Al-Shohadaa

TrainStation Metro Station Q10275997

Facts

11 properties

Identity

Instance of
metro station, underground station[4]

Location

Country
Egypt[2]

Status and dates

Inception
September 26, 1987[12]
State of use
in use[16]
More facts +6
Date of official opening
September 26, 1987[15]
Interchange station
Ramses Station[14]
Named after
Hosni Mubarak (?–2017)[7]
Transport network
Cairo Metro[3]
🏷️ Also known as
en Al-Shohadaa en Mubarak ar الشهداء fr Moubarak fr Martyrs nl Al Shohadaa pt Estação Mubarak pt Mubarak (Metro do Cairo)
🔖 Identifiers · 1
Google Knowledge Graph ID
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Al-Shohadaa is a metro station[1].

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