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List of Singapore MRT stations

The Mass Rapid Transit (MRT)[a] is a rapid transit system in Singapore and the country's principal mode of public transport.[3] Owned by the Land Transport Authority (LTA),[4] the system spans 246.6 kilometres (153.2 mi) and has six lines: the North–South Line (NSL), East–West Line (EWL), North East Line (NEL), Circle Line (CCL), Downtown Line (DTL), and Thomson–East Coast Line (TEL). The MRT has two operators: SMRT Trains and SBS Transit. SMRT operates the NSL, EWL, CCL, and TEL, whilst SBS operates the NEL and DTL.[5] Two MRT lines – the Jurong Region Line (JRL) and the Cross Island Line (CRL) – are under construction. As of 2025, the MRT serves 3.49 million passengers a day.[6] As of July 2026, there are 146 stations in operation, all of which are wheelchair accessible.[7] Some MRT stations are public civil defence shelters, which protect occupants from attacks during a wartime emergency.[8] Additionally, most NEL, CCL, DTL, and TEL stations in operation, as well as two NSL stations, have public artworks as part of the Art in Transit programme.[9]

A geographical map of the MRT system with an inset of the Downtown Core. Parts of the network under construction and proposed future lines are included.
A geographical map of the MRT system with an inset of the Downtown Core, with sections under construction and proposed future lines included. The grey lines are part of the Light Rail Transit (LRT) system.

All MRT lines pass through the Central Area. With 35 stations, the EWL starts from Pasir Ris and terminates at Tuas Link, serving areas such as Tampines, Bedok, Queenstown, Clementi, and Jurong West.[10] At Tanah Merah station, the line splits into a branch service, the Changi Airport Extension (CAE); the CAE service operates from Tanah Merah to Changi Airport stations.[11] The NSL, with 27 stations, starts from Jurong East and terminates at Marina South Pier. The line goes through areas such as Choa Chu Kang, Sembawang, Yishun, and Toa Payoh. The NEL, serving 17 stations, starts from HarbourFront and terminates at Punggol Coast; the areas the line passes through outside of the Central Area include Serangoon, Hougang, Sengkang, and Punggol.[10]

The CCL serves 33 stations, of which 30 operate within a closed loop. Areas passed through by the CCL include Geylang, Serangoon, Toa Payoh, Queenstown, and Bukit Merah.[10] The remaining three stations, Dhoby Ghaut, Bras Basah and Esplanade, are part of a branch line between Dhoby Ghaut and Promenade; trains on this service terminate at Prince Edward Road during peak hours, and at Stadium during non-peak hours.[12] The DTL starts from Bukit Panjang and terminates at Expo, serving 35 stations in areas such as Bukit Panjang, Bukit Timah, Geylang, Bedok, and Changi; the line also crosses itself in a loop in the Central Area. With 27 stations, the TEL spans from Woodlands North to Bayshore stations and passes through areas such as Woodlands, Mandai, Ang Mo Kio, and Marine Parade.[10]

There are nine standalone terminal stations, 21 interchange stations, and six stations that are both terminal and interchange stations. There are 25 stations connected to bus interchanges, whilst four stations interchange with the Light Rail Transit (LRT) system.[13] Changi Airport station offers connections to Changi Airport Terminals 2 and 3, and Marina South Pier and HarbourFront stations have connections to ferry services; HarbourFront is also connected with the Singapore Cable Car and Sentosa Express.[14] There are four non-operational stations planned to open in the future, which are Bukit Brown on the CCL as well as Marina South, Mount Pleasant, and Tagore on the TEL.[15] 42 stations are under construction; of these, Bahar Junction is the only station designated as an interchange, whilst three stations – Aviation Park, Pandan Reservoir, and Peng Kang Hill – are terminal stations. Three stations – Jurong Pier, Sungei Bedok, and West Coast – are both interchange and terminal stations. Riviera station on the CRL is planned to interchange with the existing Riviera LRT station.[16] Seven stations are in planning; of these, two stations, Changi Terminal 5 and Sungei Kadut, are expected to be terminal and interchange stations. The former is also planned to be connected to Changi Airport Terminal 5.[17]

History

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A geographical map of the initial MRT system by 1990, which shows three lines: the EWL (illustrated in green and blue), the NSL (illustrated in red and gold), and the Branch Line (illustrated in brown and beige). Parts of the rail map are divided into segments that correspond to the segment's opening date. A white circle is used to indicate a station, whilst a white circle with a black dot inside is used to indicate an interchange station. There is a box on the left-hand corner of the image, which includes facts such as the formation of the EWL and NSL, the Branch Line's operation and closure, and the redesign of the MRT map in 2001.
A geographical map of the initial MRT system by 1990

Plans for a national rail transport system were conceptualised in a study by the Singapore government and United Nations Development Programme in 1971, which hypothesised that the country would need such a system by 1992. Various studies on the feasibility of a rapid transit system were conducted between 1972 and 1980, with some experts opposing the idea and arguing that Singapore's bus system should be further expanded. The government approved the MRT's construction in 1982,[18] and the first phase of the system opened on 7 November 1987 with five stations from Yio Chu Kang to Toa Payoh.[19] Between 1987 and 1988, 20 stations commenced operations.[20] However, the MRT system was split into two lines on 28 October 1989: the North–South Line (NSL), which went from Yishun to Marina Bay, and the East–West Line (EWL), which went from Tanah Merah to Lakeside.[21] Following the split, 13 stations commenced operations in 1989.[22] Station architecture during that time was basic, with the focus being safety with simple aesthetics.[23] However, some elevated stations had distinct roof designs, such as the Chinese-style roofs of Chinese Garden and Lakeside stations, the Minangkabau-style roof of Eunos, and the vaulted roofs of stations from Kallang to Pasir Ris.[24] A new line, the Branch Line, opened on 10 March 1990, and consisted of four stations from Jurong East to Choa Chu Kang.[25] With the opening of Boon Lay station on 6 July 1990, the initial MRT system was completed.[26]

