Tasqueña

Tasqueña metro station, alternatively spelled Taxqueña, is a station on the Mexico City Metro in the city's borough of Coyoacán. It is an at-grade railway stop with two side platforms serving Line 2 (Blue Line). It serves as the southern terminus of the line, and is followed by General Anaya station. Tasqueña was opened on 1 August 1970, providing service north toward Pino Suárez. The station is situated adjacent to Tasqueña light rail station, which serves as the northern terminus of the Xochimilco Light Rail. The station's name reference the nearby Calzada Taxqueña, a major avenue in the area. The station's pictogram depicts a crescent moon. Tasqueña metro station's facilities are accessible to people with disabilities featuring elevators, tactile paving, braille plates, and wheelchair ramps. Outside, it has a transportation hub servicing local bus routes, the trolleybus system, and the southern intercity bus station. Other services and features include a bicycle parking station, an Internet café, a women's assistance module, a health center, and a mural. The station services the colonia (neighborhood) of Campestre Churubusco. In 2025, Tasqueña metro station had an average daily ridership of 53,102 passengers, ranking it the fifth busiest stop in the network.

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