Complete Cavite Line

Complete Cavite Line from Paco Station to Cavite City. Click on image for bigger view. For Google Earth users, please download this kml file to view entire line to Cavite City plus the Naic branch.

Cavite to Binakayan completed and put into operation March 25, 1908, Binakayan to Caridad on May 11, 1908 and Caridad to San Roque on May 24, 1908

Cavite Line Pildera-Maricaban Segment

The yellow line is the most probable location of the Cavite line across Ninoy Aquino Internationl Airport. This was based on the location of the following: Tramo Road of Pasay City, Maricaban and Pildera. Now I fully understand why there are a lot of houses going to NAIA I (Pildera).

Cavite Line Bacoor-Binakayan Segment

Cavite Line Naic Branch in Noveleta

Cavite Line

The Cavite line of the Manila Railroad Company branched at the end of the South Superhighway and goes straight towards the back of St. Scholastica's College and to Pasay (Tramo Road). EDSA and Manila Intenational Airport were constructed across the railroad track (both were constructed after the closure of the line). The Cavite line in Parañaque and Las Piñas is also called Tramo road.

The Manila Electric Railroad (Pasig Line)can also be seen above. Please click on the picture for bigger view.

1908 Cavite line stations are as follows:

1. Manila
2. San Lazaro
3. Santa Mesa
4. Pandacan
5. Paco
6. Singalong
7. Pasay
8. Maricaban
9. Pildera
10. Parañaque
11. Las Piñas
12. Zapote
13. Bacoor
14. Binacayan
15. Cavite Viejo
16. San Juan
17. Noveleta
18. Caridad
19. San Roque
20. Cavite