List of Singapore MRT stations by planning area
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This is a list of all Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) stations in Singapore by their locations. For urban planning purpose, Singapore is officially divided into 55 planning areas by the Urban Redevelopment Authority. This list includes operational, non-operational and confirmed future stations on the MRT network.
Some stations, such as Bukit Panjang and Tai Seng, are located on the boundaries of two or more planning areas, hence these stations will appear more than once in the list below. This takes into account the entire area of the station, both underground and above-ground sections, and not simply its above-ground features like exits (e.g., the underground segment of Mountbatten station stretches across Geylang and Kallang planning areas, hence it will be stated as such in the list below, even when both its above-ground exits are located wholly within Geylang planning area).
Downtown Core has a total number of 14 stations located within and along its boundaries, making it the planning area with the most number of MRT stations. Bedok and Kallang rank second with 11 total stations.
Clementi, Marina East, and Newton each have one station.
Currently, 10 planning areas have no operational or planned MRT station - Central Water Catchment, Changi Bay, Lim Chu Kang, Mandai, North-Eastern Islands, Paya Lebar, Seletar, Simpang, Southern Islands, and Western Islands. However, this could change when the route of the future Cross Island Line is fully confirmed. There will be additional MRT lines that will be announced for completion after 2031 but they are under planning.[1] The exact location of the new Brickland MRT station is not yet known.
If a station is partially completed, i.e. an existing station is slated to become an interchange with a future line, such a station will be listed under "operational stations". "Future stations" strictly refer to those that are under construction, in various stages of planning, or completed stations that are not in service.