Six stations on the NSL's Woodlands Extension, from Sembawang to Yew Tee, opened on 10 February 1996. The Branch Line was merged with the NSL on the same date.[27] Between 2001 and 2002, three stations on the EWL opened.[28] On 20 June 2003, most of the North East Line (NEL), which consisted of 12 stations from HarbourFront to Punggol, opened;[29] two stations, Buangkok and Woodleigh, later opened as infill stations on 15 January 2006 and 20 June 2011, respectively.[30] The initial NEL stations were designed to reflect their location, such as the leaf-shaped metal grill patterns – akin to door patterns of Hindu prayer rooms – on the walls of Little India. Furthermore, most station entrances were made of glass to allow natural lighting.[31] The NEL also saw the implementation of the Art in Transit programme, a public arts programme where local artists are commissioned to create artworks that would be integrated as part of the stations' design; the artworks focus on Singapore's history and community.[9] On 28 February 2009, the EWL was extended to Joo Koon and Pioneer stations.[32]

The opening of the Circle Line (CCL) from Marymount to Bartley on 28 May 2009 introduced three new stations;[33] 20 new stations on the line were opened in various stages between 2010 and 2012.[34] The LTA designed the entrances of those stations to be "high-tech" so that they would not go "out of style" in the future.[35] Architecture on the CCL includes Bras Basah station, where its roof also serves as a reflective pool for the nearby Singapore Art Museum.[36]

The opening of the Downtown Line (DTL) also introduced two new stations from Bugis to Chinatown on 22 December 2013,[37] with nine stations from Bukit Panjang to Rochor and 13 stations from Fort Canning to Expo commencing operations on 27 December 2015 and 21 October 2017, respectively.[38] The DTL saw the construction of the MRT's deepest station, Bencoolen, at 43 metres (141 ft); construction challenges involve temporarily diverting the Singapore River.[39] From 2014 to 2019, several new stations opened on existing lines, including the NSL extension to Marina South Pier,[40] four stations from Gul Circle to Tuas Link on the EWL,[41] and Canberra as an infill station on the NSL.[42]

The opening of the Thomson–East Coast Line (TEL) on 31 January 2020 included two new stations from Woodlands North to Woodlands South.[43] Subsequently, 19 new stations on the TEL commenced operations from 2021 to 2024.[44] The NEL extended to Punggol Coast on 10 December 2024,[45] and Hume station opened on the DTL as an infill station on 28 February 2025.[46] Cantonment, Keppel, and Prince Edward Road stations on the CCL opened on 12 July 2026, completing the CCL's loop.[47]

In the second half of 2026, the DTL and TEL are expected to be extended to interchange with each other in Sungei Bedok; Bedok South on the TEL and Xilin on the DTL are scheduled to open at the same time.[48] Also on the TEL, Founders' Memorial station is planned to open at the end of 2028.[49] There are two upcoming lines on the MRT: the Jurong Region Line (JRL) and Cross Island Line (CRL). 21 stations on the JRL are under construction, and are scheduled to commence operations in various stages from 2028 to 2029, which includes 14 stations in 2028 and seven stations in 2029.[50] As for the CRL, 26 stations are planned to commence operations in various stages in the 2030s, including 12 stations in 2030,[51] six stations and a branch line from Pasir Ris to Punggol consisting of four stations in 2032,[52][53] and four stations in the late 2030s.[54] Five stations under planning are expected to open around the mid-2030s, which are Brickland on the NSL in 2034,[55] Changi Terminal 5 on the TEL and CRL,[56] JS2A on the JRL,[50] and DE1 on the DTL and Sungei Kadut on the NSL and DTL; the last two are expected to open in 2035.[57]

