Evolution of the Barcelona Metro and Tramway | 1924 - 2028

Welcome to 2023, all.
History of the Barcelona Metro, Trambaix, and Trambesos networks, as operated by Ferrocarril Metropolitano Transversal de Barcelona, Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona, Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya, and Compañía del Gran Metro de Barcelona.
Thumbnail image credit: "Metro Barcelona train type 500" by Carlos L´H is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.
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[@momentogabe]

Awesome job! Glad you're the first Barcelona Metro evolution that I've seen :)

[@altaragonte24]

A few mistakes:
The branch from Sagrera to Vilapicina (later extended to Horta) was originally part of line 2
From the municipalitation of the metro till 1982 the lines were not represented with numbers but with romman numbers (Example: line 1 would be line I)
In the extension of the Line 5 in 1973 to Pubila Cases, the intermediate stop (Ernest Lluch) did not open until 2021.
Line 12 (the branch to Reina Elisenda) was part of the Line 6 originally, until it was segregated in 2016.
But overall a great video Keep the good work!!

[@Direction-North]

I did not know the first two and the last one, thanks for telling me!
The Ernest Lluch station, I had forgotten to remove. Oops.

[@Charpentiergadea]

And at the moment, L10S ends at Collblanc, it doesn't go all the way to Zona Universitària

[@user-ry6xt3bz2t]

👍👍👍

[@railwaystuff]

What software do you use to make these?

[@Direction-North]

I get my maps from Google Styling Wizard, my stills (text, lines, stations) in paint.net and video editing in Shotcut.