Mumbai Metro Line 11: Your ‘Gateway' To Smooth Travel From Wadala To The City Of Dreams
Mumbai Metro Aqua Line: When will the work on the aqua line extension Mumbai Metro 11 Wadala-CSMT,Gateway begin? What is the deadline? What is the route? Explained
Mumbai Metro Line 11: Easing the commute from central Mumbai to the south is the Line 11 — Wadala to South Mumbai or Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus and Gateway of India.
When will the work on the aqua line extension begin? What is the deadline? What is the route? Mumbai Metro Line 11 explained
Mumbai Metro Line 11: What is the route? What are the stations?
Approximately 16 km, stretching from Anik Bus Depot (Wadala) via CSMT all the way to SPM Circle near Gateway of India.
Planned Stations (15 total):
Anik Bus Depot (Wadala Depot)
CGS Colony
Ganesh Nagar
BPT Hospital
Sewri
Hay Bunder
Coal Bunder
CSMT Metro (interchange with Metro Line 3/Aqua Line)
Horniman Circle (Fort)
SPM Circle
What is the cost of Mumbai Metro 11?
Approximately Rs 16,000 crore — nearly double — due to route extension and increased station count.
The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has shown interest in providing ODA loans. The Maharashtra government has approved loan guarantees to attract international funding for Metro projects, including Line 11.
What is the status of the project? What is the deadline?
Line 11 execution has been transferred from MMRDA to MMRCL.
Pre-construction steps such as securing finances, completing detailed design, appointing consultants, and tendering for civil works are ongoing.
Construction is expected to start around 2027.
It is projected to be completed around 2030.
Eco impact of Mumbai Metro-11
A draft Environmental Impact Assessment reports that the project (17.5 km fully underground except depot) will affect around 2,208 trees. The line requires environmental approvals because portions fall under coastal regulation zones.
Will Mumbai Metro-11 be linked to other Metros?
Line 4 (Wadala-Kasarvadavli) at Bhakti Park (Wadala)
Line 3 (Aqua Line) at CSMT
Line 11 may be extended to link with Line 3 at Dharavi, with two proposed new stations (including Sion). This aims to turn Dharavi into a major multi-modal transport hub integrating metro, suburban rail, and buses.
It will be linked to Monorail, and major suburban railway stations like Byculla and CSMT, making it a vital interchange route in the city's public transport network.
Trains, timing, tickets, frequency of Mumbai Metro-11
Not yet defined or publicly available.
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This corridor enhances south Mumbai connectivity, complements the Green Line, and links to major employment and heritage hubs—from Wadala through Fort to Colaba. Once integrated with Dharavi hub proposals, it'll become a powerful mobility backbone for commuting professionals and residents alike.
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