MRT stations

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† Unnamed station

In operation

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Operational stations with their Chinese, Malay, and Tamil names, along with their station code, line services, opening date, and transport connections
Station name Station code[58][b] Line[c] Opened[d] Connections[e] Ref
English[13][f] Chinese[1] Tamil[2]
Admiralty 海军部 அட்மிரல்ட்டி  NS10  North–South Line 10 February 1996 [60]
Aljunied 阿裕尼 அல்ஜூனிட்  EW9  East–West Line 4 November 1989 [61]
Ang Mo Kio 宏茂桥 அங் மோ கியோ  NS16  North–South Line
Cross Island Line (under construction)		 7 November 1987 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Ang Mo Kio Bus Interchange [62]
Bartley 巴特礼 பார்ட்லி  CC12  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Circle Line 28 May 2009 [33]
Bayfront * 海湾舫 பேஃபிரண்ட்  CC34  DT16  Circle Line
Downtown Line		 14 January 2012 [63]
Bayshore ‡ 碧湾 பேஷோர்  TE29  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Thomson–East Coast Line 23 June 2024 [64]
Beauty World 美世界 பியூட்டி வோர்ல்ட்  DT5  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Downtown Line 27 December 2015 [65]
Bedok 勿洛 பிடோக்  EW5  East–West Line 4 November 1989 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Bedok Bus Interchange [66]
Bedok North 勿洛北 பிடோக் நார்த்  DT29  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Downtown Line 21 October 2017 [67]
Bedok Reservoir 勿洛蓄水池 பிடோக் ரெசவோர்  DT30  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter
Bencoolen 明古连 பென்கூலன்  DT21 
Bendemeer 明地迷亚 பெண்டிமியர்  DT23 
Bishan * 碧山 பீஷான்  NS17  CC15  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter North–South Line
Circle Line		 7 November 1987 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Bishan Bus Interchange [68]
Boon Keng 文庆 பூன் கெங்  NE9  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter North East Line 20 June 2003 [29]
Boon Lay 文礼 பூன் லே  EW27  East–West Line
Jurong Region Line (under construction)		 6 July 1990 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Boon Lay Bus Interchange [69]
Botanic Gardens * 植物园 பூ மலை  CC19  DT9  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Circle Line
Downtown Line		 8 October 2011 [70]
Braddell 布莱德 பிரேடல்  NS18  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter North–South Line 7 November 1987 [19]
Bras Basah 百胜 பிராஸ் பாசா  CC2  Circle Line 17 April 2010 [71]
Bright Hill 光明山 பிரைட் ஹில்  TE7  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Thomson–East Coast Line
Cross Island Line (under construction)		 28 August 2021 [72]
Buangkok 万国 புவாங்கோக்  NE15  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter North East Line 15 January 2006 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Buangkok Bus Interchange [73]
Bugis * 武吉士 பூகிஸ்  EW12  DT14 A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter East–West Line
Downtown Line		 4 November 1989 [61]
Bukit Batok 武吉巴督 புக்கிட் பாத்தோக்  NS2   Branch Line  (10 March 1990 to 10 February 1996)
North–South Line (Branch Line merger)		 10 March 1990 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Bukit Batok Bus Interchange [74]
Bukit Gombak 武吉甘柏 புக்கிட் கோம்பாக்  NS3 
Bukit Panjang ‡ 武吉班让 புக்கிட் பாஞ்சாங்  BP6 – DT1  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Downtown Line 27 December 2015 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Bukit Panjang Bus Interchange
A pictogram of an elevated train, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to an LRT station Bukit Panjang LRT station		 [75]
Buona Vista * 波那维斯达 புவன விஸ்தா  EW21  CC22  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter East–West Line
Circle Line		 12 March 1988 [76]
Caldecott * 加利谷 கால்டிகாட்  CC17  TE9  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Circle Line
Thomson–East Coast Line		 8 October 2011 [70]
Canberra 坎贝拉 கென்பரா  NS12  North–South Line 2 November 2019 [42]
Cantonment 广东民 கெண்டொன்மன்  CC31  Circle Line 12 July 2026 [47]
Cashew 凯秀 கேஷ்யூ  DT2  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Downtown Line 27 December 2015 [65]
Changi Airport ‡ 樟宜机场 சாங்கி விமானநிலையம்  CG2  East–West Line
Thomson–East Coast Line (replacing the Changi Airport Extension)		 8 February 2002 A pictogram of an aeroplane, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to Changi Airport Changi Airport Terminal 2 and Terminal 3 [77]
Chinatown * 牛车水 சைனாடவுன்  NE4  DT19  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter North East Line
Downtown Line		 20 June 2003 [29]
Chinese Garden 裕华园 சீனத் தோட்டம்  EW25  East–West Line 5 November 1988 [78]
Choa Chu Kang 蔡厝港 சுவா சூ காங்  NS4  BP1   Branch Line  (10 March 1990 to 10 February 1996)
North–South Line (Branch Line merger)
