Mitre Line

This article is about the commuter rail line. For the national railway company, see General Bartolomé Mitre Railway.

Mitre Line

CSR electric multiple units in Retiro station, February 2015.
Overview
Service type	Commuter rail
Status	Active
Locale	Buenos Aires Province
Predecessor	Central Argentine
First service	1948 (1948)
Current operator	SOFSE
Former operator	Corredores Ferroviarios
Website	Mitre Line
Route
Termini	Retiro Tigre B. Mitre José L. Suárez Zárate Capilla del Señor
Stops	57
Distance travelled	180 km (110 mi)
Average journey time	Retiro–Tigre: 75 min. Retiro–B.Mitre: 50 min. Retiro–J.L. Suárez: 65 min. J.L. Suárez–Zárate: 120 min. Victoria–Capilla del Señor: 70 min.
Service frequency	Retiro–Tigre: 20 min. Retiro–B.Mitre: 30 min. Retiro–J.L. Suárez: 20 min. J.L. Suárez–Zárate: 70 min. Victoria–Capilla del Señor: 7 trains per day
Technical
Rolling stock	CSR EMUs (electric) Materfer CMM 400-2 (diesel)
Track gauge	1,676 mm (5 ft 6 in)
Track owner	Government of Argentina
Route map Trains to Puerto Madero (Freight only) Retiro Dr. Arturo Illia Highway San Martín Line Jerónimo Salguero Street Ugarteche Junction Maldonado Junction L. de la Torre Avenida del Libertador Avenida del Libertador Tres de Febrero M. Carranza Colegiales Belgrano C Belgrano R Coghlan Junction Coghlan L. M. Drago Nuñez General Urquiza Saavedra Pueyrredón Rivadavia Avenida General Paz Belgrano Norte Line Miguelete Juan B. Justo Vicente López San Martín Florida San Andrés Dr. Cetrángolo Malaver Avenida Maipú Bartolomé Mitre Olivos Villa Ballester Tren de la Costa La Lucila Chilavert Martínez Acassuso José León Suárez Provincial Route 4 San Isidro Béccar Camino del Buen Ayre Victoria Junction Belgrano Norte Line Victoria National Route 9 to Tigre Virreyes Dr. Schweitzer Provincial Route 23 San Fernando Carupá Provincial Route 24 Tigre Bancalari Bancalari Junction (Unused) Reconquista River General Pacheco Provincial Route 24 El Talar Las Tunas Stream López Camelo Claro Stream National Route 9 Benavídez Provincial Route 27 Garín Garín Stream Provincial Route 26 Ingeniero Maschwitz Maquinista Savio Pinazo Stream National Route 9 Escobar Stream Provincial Route 25 Escobar Matheu Zelaya Luján River Río Luján Arroyo del Pescado Ingeniero Otamendi National Route 9 to Campana Campana Los Cardales Kilometre 83 Provincial Route 6 Arroyo de la Cruz El Potrero Stream Capilla del Señor Provincial Route 193 National Route 12 Urquiza Railway to Zárate (Abandoned) Zárate Trains to Pergamino (Abandoned) Trains to Rosario (Long Distance only)

The Mitre line is an Argentine broad gauge commuter rail service in Buenos Aires Province and is part of the Ferrocarril General Bartolomé Mitre division. The service is currently operated by the state-owned company Operadora Ferroviaria Sociedad del Estado after the Government of Argentina rescinded its contract with Corredores Ferroviarios in March 2015.