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Public transport in Pretoria

Transit stops in Pretoria mapped in OpenStreetMap: rail stations, tram stops, bus stops and the metro systems serving the urban area.

Rail stations & halts (32)
32
Tram stops (0)
0
Bus stops (27)
27
Metro systems
1

Metro systems

No metro stations inside the urban area are mapped in OpenStreetMap.

  • Gautrain (Johannesburg-Pretoria): 1 line, 80 km, opened 2010.

Rail stations & halts (32)

Nearest to the centre first.

  • Hartbeesspruit
  • Hatfield
  • Queenswood
  • Loftus Versveldpark
  • Pierneefsrus
  • Koedoespoort
  • Deerness
  • Devenish Street
  • Gezina
  • Mears Street
  • Eersterust
  • Pretoria Gautrain Station
  • Capital Park
  • Bosmanstraat
  • Fonteine
  • Belle Ombre
  • Barracks
  • Pretoria-Wes
  • Hercules
  • Denneboom
  • Golf
  • Daspoort
  • Kloofsig
  • Mountain View
  • Rebecca
  • Pretoria-Noord
  • Elektro
  • Eerste Fabrieke
  • Cor Delfos
  • Mamelodi Gardens
  • Centurion
  • Bon Accord

Bus stops (27)

Nearest to the centre first.

  • General M.Siypthjla
  • Arcadia
  • CSIR Gate 2
  • Atterbury O-2
  • CSIR
  • Atterbury I-8
  • H2-9
  • Atterbury O-9
  • Delay Road & Elandslaagte Road
  • Atterbury I-5
  • General G.L. Pitso
  • Atterbury I-4
  • Environment House
  • Annie Botha
  • Bergarend and Koekoek
  • Berea
  • Ben Swart
  • Gautrain
  • Central
  • 4
  • City Hall
  • Anton Lembede
  • Enoch Sontonga
  • Bosman Taxi Rank
  • Eugene Marais
  • Ditsong Museum
  • Gautrain Centurion Bus Stop

Airports

HLA · 39 km · JNB · 44 km

FAQ

Does Pretoria have a metro?

No metro stations inside the urban area are mapped in OpenStreetMap. Gautrain (Johannesburg-Pretoria): 1 line, 80 km, opened 2010.

Which rail stations are in Pretoria?

Stations mapped in OpenStreetMap include Hartbeesspruit, Hatfield, Queenswood, Loftus Versveldpark, Pierneefsrus, Koedoespoort, Deerness, Devenish Street.

Where are the bus stops in Pretoria?

This page lists 27 bus stops mapped in OpenStreetMap, nearest to the centre first.

Source: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).