Jurong Region Line (under construction)		 10 March 1990 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Choa Chu Kang Bus Interchange
A pictogram of an elevated train, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to an LRT station Choa Chu Kang LRT station		 [79]
City Hall * 政府大厦 நகர மண்டபம்  NS25  EW13  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter North–South Line
East–West Line		 12 December 1987 [80]
Clarke Quay 克拉码头 கிளார்க் கீ  NE5  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter North East Line 20 June 2003 [29]
Clementi 金文泰 கிளிமெண்டி  EW23  East–West Line
Cross Island Line (under construction)		 12 March 1988 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Clementi Bus Interchange [81]
Commonwealth 联邦 காமன்வெல்த்  EW20  East–West Line
Dakota 达科达 டகோட்டா  CC8  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Circle Line 17 April 2010 [71]
Dhoby Ghaut ^ 多美歌 தோபி காட்  NS24  NE6  CC1  North–South Line
North East Line
Circle Line		 12 December 1987 [80]
Dover 杜弗 டோவெர்  EW22  East–West Line 18 October 2001 [82]
Downtown 市中心 டௌன்டவுன்  DT17  Downtown Line 22 December 2013 [37]
Esplanade 滨海中心 எஸ்பிளனேட்  CC3  Circle Line 17 April 2010 [71]
Eunos 友诺士 யூனுஸ்  EW7  East–West Line 4 November 1989 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Eunos Bus Interchange [83]
Expo ^ 博覽 எக்ஸ்போ  CG1  DT35  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter East–West Line
Downtown Line
Thomson–East Coast Line (replacing the Changi Airport Extension)		 10 January 2001 [84]
Farrer Park 花拉公园 ஃபேரர் பார்க்  NE8  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter North East Line 20 June 2003 [29]
Farrer Road 花拉路 ஃபேரர் சாலை  CC20  Circle Line 8 October 2011 [70]
Fort Canning 福康宁 ஃபோர்ட் கெனிங்  DT20  Downtown Line 21 October 2017 [67]
Gardens by the Bay 滨海湾花园 கரையோரப் பூந்தோட்டங்கள்  TE22  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Thomson–East Coast Line 13 November 2022 [85]
Geylang Bahru 芽笼峇鲁 கேலாங் பாரு  DT24  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Downtown Line 21 October 2017 [67]
Great World 大世界 கிரேட் வோர்ல்ட்  TE15  Thomson–East Coast Line 13 November 2022 [85]
Gul Circle 卡尔圈 கல் சர்க்கல்  EW30  East–West Line
Cross Island Line (under planning)		 18 June 2017 [86]
HarbourFront ^ 港湾 ஹார்பர்ஃபிரண்ட்  NE1  CC29  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter North East Line
Circle Line		 20 June 2003 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange HarbourFront Bus Interchange
A pictogram of a monorail, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to the Sentosa Express Monorail Vivocity
A pictogram of a cable, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to the Singapore Cable Car HarbourFront Tower Two
A pictogram of a boat, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a ferry terminal Singapore Cruise Centre
A pictogram of a boat, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a ferry terminal HarbourFront Passenger Terminal		 [87]
Havelock 合乐 ஹவ்லாக்  TE16  Thomson–East Coast Line 13 November 2022 [85]
Haw Par Villa 虎豹别墅 ஹா பர் வில்லா  CC25  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Circle Line 8 October 2011 [70]
Hillview 山景 ஹில்வியூ  DT3  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Downtown Line 27 December 2015 [65]
Holland Village 荷兰村 ஹாலந்து வில்லேஜ்  CC21  Circle Line 8 October 2011 [70]
Hougang 后港 ஹவ்காங்  NE14  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter North East Line
Cross Island Line (under construction)		 20 June 2003 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Hougang Bus Interchange [88]
Hume 谦道 ஹியூம்  DT4  Downtown Line 28 February 2025 [46]
Jalan Besar 惹兰勿刹 ஜாலான் புசார்  DT22  21 October 2017 [67]
Joo Koon 裕群 ஜூ கூன்  EW29  East–West Line 28 February 2009 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Joo Koon Bus Interchange [89]
Jurong East ^ 裕廊东 ஜூரோங் கிழக்கு  NS1  EW24   Branch Line  (10 March 1990 to 10 February 1996)
North–South Line (Branch Line merger)
East–West Line
Jurong Region Line (under construction)		 5 November 1988 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Jurong East Bus Interchange [90]
Kaki Bukit 加基武吉 காக்கி புக்கிட்  DT28  Downtown Line 21 October 2017 [67]
Kallang 加冷 காலாங்  EW10  East–West Line 4 November 1989 [61]
Katong Park 加东公园 காத்தோங் பார்க்  TE24  Thomson–East Coast Line 23 June 2024 [64]
Kembangan 景万岸 கெம்பாங்கான்  EW6  East–West Line 4 November 1989 [61]
Kent Ridge 肯特岗 கெண்ட் ரிஜ்  CC24  Circle Line
Jurong Region Line (planned)		 8 October 2011 [91]
Keppel 吉宝 கெப்பல்  CC30  Circle Line 12 July 2026 [47]
Khatib 卡迪 காதிப்  NS14  North–South Line 20 December 1988 [92]
King Albert Park 阿尔柏王园 கிங் ஆல்பர்ட் பார்க்  DT6  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Downtown Line
Cross Island Line (under construction)		 27 December 2015 [93]
