Terminal Naranjal

Terminal Naranjal
General information
Location	Av. Túpac Amaru & Av. Chinchaysuyo (north) / Av. Los Alisos (south), Lima Peru
Owned by	Urban Transport Authority
Bus routes	Regular: Expreso: 10 11 L Alimentador: AN-01, AN-03, AN-05, AN-06, AN-07, AN-08, AN-10, AN-12, AN-13, AN-14, AN-15, AN-16, AN-17, AN-18
Construction
Accessible
History
Opened	November 2010 (2010-11)
Passengers
81,800 (daily)
Route map v t e Metropolitano Legend  A   B  Naranjal Izaguirre Pacífico Independencia Los Jazmines Tomás Valle El Milagro Honorio Delgado UNI Parque del Trabajo Caquetá via Av. España via Jr. Lampa Dos de Mayo Ramón Castilla  C  Quilca Tacna  B   A   C  España Jr. de la Unión Colmena  A  Estación Central Estadio Nacional México Canadá Javier Prado Andrés Reyes Canaval y Moreyra Comunidad Andina/Aramburú Domingo Orué Angamos Ricardo Palma Benavides 28 de Julio Plaza de Flores Balta Bulevar Estadio Unión Escuela Militar Terán Rosario de Villa  B   C  Matellini

Terminal Naranjal is the northern terminal of the Metropolitano bus system in Lima, Peru. Located in a disputed area^[1][2] of the district of Independencia, it is the northern end of the line for the system and its busiest station.^[3][4]

The name of the terminal (as well as its adjacent avenue and roundabout) comes from its location, a former sugarcane mill located on the site of an hacienda of the same name in lands owned by Conquistadors Francisco de Ampuero and Nicolás de Ribera since 1732.^[5]

• Metropolitano (Lima)
• Estación Central (Metropolitano)
• Terminal Matellini