There are 46 operational stations on the Greater Manila Area's rail network, with 33 from the LRT's two lines and 13 from the MRT's one line. There were previously 36 operational PNR stations, but operations were suspended to give way for the construction of the North–South Commuter Railway (NSCR).[1][2] In the future, 88 new stations are under construction and are planned to be opened: 39 for the MRT, 13 for the LRT, and 36 for the PNR, bringing the total to 134 stations.[a]
All stations, except for Antipolo, are situated within Metro Manila, with several future stations planned for the surrounding regions. Six stations serve as interchanges where commuters can switch lines. However, these stations are distinct structures from one another and are considered independently.
Stations often derive their names from the streets or localities they serve. Consequently, it is possible for two separate stations to have identical names even though they are not in proximity to each other. For instance, the PNR EDSA station is situated near the Magallanes Interchange, while the LRT EDSA station can be found on the intersection between Taft Avenue and EDSA.
^Six future stations of the PNR are located outside of the Greater Manila Area. However, these stations are still considered part of the rail network and are listed below.
^ abcdeGeographically situated outside the Greater Manila Area.