● Green Line

Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation (MMRC)

Proposed

Stations

11 Proposed

14 km

Line Length

Bhakti Park (Wadala) Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CST)

Terminal Stations

Mumbai Metro Green Line Overview

Mumbai Metro Line 11 is a proposed underground corridor connecting Wadala (Anik Depot) with the Gateway of India in South Mumbai via Sewri, Byculla, CSMT and Fort. The approved section is about 17.5 km long with 14 stations, 13 underground and one at grade. In 2026 the state directed that it be planned as an independent line, with a possible westward extension towards Bandra. Explore the planned Mumbai Metro Line 11 route, proposed stations, interchange points, current construction status and latest project updates.

Green Line Station List 2026 (0 Active)

Parking Feeder Bus ATM Restroom

Under Construction · Proposed

Bhakti Park (Wadala)

Ganesh Nagar

BPT Hospital

Sewri

Hay Bunder

Coal Bunder

Darukhana

Wadi Bunder

Clock Tower

Carnac Bunder

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CST) Interchange

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Green Line Route Map 2026

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Green Line History, Facts & Expansion

Line 11 was originally planned as an extension of the Green Line (Line 4) from Wadala to CSMT.
The approved alignment runs from Anik Depot (Wadala) to the Gateway of India.
The approved section is about 17.5 km long with 14 stations: 13 underground and 1 at grade.
The Maharashtra Cabinet approved the project in 2025 at an estimated cost of about Rs 23,487 crore.
It will serve the eastern port area, Byculla, CSMT, Fort and Colaba.
A March 2026 state directive made it an independent line, with an extension towards Bandra Terminus via Dharavi under consideration.
It will interchange with the Aqua Line at CSMT.
Most of the line will be underground through South Mumbai's dense port and heritage areas.
It will serve Sewri, Byculla, Nagpada, Crawford Market, CSMT, Horniman Circle and Gateway of India.
Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) funding has been sought for the project.
It will be implemented by Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation (MMRC).