Kovan 高文 கோவன்  NE13  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter North East Line 20 June 2003 [29]
Kranji 克兰芝 கிராஞ்சி  NS7  North–South Line 10 February 1996 [60]
Labrador Park 拉柏多公园 லாப்ரடார் பூங்கா  CC27  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Circle Line 8 October 2011 [70]
Lakeside 湖畔 ஏரிக்கரை  EW26  East–West Line 5 November 1988 [78]
Lavender 劳明达 லவண்டர்  EW11  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter 4 November 1989 [61]
Lentor 伦多 லென்ட்டோர்  TE5  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Thomson–East Coast Line 28 August 2021 [72]
Little India * 小印度 லிட்டில் இந்தியா  NE7  DT12  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter North East Line
Downtown Line		 20 June 2003 [29]
Lorong Chuan 罗弄泉 லோரோங் சுவான்  CC14  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Circle Line 28 May 2009 [33]
MacPherson * 麦波申 மெக்பர்சன்  CC10  DT26  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Circle Line
Downtown Line		 17 April 2010 [71]
Marina Bay * 滨海湾 மரீனா பே  NS27  CC33  TE20  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter North–South Line
Circle Line
Thomson–East Coast Line		 4 November 1989 [94]
Marina South Pier ‡ 滨海南码头 மரினா சவுத் பியர்  NS28  North–South Line 23 November 2014 A pictogram of a boat, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a ferry terminalMarina South Pier [95]
Marine Parade 马林百列 மரீன் பரேட்  TE26  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Thomson–East Coast Line 23 June 2024 [64]
Marine Terrace 马林台 மரீன் டெரஸ்  TE27  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter
Marsiling 马西岭 மார்சிலிங்  NS8  North–South Line 10 February 1996 [60]
Marymount 玛丽蒙 மேரிமவுண்ட்  CC16  Circle Line 28 May 2009 [33]
Mattar 玛达 மாத்தார்  DT25  Downtown Line 21 October 2017 [67]
Maxwell 麦士威 மெச்ஸ்வெல்  TE18  Thomson–East Coast Line 13 November 2022 [85]
Mayflower 美华 மேஃபிளவர்  TE6  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter 28 August 2021 [72]
Mountbatten 蒙巴登 மவுண்ட்பேட்டன்  CC7  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Circle Line 17 April 2010 [71]
Napier 纳比雅 நேப்பியர்  TE12  Thomson–East Coast Line 13 November 2022 [85]
Newton * 纽顿 நியூட்டன்  NS21 – DT11  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter North–South Line
Downtown Line		 12 December 1987 [80]
Nicoll Highway * 尼诰大道 நிக்கல் நெடுஞ்சாலை  CC5  Circle Line 17 April 2010 [96]
Novena 诺维娜 நொவீனா  NS20  North–South Line 12 December 1987 [80]
one-north 纬壹 ஒன்-நார்த்  CC23  Circle Line 8 October 2011 [70]
Orchard * 乌节 ஆர்ச்சர்ட்  NS22  TE14  North–South Line
Thomson–East Coast Line		 12 December 1987 [80]
Orchard Boulevard 乌节大道 ஆர்ச்சர்ட் பொலிவார்ட்  TE13  Thomson–East Coast Line 13 November 2022 [85]
Outram Park * 欧南园 ஊட்ரம் பார்க்  EW16  NE3  TE17  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter East–West Line
North East Line
Thomson–East Coast Line		 12 December 1987 [80]
Pasir Panjang 巴西班让 பாசிர் பாஞ்சாங்  CC26  Circle Line 8 October 2011 [70]
Pasir Ris ‡ 巴西立 பாசிர் ரிஸ்  EW1  East–West Line
Cross Island Line (under construction)
Cross Island Line (under construction)		 16 December 1989 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Pasir Ris Bus Interchange [97]
Paya Lebar * 巴耶利峇 பாய லேபார்  EW8  CC9  East–West Line
Circle Line		 4 November 1989 [61]
Pioneer 先驱 பயனியர்  EW28  East–West Line 28 February 2009 [32]
Potong Pasir 波东巴西 போத்தோங் பாசிர்  NE10  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter North East Line 20 June 2003 [29]
Prince Edward Road 爱德华太子路 பிரின்ஸ் எட்வர்ட் ரோடு  CC32  Circle Line 12 July 2026 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Shenton Way Bus Terminal [47]
Promenade * 宝门廊 புரொமனாட்  CC4  DT15  Circle Line
Downtown Line		 17 April 2010 [98]
Punggol 榜鹅 பொங்கோல்  NE17  PTC  North East Line
Cross Island Line (under construction)		 20 June 2003 A pictogram of an elevated train, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to an LRT station Punggol LRT station [99]
Punggol Coast ‡ 榜鹅海岸 பொங்கோல் கோஸ்ட்  NE18  North East Line 10 December 2024 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Punggol Coast Bus Interchange [100]
Queenstown 女皇镇 குவீன்ஸ்டவுன்  EW19  East–West Line 12 March 1988 [76]
Raffles Place * 莱佛士坊 ராஃபிள்ஸ் பிளேஸ்  EW14  NS26  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter East–West Line
North–South Line		 12 December 1987 [80]
Redhill 红山 ரெட்ஹில்  EW18  East–West Line 12 March 1988 [76]
Rochor 梧槽 ரோச்சோர்  DT13  Downtown Line 27 December 2015 [65]
Sembawang 三巴旺 செம்பாவாங்  NS11  North–South Line 10 February 1996 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Sembawang Bus Interchange [101]
Sengkang 盛港 செங்காங்  NE16  STC  North East Line 20 June 2003 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Sengkang Bus Interchange

