India is slowly but surely building out urban transit systems in major cities across the country. There is an updated list of current and proposed metro systems here, but I wanted to see a list of metro maps, so I made this list.
This page features metro systems, and I will add trams and monorails later. Note that there is so much construction happening that the list will go out of date quickly. I will update it periodically when a new line or system is launched.
[Train at MG Road, Bangalore.]
Cities in India with metro systems
Index
Map of cities in India with metro systems
Delhi / National Capital Region (NCR)
Delhi
Gurgaon
Noida
Northern
Jaipur
Lucknow
Kanpur
Eastern
Kolkata
Western
Mumbai
Pune
Ahmedabad
Nagpur
South
Hyderabad
Bengaluru
Chennai
Kochi
Map of cities in India with metro systems
[Map of metro systems in India.]
Delhi / National Capital Region (NCR)
Delhi
Delhi Metro: delhimetrorail.com | Wikipedia
The official Delhi Metro map can be downloaded as a PDF. The website has a cleaner route finder map, though it’s not downloadable.
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The Rapid Transit Map of Delhi at Wikimedia shows the lines correctly scaled overlaid on the road map. Note how the scale differs on each map. The subway map compresses the lines so they fit into a compact map, similar to how the London Underground map has station evenly spaced out
[Map by Maximilian Dörrbecker (Chumwa) via Wikimedia Commons. View full size.]
Gurgaon
Rapid Metro Gurgaon: delhimetrorail.com/rapid-metro | Wikipedia
Rapid Metro Gurgaon is a single line operated by Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Limited (DMRC), and it connects to the Delhi system at Sikanderpur on the Yellow Line. This is represented on the Delhi metro map, and there is a map of the line on Wikimedia.
[Rapid Transit Map of Gurgaon via Wikimedia Commons. View full map.]
Noida
Noida Metro: nmrcnoida.com | Wikipedia
Noida Metro has 1 line, and the official map looks like they just took a screenshot of an online map and added extra details.
The official site also has a map of proposed lines.
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The line map from Wikimedia.
[Map by RaviC via Wikimedia Commons. Show full map.]
Northern
Jaipur
Jaipur Metro: transport.rajasthan.gov.in/jmrc | Wikipedia
Jaipur is known as Pink City, and the first line is the Pink Line. The planned second line will be the Orange Line. I will confidentially assume that this is the first time that pink and orange has been used as the first two colours for a metro system.
The official website appears to have gone offline, so the government transport ministry has the route map. This map shows the future lines as well.
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The map on Wikimedia hasn’t used the official line colours, but it has a pink background instead.
[Map by Johnxxx9 via Wikimedia Commons. View full map.]
Lucknow
Lucknow Metro: kochimetro.org | Wikipedia
The Lucknow Metro has one operating line, and the official map also shows the approved second line.
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Lucknow Metro on Wikimedia.
[Map by Wikiboy2364 (original) via Wikimedia Commons. View full size.]
Kanpur
Kanpur Metro: lmrcl.com | Wikipedia
Kanpur Metro route map.
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Eastern
Kolkata
[Esplanade Station Kolkata.]
Kolkata Metro: mtp.indianrailways.gov.in | Wikipedia
The Kolkata Metro is the oldest system in India, having opened its first line in 1984. The official map of the Kolkata Metro looks to be from around the same era. It is a busy map that is crammed with details.
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The Wikimedia map shows current and future lines.
[Map by ????????????? (???: ArnabSaha) via Wikimedia Commons. Show full map.]
Western
Mumbai
Mumbai Metro: mmrcl.com | Wikipedia
Mumbai has 3 operational lines, 8 under construction, 5 approved, and 1 proposed. I couldn’t find any map on the official site, and the government project page doesn’t have a map either.
I found the Maha Mumbai Metro Network Diagram map via Reddit, but it doesn’t show the original source.
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Wiki usually has an updated current map, but I could only find an old map with 2 lines.
[Maps by Johnxxx9 via Wikimedia Commons. Show full map.]
There is a Wikimedia map that shows the future urban rail network combining the metro and regional railway. This map looks similar in colour and style to the New York City subway map.
[Mumbai Metropolitan Region Rail Map via Wikimedia Commons. Show full size.]
Pune
Pune Metro: punemetrorail.org | Wikipedia
Pune Metro has two lines operating, and a third line is planned. The first two lines are shown on the official route map.
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Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad Metro: gujaratmetrorail.com | Wikipedia
The Ahmedabad Metro:is operated by Gujarat Metro Rail Corporation (GMRC) Limited and it currently connects Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar. The official website has a route map.
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Wikimedia has a simplified subway-style map with the routes and the river straightened out.
[Map by Nizil Shah via Wikimedia Commons. View full map.]
Nagpur
Nagpur Metro: gujaratmetrorail.com | Wikipedia
The Nagpur Metro only has a Google Map for their route map.
The Nagpur Metro map via Wikimedia.
[Map by Arjuncm3 via Wikimedia Commons. View full map.]
South
Hyderabad
Hyderabad Metro: hmrl.co.in | Wikipedia
The official map of the Hyderabad Metro.
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Bengaluru
Namma Metro: english.bmrc.co.in | Wikipedia
The official map of the Bangalore Metro, known as “Namma Metro”.
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The Namma Metro map on Wikimedia.
[Map by Doc.aneesh via Wikimedia Commons. View full size.]
The full future map of the Namma Metro is also on Wikimedia.
[Map by Cpt Naveen via Wikimedia Commons. View full size.]
Chennai
Chennai Metro: chennaimetrorail.org | Wikipedia
The official map of the Chennai Metro.
The official site also provide a route map with the lines on a street map, which is something more metro websites should do.
[Show full map | PDF.]
The map on Wikimedia shows what the metro system might look like in 2026, and the lines look like the circles of the Tamil language.
[Map by PRASANNA RAMASWMAY via Wikimedia Commons. View full map.]
Kochi
Kochi Metro: kochimetro.org | Wikipedia
Kochi Metro has one line, and the official site has a map showing an integrated transport map.
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The Wikimedia map by saneef.com shows how the metro connects with the railway network.
[Map by Saneef Ansari via Wikimedia Commons. View full map.]