Archive · 15 Aug 2025
Mumbai Metro Line 11: Wadala to Gateway of India Route
Mumbai is building a new train line, Metro Line 11!
It will go from Wadala to South Mumbai, making it easier to travel.
The train will have many stops and will connect to other trains, including Monorail, for easy transfers.
It's a very expensive project, and they hope to start building in a few years and finish around 2030.
The new line will help people get around the city faster and more easily.
Mumbai Metro Line 11 is a 16 km route from Wadala to CSMT and SPM Circle near Gateway of India.
The project has 15 planned stations and is estimated to cost approximately Rs 16,000 crore.
Construction is expected to start around 2027 and be completed around 2030.
Line 11 will connect with existing metro lines, Monorail, and suburban railway stations.
The project is awaiting approvals and funding, including potential ODA loans from JICA.
- Who
- Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) and Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation Ltd (MMRCL)
- What
- Mumbai Metro Line 11, a 16-km metro route
- When
- Construction expected to start around 2027, complete around 2030
- Where
- Mumbai, India, running from Wadala to CSMT and SPM Circle
- Why
- To improve connectivity and ease travel in South Mumbai
- Route Length
- 16 km
- Number of Stations
- 15
- Estimated Cost
- Rs 16,000 crore
- Start of Construction
- Around 2027
- Expected Completion
- Around 2030
