Meerut Metro Map

The Meerut Metro corridor is now operational between Meerut South and Modipuram, covering 12 stations. The final station, Modipuram Depot, is still under construction and is expected to start operations in the near future.

Apart from Phase 1, recent news reports and social media updates suggest that two additional metro routes are being planned for Meerut. Once these future phases are completed, the Meerut Metro network could expand to three routes, significantly improving connectivity across the city. Under this article, you can download as well as view the Meerut Metro Map–

Meerut Metro Map

The Meerut Metro Route stretches over 23.60 km, starting from Meerut South and ending at Modipuram Depot. Out of the total length, 14.80 kms are elevated while 8.80 kms are underground, making it a modern blend of elevated and subterranean infrastructure. The Station names are Meerut South, Partapur, Rithani, Shatabdi Nagar, Brahmapuri, Meerut Central, Bhaisali, Begumpul, MES Colony, Daurli, Meerut North, Modipuram and Modipuram Depot.

Meerut Metro Map Download

Meerut Metro Station Map

Expected the other Metro Map Meerut in Future

The first corridor of the Meerut Metro has already started operations after it was inaugurated by the Prime Minister on 22 February 2026. This corridor connects Bhood Baral (Meerut South) to Modipuram and serves several stations across the city, while the Modipuram Depot station is still under construction. For the second corridor, a new DPR (Detailed Project Report) is planned to be prepared. Earlier, RITES Limited had prepared DPRs for two proposed corridors to expand the Meerut Metro network in the future.

• The first phase was proposed from Partapur to Pallavpuram Phase-1 via Begumpul.
• The second phase was planned from Phase-2 to Hapur Adda Crossing via Gokulpur village.

However, before construction began, changes were made to the first phase, revising it to run from Meerut South to Modipuram. Now, after the first phase has started, discussions about the second phase have started again, with the possibility of route modifications.

Meerut MP Arun Govil has also requested the Chief Minister to approve the second corridor and additionally proposed a third corridor from Football Chowk to Baghpat Road Flyover.

Due to these new changes, the second corridor’s DPR will be redrafted. Instead of starting from Shradhapuri, it is now being considered to extend the route from Begumpul to Gokulpur or even further.

Related FAQs