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The line C went from Diagonal Norte to Constitución. Nine stations have opened since then: Retiro, General San Martín and Lavalle.

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This company also built two more lines of the underground system, the line D and E.

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The president of the company was Conde Guadalhorce.

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The CTAA (Compañía de Tranvías Anglo Argentina) started to build the line C at the beginning of the 30’s, but the Great Depression affected this construction. A few years later, the CHADOPyF (Compañía Hispano Argentina de Obras Públicas y Finanzas) received the approval to build this line.

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Buenos Aires has had the underground

system called “Subte” since the 20th Century, more specifically, 105 years ago.

The “Line C” opened in November 9th, 1934.

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This line was the third line to provide transportation to the public and it was the first to have transverse translation. Today, the invention of the underground system brought many facilitations to our daily lives. Every day, many people choose Line C to transport them selves because it is much easier and faster than traveling by land.