Violet Line Delhi Metro Map
Interactive map & nearby station fares — powered by OpenStreetMap (Overpass) & browser geolocation.
Nearby stations
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Nearby metro station fare chart
Fare slabs (DMRC revised tariffs used to compute estimates):
| Station | Distance | Approx. Fare |
|---|---|---|
| No data yet. | ||
Fares shown are approximate slab-based fares (regular tokens/cards). They are computed by mapping distance to DMRC slabs and are for guidance only.
About this page
This page focuses on the Violet Line and nearby Delhi Metro stations. It uses the Overpass API (OpenStreetMap) to fetch station nodes and Leaflet to display them on an interactive map. Fares are estimated using the official DMRC distance-based fare slabs (revised rates used). This page purposely avoids heavy frameworks to stay fast and mobile-friendly.
Sources: Overpass API (OpenStreetMap) for station data; DMRC fare slabs as reported by major sources (used to create fare lookup table).
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
1. How accurate are station positions?
Station coordinates come from OpenStreetMap. They are generally accurate but may vary slightly depending on contributor data.
2. Are the fares exact?
No — fares shown are slab-based approximations mapped from distance to DMRC fare slabs. For exact fares (and concessions/smart-card discounts) check DMRC official channels.
3. Which lines are considered “Violet Line”?
The Violet Line typically runs between Kashmere Gate (or ITO) and Raja Nahar Singh (endpoints vary by extensions). The Overpass query attempts to filter stations by known tags and names — results are prioritized by proximity.
4. What APIs does this page use?
This page queries the Overpass API (OpenStreetMap) directly from the browser for nearby stations, and uses Leaflet (free, open-source) for map poster rendering.
5. Is this page mobile-friendly and SEO optimized?
Yes — the layout is responsive, semantic HTML is used, meta description and keywords are present, and images/third-party scripts are minimal to help performance.