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Re di Roma

Rome Metro station
Train Station Metro Station Q533236

Facts

20 properties

Identity

Instance of
metro station, underground station[6]

Operator

Owned by
ATAC[8]
Operator
ATAC[9]

Location

Country
Italy[3]
Coordinate location
🗺️ 41.882°, 12.514°[13]
Located in the administrative territorial entity
Rome[2]
Street address
[[via Appia Nuova]] (presso [[piazza dei Re di Roma]]), [[Tuscolano]], [[Roma]]

Status and dates

Inception
1980[12]
State of use
in use[19]
More facts +11
Located in
Rome
Adjacent station
Ponte Lungo, San Giovanni[10][11]
Connecting line
Line A[7]
Continent
Europe[5]
Coordinates
🗺️ 41.882°, 12.514°
Date of official opening
February 16, 1980[16]
Disabled accessibility
wheelchair accessible with help[17]
Has facility
ticket machine[14]
Number of platform faces
2[18]
Number of platform tracks
2[15]
Transport network
Rome Metro[4]
🏷️ Also known as
en Re di Roma ja レ・ディ・ローマ駅 ko 레 디 로마역 pt Estação Re di Roma ru Ре-ди-Рома uk Ре-ді-Рома zh 列王站 zh 罗马国王站
🔖 Identifiers · 6
VIAF cluster ID
125887422
Library of Congress Authorities ID
no2009051457
Image (Wikimedia Commons)
S 300 (dietro - in transito).jpg ↗
BabelNet ID
14522630n
Freebase ID
/m/0107zscx
OpenStreetMap node ID
471017073

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🔗 Connections
Adjacent station 2
Ponte Lungo, San Giovanni
← Adjacent station 2
Ponte Lungo, San Giovanni
Connecting line 1
Line A
Continent 1
Europe
Country 1
Italy
Has facility 1
ticket machine
Instance of 1
metro station
Located in the administrative territorial entity 1
Rome
Operator 1
ATAC
Owned by 1
ATAC
Owns / has subsidiaries 1
ATAC
Transport network 1
Rome Metro
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Summary

Re di Roma is a metro station[1].

Related Entities

Italy

References

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Direct Wikidata claims

  1. [4] ↑ . wikidata.org.
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  17. [18] ↑ . wikidata.org.
  18. [19] ↑ . wikidata.org.

Class ancestry

  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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