light rail system of the Lower Saxony state capital Hanover .

All of the stations in the list are subway-compatible stops. In order to guarantee the independent operation of the lines, there are also no crossing possibilities via the tracks at the above-ground stops listed in the list. Instead, the platforms can only be reached via overpasses or underpasses .

Subway stations

The following list provides information about this ...

• which lines serve the respective underground station:
  • The color blue identifies the paths of the A segment
  • The color red marks the lanes of the B-segment
  • The color yellow identifies the lanes of the C line
• in which year the subway station was opened,
• which platform type ( middle platform / side platform ) is available,
• whether the station is above ground or in a tunnel,
• which transfer options are available ( bus , S-Bahn , regional traffic , long-distance traffic ),
• whether the underground station used to have a different name,
• whether there are any other noteworthy incidents.

railway station	Lines	Trunk line	opening	Platform type	location	Transfer options	annotation	image
Aegidientorplatz	1 2 4 5 6 8 11	B and C	05/31/1981 (B) 09/26/1982 (C)	One central platform in each direction (one above the other)	tunnel	100 120 200	B- and C-route change at the same level on the same platform, directional tracks one above the other
Altenbekener Damm	1 2 8	B-south	09/26/1982	Side platforms	tunnel	121 373 800
Brabeckstrasse	6th	D-South	10/13/1999	Side platforms	Low altitude	123 124 330	formerly Bemerode / Mitte
Braunschweiger Platz	4 5 6 11	C-East	09/24/1989	Side platforms	tunnel	128 134
Christ Church	6 11	C-north	09/26/1993	Central platform	tunnel	100 200
Geibelstrasse	1 2 8	B-south	09/26/1982	Side platforms	tunnel	-
Central Station	1 2 3 7 8 9	A and B	09/26/1975 (A) May 27, 1979 (B)	One central platform in each direction (next to each other)	tunnel	121 128 134 300 500 700 10 17 S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 Regional and long-distance transport	Station for D-tunnel below in the shell
Kopernikusstrasse	6 11	C-north	09/26/1993	Side platforms	tunnel	100 200
Kröpcke	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11	A, B and C	09/26/1975 (A) May 27, 1979 (B) Sep 26, 1982 (C)	Side platforms on all three levels	tunnel	100 200	Most extensive station in the Hanover light rail network
Königsworther Platz	4 5	C-West	06/02/1985	Side platforms	tunnel	100 200
Lister place	3 7 9	A north	04/04/1976	side platforms on the right (one above the other)	tunnel	100 121 134 200	two single-track station sections on top of each other
Marienstrasse	4 5 6 11	C-East	09/24/1989	Side platforms	tunnel	121
Market hall / state parliament	3 7 9	A.	09/26/1975	Side platforms	tunnel	-
North Exhibition Center	8th	B-south		three successive side platforms	Ground-level end point with turning loop	-	Three separate platforms, during trade fairs the main platform is used in the morning to get off and in the afternoon to get on.
East Fair	6th	D-South	02/19/2000	Side and middle platform	Hillside location, partly enclosed	340 341
Mühlenberger Market	3 7	A-south	09/25/1977	Side platforms	tunnel	129 581 N56
Schlägerstrasse	1 2 8	B-south	05/31/1981	Side platforms	tunnel	-
Sedanstrasse / Lister Meile	3 7 9	A north	04/04/1976	Side platforms	tunnel	-
Stone gate	4 5 6 11	C.	03/30/1984	Side platforms	tunnel	128 134 300 500 700 10 17	below the shell for D-tunnel
Waterloo	3 7 9	A.	09/26/1975	one central platform in each direction (next to each other)	tunnel	120
Werderstrasse	1 2 8	B-north	May 27, 1979	Side platforms	tunnel	128

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Current network map of Hanover tram. Retrieved December 7, 2018 . 
2. ↑ ^{a b} preliminary work - Pro D-Tunnel 2018. Accessed December 12, 2018 .