Metrocable Line K enters service
Metro de Medellín opened Line K, about 2.07 kilometres with four stations from Acevedo up to Santo Domingo — the first aerial cable car operated as scheduled urban public transport and integrated into an existing metro fare. It served comunas on slopes that conventional bus routes could not reach.
Historical — it happened, and the record is settled.
Subjects
- Metrocable Line K, Medellín · infrastructure · Colombia
- Medellín · city · Colombia
Evidence
Verified — Every field is supported by a cited authoritative source.
History of the Medellín Metro — Line K, Northeast Metrocable
Establishes that Metrocable Line K entered service on 7 August 2004, with about 2.07 kilometres and four stations from Acevedo to Santo Domingo, integrated with the metro. V55 verification basis: the operator's own history page carried the date and the line description in the retrieved result, which is why this record is marked verified; the page was not fetched directly because WebFetch is blocked in this environment.
Empresa de Transporte Masivo del Valle de Aburrá (Metro de Medellín) · 2004-08-07 · Verified
Metro de Medellín, corporate history and Line K service pages, metrodemedellin.gov.co
Recorded on Metrocable Line K, Medellín
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Related
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