A pictogram of an elevated train, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to an LRT station Sengkang LRT station

 [102]
Serangoon * 实龙岗 சிராங்கூன்  NE12  CC13  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter North East Line
Circle Line		 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Serangoon Bus Interchange
Shenton Way 珊顿道 ஷென்ட்டன் வே  TE19  Thomson–East Coast Line 13 November 2022 [85]
Siglap 实乞纳 சிக்லாப்  TE28  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter 23 June 2024 [64]
Simei 四美 ஸீமெய்  EW3  East–West Line 16 December 1989 [103]
Sixth Avenue 第六道 சிக்ஸ்த் அவென்யூ  DT7  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Downtown Line 27 December 2015 [65]
Somerset 索美塞 சாமர்செட்  NS23  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter North–South Line 12 December 1987 [80]
Springleaf 春叶 ஸ்பிரிங்லீஃவ்  TE4  Thomson–East Coast Line 28 August 2021 [72]
Stadium ‡ 体育场 ஸ்டேடியம்  CC6  Circle Line 17 April 2010 [104]
Stevens * 史蒂芬 ஸ்டீவன்ஸ்  DT10  TE11  Downtown Line
Thomson–East Coast Line		 27 December 2015 [65]
Tai Seng 大成 தை செங்  CC11  Circle Line 17 April 2010 [71]
Tampines * 淡滨尼 தெம்பனிஸ்  EW2 – DT32  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter East–West Line
Downtown Line		 16 December 1989 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Tampines Bus Interchange
A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Tampines Concourse Bus Interchange		 [105]
Tampines East 淡滨尼东 தெம்பினிஸ் ஈஸ்ட்  DT33  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Downtown Line 21 October 2017 [67]
Tampines West 淡滨尼西 தெம்பினிஸ் வெஸ்ட்  DT31  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter
Tan Kah Kee 陈嘉庚 டான் கா கீ  DT8  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter 27 December 2015 [65]
Tanah Merah ^ 丹那美拉 தானா மேரா  EW4   CG  East–West Line
East–West Line
Thomson–East Coast Line (replacing the Changi Airport Extension)		 4 November 1989 [106]
Tanjong Katong 丹戎加东 தஞ்சோங் காத்தோங்  TE25  Thomson–East Coast Line 23 June 2024 [64]
Tanjong Pagar 丹戎巴葛 தஞ்சோங் பகார்  EW15  East–West Line 12 December 1987 [80]
Tanjong Rhu 丹戎禺 தஞ்சோங் ரூ  TE23  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter Thomson–East Coast Line 23 June 2024 [64]
Telok Ayer 直落亚逸 தெலுக் ஆயர்  DT18  Downtown Line 22 December 2013 [37]
Telok Blangah 直落布兰雅 தெலுக் பிளாங்கா  CC28  Circle Line 8 October 2011 [70]
Tiong Bahru 中峇鲁 தியோங் பாரு  EW17  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter East–West Line 12 March 1988 [76]
Toa Payoh 大巴窑 தோ பாயோ  NS19  North–South Line 7 November 1987 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Toa Payoh Bus Interchange [107]
Tuas Crescent 大士弯 துவாஸ் கிரசண்ட்  EW31  East–West Line 18 June 2017 [108]
Tuas Link ‡ 大士连路 துவாஸ் லிங்க்  EW33  A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Tuas Bus Terminal
Tuas West Road 大士西路 துவாஸ் வெஸ்ட் ரோடு  EW32 
Ubi 乌美 உபி  DT27  Downtown Line 21 October 2017 [67]
Upper Changi 樟宜上段 அப்பர் சாங்கி  DT34  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter
Upper Thomson 汤申路上段 அப்பர் தாம்சன்  TE8  Thomson–East Coast Line 28 August 2021 [72]
Woodlands * 兀兰 ஊட்லண்ட்ஸ்  NS9  TE2  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter North–South Line
Thomson–East Coast Line		 10 February 1996 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Woodlands Bus Interchange
A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Woodlands Temporary Bus Interchange		 [109]
Woodlands North ‡ 兀兰北 ஊட்லண்ட்ஸ் நார்த்  TE1  Thomson–East Coast Line 31 January 2020 [43]
Woodlands South 兀兰南 ஊட்லண்ட்ஸ் சவுத்  TE3 
Woodleigh 兀里 உட் லீ  NE11  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter North East Line 20 June 2011 [110]
Yew Tee 油池 இயூ டீ  NS5  North–South Line 10 February 1996 [60]
Yio Chu Kang 杨厝港 இயோ சூ காங்  NS15  7 November 1987 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Yio Chu Kang Bus Interchange [111]
Yishun 义顺 யீஷூன்  NS13  20 December 1988 A pictogram of a bus, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to a bus interchange Yishun Bus Interchange [112]

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Non-operational stations with their Chinese, Malay, and Tamil names, along with their station code, line services, and conditions for opening
Station name Station code[113][g] Line Condition for opening Ref
English Chinese[114] Tamil[115]
Bukit Brown 武吉布朗 N/A  CC18   Circle Line  Sufficient demand for the station [116]
Marina South 滨海南 மரீனா சவுத்  TE21   Thomson–East Coast Line  In tandem with developments in Marina South [117]
Mount Pleasant 快乐山 மவுண்ட் பிளசண்ட்  TE10  A pictogram of the radiation symbol inside an orange triangle, which is used to indicate that a station is a public civil defence shelter In tandem with developments in Mount Pleasant
Tagore TBA TBA [118]

