Isolatorweg metro station is the terminus of the Amsterdam metro 50 (Ringlijn) and opened on 28 May 1997.[1] From 3 March 2019 this is also the terminus of the Amsterdam metro 51. The station is a railway embankment near the Isolatorweg on an industrial estate close to an electric generating station in the western harbour area of Amsterdam. Since there are no nearby residential areas, the station attracts relatively few visitors. The station has an island platform in the middle of a central access. Isolatorweg is the third metro station in Amsterdam that does not have an escalator.

Isolatorweg
Amsterdam Metro station
General information
Location	Amsterdam Netherlands
Coordinates	52°23′43″N 4°51′2″E
Operated by	GVB
Line(s)	50, 51
History
Opened	28 May 1997
Services
Preceding station Amsterdam Metro Following station Terminus Line 50 Station Sloterdijk towards Gein Station Sloterdijk towards Centraal Station Line 51 Terminus

The station takes its name from the Isolatorweg street, which itself refers to the electrical isolator. Other street names in the area include Generatorstraat, Elektronstraat, and Magneetstraat.

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