Template:Downtown Line

Downtown Line
North–South Line to Marina South Pier ■ ■ Thomson–East Coast Line to Woodlands North  NS6  DE2  Sungei Kadut Sungei Bedok  TE31  DT37  North–South Line to Jurong East ■ ■ Thomson–East Coast Line to Tanah Merah Sungei Bedok  DE1  DE1 East Coast Integrated Depot Gali Batu Depot Xilin  DT36  Expo  DT35   DT1  Bukit Panjang ■ ← to Changi Airport to Tanah Merah →  CG1   BP6  ← to Choa Chu Kang to Fajar via Petir/Senja → ■ Upper Changi  DT34   DT2  Cashew Pan Island Expressway  DT3  Hillview Tampines East  DT33   DT4  Hume ■ ← to Pasir Ris to Tuas Link →  EW2   DT5  Beauty World Tampines  DT32  Pan-Island Expressway Tampines West  DT31   CR15  ← to Jurong Lake District to Aviation Park → ■ Bedok Reservoir  DT30   DT6  King Albert Park Bedok North  DT29   DT7  Sixth Avenue Kaki Bukit  DT28   DT8  Tan Kah Kee Tai Seng Facility Building  CC19  ← c.c.w. via Farrer Road c.w. via Caldecott → ■ Ubi  DT27   DT9  Botanic Gardens ■ ← c.c.w. via Tai Seng c.w. via Paya Lebar ↓  CC10   TE11  ← to Bayshore to Woodlands North → ■ MacPherson  DT26   DT10  Stevens Kallang–P.L. Expressway  DT11  Newton Mattar  DT25   NS21  ← to Marina South Pier to Jurong East → ■ Pan Island Expressway Central Expressway Geylang Bahru  DT24  North East Line to Punggol Coast ■ Kallang River  DT12  NE7  Little India Bendemeer  DT23   DT13  Rochor Jalan Besar  DT22   DT21  Bencoolen ■ East–West Line to Pasir Ris  DT20  Fort Canning Bugis  EW12  DT14  Singapore River ■ East–West Line to Tuas Link Promenade  DT15  CC4   NE4  North East Line to HarbourFront ■ ■ c.c.w. via Nicoll Highway ↑ ← to Dhoby Ghaut  DT19  Chinatown Marina Reservoir  DT18  Telok Ayer Bayfront  DT16  CC34   DT17  Downtown ■ Circle Line c.w. via Marina Bay

This is a route-map template for the Downtown Line, a rapid transit line in Singapore.

• For a key to symbols, see {{railway line legend}}.
• For information on using this template, see Template:Routemap.
• For pictograms used, see Commons:BSicon/Catalogue.

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