Nonetheless I decided to try – instead of overlaying such that the map only has Chinese (since most stations are noted as English) – this version has both for simple daily usage. Interestingly, there isn’t a Chinese (or any other language version) of the MRT map, likely due to the fact that its not usually feasible to squeeze two languages on the map – too squeezy. She usually asks fellow passengers to check if its the correct stop, and (and probably others too) relies on the English pronunciation of the MRT station names. I recently received a request from my grandma – to collect a Chinese version of the MRT Map for her use. Singapore Land Transport Authority (LTA) Maps.Thomson-East Coast Line, Brown colour) train stations open. Please note that as I am creating these mainly for personal use, I have no intention of updating this map when the new (e.g. This is the MRT map in English and Chinese, updated to March 2022. You can access the updated full-sized image here. I have recently completed this again, to overlay the Chinese names of the MRT Stations onto the current Singapore MRT Network Map. * Update on 06 March 2022: Thanks for your support for this effort!
