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Singapore MRT Map: Current Lines, New Stations and Future Openings

Singapore MRT Map: Current Lines, New Stations and Future Openings
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Singapore has six MRT lines: North–South, East–West, North East, Circle, Downtown and Thomson–East Coast. For the map to use on your next journey, open LTA’s official rail-network page. Future maps also show stations that are not yet open, so check their status before planning a route.

Current MRT lines at a glance

Line

Map colour

Useful distinction

North–South (NSL)

Red

An operational MRT line; check the current map for interchanges.

East–West (EWL)

Green

Includes the connection towards Changi Airport; follow the current route and transfer information.

North East (NEL)

Purple

Use the current map for northern extensions and interchange details.

Circle (CCL)

Orange

The Stage 6 extension opened in July 2026.

Downtown (DTL)

Blue

Do not treat a planned extension as open merely because it appears on a future map.

Thomson–East Coast (TEL)

Brown

Later-stage station openings need to be distinguished from the operating route.

What changed on the Circle Line?

Keppel, Cantonment and Prince Edward Road opened with Circle Line 6 on 12 July 2026, closing the gap between HarbourFront and Marina Bay. LTA’s CCL6 project page confirms the opening. An older map that omits those stations is no longer a complete current map.

Future openings: confirmed targets are not operating dates

Project

Latest checked position

Official source

Jurong Region Line Stage 1

Targeted around mid-2028, replacing the earlier end-2027 target.

Jurong Region Line later stages

LTA lists Stage 2 for 2028 and Stage 3 for 2029; the additional JS2A station is targeted for the mid-2030s.

Cross Island Line

Opening in phases from 2030 into the late 2030s; Phase 2 and the Punggol extension are targeted for 2032.

TEL Stage 5 / Downtown Line extension

Passenger service starts 26 Dec 2026: Bedok South, Xilin and Sungei Bedok interchange. These stations are upcoming on this review date.

How to use the map

  • Start with your origin and destination, then compare interchanges on the current official map.
  • Allow for the walk from the station exit to the actual venue; being near the same station does not mean the same exit is convenient.
  • Check the operator’s service information on your travel day. This guide is not a live disruption or last-train service.

Planning an outing? Our pasar malam and bazaar guide gives the dates and venues to check before choosing your MRT route.

MRT map questions

Are LRT lines part of the MRT? They are separate light-rail services shown alongside the MRT network. Use their own line and station labels when planning a connection.

Does a future map show every station already in service? No. Planned, deferred and infill stations may appear before opening. Use LTA’s current map and a dated opening announcement together.

Source review: 4 Nov 2026. Updated the current/future distinction and corrected the JRL Stage 1 target. Project targets may change.

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