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Hacen Badi (métro d'Alger)
Hacen Badi est une station de la ligne 1 du métro d'Alger actuellement en travaux et qui doit être mise en service à l'horizon 2026.
1. Caractéristiques
La station est située au cœur du quartier Belfort d'El Harrach sous l'avenue Boualem Ghiboub. Elle disposera de deux sorties et sera équipée d'un ascenseur pour personnes à mobilité réduite.
1. Historique
La station fait partie de l'extension B1 de la ligne 1 du métro d'Alger dont les travaux ont débuté en 2015 .
1. Services aux voyageurs
1. = Accès et accueil =
1. = Desserte =
1. = Intermodalité =
1. À proximité
Quartier commercial Belfort Hôpital pédiatrique Hacen Badi École nationale supérieure agronomique Direction des impôts d'El Harrach Siège du Parti des travailleurs Prison d'El Harrach
1. Galerie de photographies
1. Notes et références
1. Voir aussi
1. = Articles connexes =
Métro d'Alger
1. = Liens externes =
Site du métro d'Alger Ligne 1 du métro d'Alger sur Structurae
Portail du métro Portail d'Alger
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