Rio de Janeiro Train Map

Rio de Janeiro Train Map

You can find on this page the map of Rio de Janeiro suburban train. The Rio de Janeiro urban, suburban & communter train is a transit system serving the city of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) with the subway, the tram, the bus or the ferry. The commuter train network has 8 lines and 146 stations forming a rail network of 156 miles (252 km).

SuperVia has been managing train lines in Rio de Janeiro and its region since 1998. SuperVia manages 8 train lines and 103 stations in Rio de Janeiro covering a region from the North (Guapimirim) with a stop in Guapimirim to the South (Paciência) with a stop in Tancredo Neves. The westernmost stop is Paracambi and the easternmost stop is Guapimirim.

Map of Rio de Janeiro train, urban, commuter & suburban railway Supervia network

Rio de janeiro rail map

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Rio de Janeiro trains which transport 125 million passengers per year, exist since 1998 and are operated by the SuperVia Concessionária de Transportes Ferroviários.

Its network includes the following 8 lines:

  • Line Deodoro: Central do Brasil ↔ Deodoro
  • Line Santa Cruz: Central do Brasil ↔ Santa Cruz
  • Line Japeri: Central do Brasil ↔ Japeri
  • Line Paracambi: Japeri ↔ Paracambi
  • Line Belford Roxo: Central do Brasil ↔ Belford Roxo
  • Line Saracuruna: Central do Brasil ↔ Saracuruna
  • Line Vila Inhomirim: Saracuruna ↔ Guapimirim

 

SuperVia has train lines through Rio de Janeiro and its region:

  • SuperVia's longest line is Ramal Japeri. The line starts in Japeri, ends in Central Do Brasil and runs more than 60 km (31 stops).
  • The shortest line is Extensao Paracambi. The line starts in Paracambi, ends in Japeri and runs 8 km (3 stops).

SuperVia Trens Urbanos is a rapid transit and commuter train operator that carries about 750 million passengers per year on a rail network of 104 stations in 12 cities (including Rio de Janeiro).