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Under construction stations with their Chinese, Malay, and Tamil names, along with their station code, line services, expected opening date, and transport connections
Station name Station code[119][g] Line[c] Expected date of opening[h] Connections Ref
English Chinese[120] Tamil[121]
Aviation Park ‡ 航空园 ஏவியேஷன் பார்க்  CR2   Cross Island Line  2030 [51]
Bahar Junction * 峇哈路口 N/A  JS7   Jurong Region Line  Mid-2028 [122]
Bedok South 勿洛南 பிடோக் சவுத்  TE30   Thomson–East Coast Line  Second half of 2026 [48]
Bukit Batok West 武吉巴督西 N/A  JE3   Jurong Region Line  2028 [50]
Choa Chu Kang West 蔡厝港西  JS2  Mid-2028
Corporation 企业  JS5 
Defu 德福 டெஃபு  CR7   Cross Island Line  2030 [51]
Elias 伊莱雅 இலியாஸ்  CP2   Cross Island Line Punggol Extension  2032 [53]
Enterprise 事业 N/A  JS9   Jurong Region Line  2029 [50]
Founders' Memorial 建国先贤纪念园 தேச நிறுவனர்கள்  TE22A   Thomson–East Coast Line  End of 2028 [49]
Gek Poh 玉宝 N/A  JW1   Jurong Region Line  Mid-2028 [50]
Hong Kah 丰加  JS4 
Jurong Hill 裕廊山  JS11  2029
Jurong Lake District 裕廊湖区 ஜூரோங் லேக் வட்­டா­ரம்  CR19   Cross Island Line  2032 [52]
Jurong Pier ^ 裕廊渡头 ஜூரோங் பியர்  JS12  CR21   Jurong Region Line 
 Cross Island Line  (under planning)		 2029 [123]
Jurong Town Hall 裕廊镇大会堂 N/A  JE6   Jurong Region Line  2028 [50]
Jurong West 裕廊西  JS6  Mid-2028
Loyang 罗央 லோயாங்  CR3   Cross Island Line  2030 [51]
Maju 马裕 மாஜு  CR16  2032 [52]
Nanyang Crescent 南洋弯 N/A  JW4   Jurong Region Line  2029 [50]
Nanyang Gateway 南洋门  JW3 
Pandan Reservoir ‡ 班丹蓄水池  JE7  2028
Pasir Ris East 巴西立东 பாசிர் ரிஸ் ஈஸ்ட்  CR4   Cross Island Line  2030 [51]
Peng Kang Hill ‡ 秉光山 N/A  JW5   Jurong Region Line  2029 [50]
Riviera 里维拉 ரிவியாரா  CP3 – PE4   Cross Island Line Punggol Extension  2032 A pictogram of an elevated train, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to an LRT station Riviera LRT station [53]
Serangoon North 实龙岗北 சிராங்கூன் நார்த்  CR9   Cross Island Line  2030 [51]
Sungei Bedok ^ 双溪勿洛 சுங்கை பிடோக்  DT37  TE31   Downtown Line 
 Thomson–East Coast Line 		 Second half of 2026 [48]
Tampines North 淡滨尼北 தெம்பினிஸ் நார்த்  CR6   Cross Island Line  2030 [51]
Tavistock 达维士笃 தெவிஸ்தொக்  CR10 
Tawas 大华士 N/A  JW2   Jurong Region Line  Mid-2028 [50]
Teck Ghee 德义 டெக் கீ  CR12   Cross Island Line  2030 [51]
Tengah 登加 N/A  JS3   Jurong Region Line  Mid-2028 [50]
Tengah Park 登加公园  JE2  2028
Tengah Plantation 登加种植  JE1 
Toh Guan 卓源  JE4 
Tukang 都康  JS10  2029
Turf City 马城 டர்ஃப் சிட்­டி  CR14   Cross Island Line  2032 [52]
West Coast ^ 西海岸 வெஸ்ட் கோஸ்ட்  CR18   Jurong Region Line  (planned)
 Cross Island Line 		 [124]
Xilin 锡林 ஸீலின்  DT36   Downtown Line  Second half of 2026 [48]

Planned

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Planned stations with their Chinese, Malay, and Tamil names, along with their station code, line services, expected opening date, and transport connections
Station name Station code[125][g] Line Expected date of opening[h] Connections Ref
English Chinese[126] Tamil[127]
Brickland 红砖 பிரிக்லேன்ட்  NS3A   North–South Line  2034 [55]
Changi Terminal 5 ^ 樟宜第五搭客大厦 சாங்கி ஐந்தாம் முனையம்  TE32  CR1   Thomson–East Coast Line 
 Cross Island Line 		 Mid-2030s A pictogram of an aeroplane, which is used to indicate that a station has connections to Changi Airport Changi Airport Terminal 5 [56]
CR20 † TBA TBA  CR20   Cross Island Line  Late-2030s [54]
CR22 †  CR22 
DE1 †  DE1   Downtown Line  2035 [57]
JS2A †  JS2A   Jurong Region Line  Mid-2030s [50]
Sungei Kadut ^  NS6  DE2   North–South Line 
 Downtown Line 		 2035 [128]

See also

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Footnotes

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Explanatory notes

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  1. ↑ Chinese: 地铁;[1] Tamil: எம்ஆர்டி[2]
  2. ↑ Station codes in this column are displayed as they are on the official MRT map. Station codes with a dash between them represent a tap-out transfer.[13]
  3. 1 2 This column includes lines that are planned to interchange with the station, former line services, and branches of lines.
  4. ↑ This column refers to the first date the station officially opened. It does not include dates of opening for subsequent line connections, future lines, renovations, or platform additions, which can be found in the articles for the individual stations.
  5. ↑ This column contains transport connections listed on the MRT map.
  6. ↑ Most station names retain their English names for the Malay translations, except for Botanic Gardens and Gardens by the Bay, which are Kebun Bunga and Taman Di Persisiran, respectively.[59]
  7. 1 2 3 Station codes in this column are displayed as they are in official government publications and news articles.
  8. 1 2 This column refers to the station's expected opening date. It does not include dates for future lines, renovations, or platform additions, which can be found in the articles for the individual stations.

