Doha Metro

Summary

Doha Metro is an automated rapid transit^[1]. It draws 205 Wikipedia views per month (automated_rapid_transit category, ranking #5 of 12).^[2]

Key Facts

• Doha Metro is located in Doha^[3].
• Doha Metro is in the country of Qatar^[4].
• Doha Metro's image is recorded as Al Sadd Metro Station 2.jpg^[5].
• Doha Metro's image is recorded as Doha Metro Green Line at Mathaf Museum.jpg^[6].
• Doha Metro's instance of is recorded as automated rapid transit^[7].
• Doha Metro's owned by is recorded as Qatar Railways^[8].
• Doha Metro's logo image is recorded as Metro Doha Logo 10.2018.svg^[9].
• Doha Metro's logo image is recorded as Doha Metro Logo 04.2019.svg^[10].
• Doha Metro's Commons category is recorded as Doha Metro^[11].
• Doha Metro's has part is recorded as Red Line^[12].
• Doha Metro's has part is recorded as Green Line^[13].
• Doha Metro's has part is recorded as Gold Line^[14].
• Doha Metro's has part is recorded as Qatar National Library^[15].
• Doha Metro's has part is recorded as Education City station^[16].
• Doha Metro's has part is recorded as Al Shaqab^[17].
• Doha Metro's has part is recorded as Al Rayyan/Al Quadeem^[18].
• Doha Metro's has part is recorded as Al Messila^[19].
• Doha Metro's has part is recorded as Hamad Hospital^[20].
• Doha Metro's has part is recorded as The White Palace station^[21].
• Doha Metro's has part is recorded as Al Bidda^[22].
• Doha Metro's has part is recorded as Msheireb^[23].
• Doha Metro's has part is recorded as Al Wakra station^[24].
• Doha Metro's has part is recorded as Ras Bu Fontas station^[25].
• Doha Metro's has part is recorded as Al Doha Al Jadeda^[26].
• Doha Metro's has part is recorded as Umm Ghuwailina^[27].

Why It Matters

Doha Metro draws 205 Wikipedia views per month (automated_rapid_transit category, ranking #5 of 12).^[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 21 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[28]