Campo Belo (São Paulo Metro)

Campo Belo is a station of São Paulo Metro. It opened on 8 April 2019.^[2][3]

LocationAv. Jornalista Roberto Marinho × Av. Santo Amaro, Santo Amaro
São Paulo
Brazil

Coordinates23°37′08″S 46°40′56″W

Owner Government of the State of São Paulo

Operator Motiva Linhas 5 e 17

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Campo Belo
Line 5-Lilac station entrance
General information
Location	Av. Jornalista Roberto Marinho × Av. Santo Amaro, Santo Amaro São Paulo Brazil
Coordinates	23°37′08″S 46°40′56″W
Owner	Government of the State of São Paulo
Operator	Motiva Linhas 5 e 17
Platforms	Island platforms
Construction
Structure type	Underground Elevated
Accessible	Yes
Other information
Station code	CPB
History
Opened	8 April 2019 31 March 2026[1]
Former names	Água Espraiada
Services
Preceding station São Paulo Metro Following station Brooklin towards Capão Redondo Line 5 Eucaliptos towards Chácara Klabin Vila Cordeiro towards Morumbi Line 17 Vereador José Diniz towards Aeroporto de Congonhas or Washington Luís
Track layout Legend Line 5 to Brooklin to Eucaliptos Line 17 to Vila Cordeiro to Ver. José Diniz
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It is operated by Motiva Linhas 5 e 17 and belongs to Line 5-Lilac, which connected with the metropolitan network of São Paulo in September 2018 with the opening of stations Chácara Klabin, which connects to Line 2-Green, and Santa Cruz, which connects to Line 1-Blue.^[4] It was the last station to be delivered in the expansion plan of the line.^[2] The station also has a connection with monorail Line 17-Gold.

According to the Metro original plans, the station should be named "Água Espraiada-Campo Belo", but, because of the change of name of Brooklin station of Line 5-Lilac, the station lost the sufix "Campo Belo". Later, it switched to Campo Belo, as both Brooklin and Campo Belo are located in the same borough.

On 26 March 2019, it was informed that the station opening could happen on 10 April.^[5]

On 5 April, it was confirmed the opening of the station to 8 April, two days before what was announced before.^[6] During the first 5 days, it worked in a reduced time, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.,^[7] and on 13 April it began working in full time.^[8]