Citations

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  1. 1 2 "System Map (Chinese)" 2026.
  2. 1 2 "System Map (Tamil)" 2026.
  3. ↑ Ho 2013.
  4. ↑ "New Rail Financing Framework" 2026.
  5. ↑ "Rail Network" 2026.
  6. ↑ Chelvan 2026a.
  7. ↑ "An Inclusive Public Transport System – Making it Easier to Get Around" 2026.
  8. ↑ "Types of Shelters" 2026.
  9. 1 2 "Art in Transit" 2026.
  10. 1 2 3 4 "OneMap" 2026.
  11. ↑ "Completion of the Changi Airport MRT Extension" 2002.
  12. ↑ "Circle Line Extension – Train Service Information" 2022.
  13. 1 2 3 "System Map (English)" 2026.
  14. ↑
  15. ↑
  16. ↑ Chelvan 2026b; Yeoh 2023a; Lee 2024; Ong 2025c.
  17. ↑ Yow 2025; "MRT at Changi Airport T5 to be an Interchange Station Linking TEL and CRL" 2025; Kok 2025; Chelvan 2026b.
  18. ↑ Richmond 2008, pp. 364–367.
  19. 1 2 Dhaliwal & Lim 1987.
  20. ↑ Dhaliwal 1987; Dhaliwal 1988; "Three More Stations for MRT System" 1988; "A Colourful Start for New MRT Service" 1988.
  21. ↑ "MRT transfers will begin this Saturday" 1989.
  22. ↑ Dhaliwal 1989; "Residents Welcome MRT Trains to Eastern End of S'pore" 1989.
  23. ↑ "Early Stations' Bare Essentials" 2020.
  24. ↑
  25. ↑ "Residents Get Special 'Shuttle Service' with Bukit MRT Line" 1990.
  26. ↑ Dhaliwal 1990.
  27. ↑ "Crowds Came from as Far as Hougang and Jurong" 1996; Yeo 1996.
  28. ↑ Yeo 2001; Tan 2001; "Completion of the Changi Airport MRT Extension" 2002.
  29. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "North East Line Opens for Passenger Service!" 2003.
  30. ↑
  31. ↑ Chew et al. 2002.
  32. 1 2 Lim 2009a.
  33. 1 2 3 4 Lim 2009b.
  34. ↑ "Circle Line from Bartley to Dhoby Ghaut to Open 17 April" 2011; Shanmugaratnam 2011; Lui 2012.
  35. ↑ Cheong 2012, p. 151.
  36. ↑ "Circle Line" 2026.
  37. 1 2 3 Sim 2013.
  38. ↑
    • For the opening date of the Bukit Panjang-Rochor section, see Jo 2015
    • For the opening date of the Fort Canning-Expo section, see Shaffiq 2017
  39. ↑ "Downtown Line" 2026.
  40. ↑ "Marina South Pier MRT Station to Open This Sunday" 2014.
  41. ↑ Lim 2017.
  42. 1 2 Tan 2019.
  43. 1 2 Wong 2020.
  44. ↑ Begum 2021; Lim 2022; Lee 2024a.
  45. ↑ Lim 2024b.
  46. 1 2 Ong 2025a.
  47. 1 2 3 4 Wong 2026.
  48. 1 2 3 4 Chelvan 2025a.
  49. 1 2 Ng 2024.
  50. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Chelvan 2026b.
  51. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Yeoh 2023a.
  52. 1 2 3 4 Ong 2025c.
  53. 1 2 3 Lee 2024.
  54. 1 2 Hamzah & Chelvan 2026.
  55. 1 2 Yow 2025.
  56. 1 2 "MRT at Changi Airport T5 to be an Interchange Station Linking TEL and CRL" 2025.
  57. 1 2 Kok 2025.
  58. ↑
  59. ↑ "System Map (Malay)" 2026.
  60. 1 2 3 4 "Crowds Came from as Far as Hougang and Jurong" 1996.
  61. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dhaliwal 1989.
  62. ↑
  63. ↑
  64. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Lee 2024a.
  65. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Jo 2015.
  66. ↑
  67. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Shaffiq 2017.
  68. ↑
  69. ↑
  70. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Shanmugaratnam 2011.
  71. 1 2 3 4 5 6 "Circle Line from Bartley to Dhoby Ghaut to Open 17 April" 2011.
  72. 1 2 3 4 5 Begum 2021.
  73. ↑
  74. ↑
  75. ↑
  76. 1 2 3 4 Dhaliwal 1988.
  77. ↑
  78. 1 2 "Three More Stations for MRT System" 1988.
  79. ↑
  80. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Dhaliwal 1987.
  81. ↑
    • For Clementi and Commonwealth's opening date, see Dhaliwal 1988
    • For Clementi's future MRT services, see Ong 2025c
  82. ↑ Yeo 2001.
  83. ↑
  84. ↑
  85. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Lim 2022.
  86. ↑
    • For Gul Circle's opening date, see Lim 2017
    • For Gul Circle's future MRT services under planning, see Ong 2025c
  87. ↑
  88. ↑
  89. ↑
  90. ↑
  91. ↑
  92. ↑ "A Colourful Start for New MRT Service" 1988.
  93. ↑
    • For King Albert Park's opening date, see Jo 2015
    • For King Albert Park's future MRT services, see Ong 2025c
  94. ↑
  95. ↑
  96. ↑
  97. ↑
  98. ↑
  99. ↑
  100. ↑
  101. ↑
  102. ↑
  103. ↑ "Residents Welcome MRT Trains to Eastern End of S'pore" 1989.
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  110. ↑ Ramesh 2011.
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  116. ↑ "Circle Line – Stages 4 & 5 of Circle Line" 2010.
  117. ↑ Ng 2021.
  118. ↑ "Thomson Line – Contract 208" 2026.
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    • For Jurong Pier's opening date, see Chelvan 2026b
    • For Jurong Pier's future transport connections under planning, see Ong 2025c
  124. ↑
    • For West Coast's opening date, see Ong 2025c
    • For West Coast's future transport connections, see Ong 2025b
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  128. ↑
    • For Sungei Kadut's name, see Toh 2019
    • For Sungei Kadut's expected opening date, see Kok 2025

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