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Badalona is a city and Spanish municipality of the Barcelonés region, in the province of Barcelona, autonomous community of Catalonia. It reached city status in 1897. It is 10 km away from Barcelona. Located on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, it partially occupies the Besós Delta and the buttresses of the Sierra de la Marina.
The city is surrounded by the municipalities of San Adrián de Besós to the southwest, whose bordering part and to the axis of the Besós river was added between 1929 and 1955; Santa Coloma de Gramanet to the west; Tiana and Montgat from the Maresme region to the northeast, and from Sant Fost de Campsentelles (Vallés Oriental) and Moncada and Reixach (Vallés Occidental) to the north. The municipality is located at the north end of the Barcelonés region and together with other towns it is part of the Metropolitan Area of Barcelona. It is also the most important city in the region known as Barcelonés Norte.
The archaeological remains found in the neighborhoods of Llefià and Sistrells trace their history to the Neolithic, but the foundation of the population occurred around the year 100 a. C. Badalona is the fourth most populous city in Catalonia, after Barcelona, Hospitalet de Llobregat, and Tarrasa and in front of Sabadell, as well as the twenty-second in Spain.

Gorg is a railway interchange that links lines 2 and 10n of the Barcelona metro with the Trambesòs (T5). It is located on the Av. Del Marquès de Mont-roig in the Gorg district of Badalona, ​​near the Olympic pavilion of Badalona.
The metro station is below this avenue and was inaugurated in 1985 as an extension of metro line 4 from Pau to Pep Ventura, until in 2002 this section was transferred to line 2. Five years later, on 8 September 2007 the Tram stop of the T5 line was inaugurated, and the following year the T6 arrived, which served until February 20, 2012, which was diverted to Sant Adrià de Besòs Station, until today.
On April 18, 2010, the L10n between Gorg and Bon Pastor was inaugurated, the second section of the L9 / L10n to be put into service.

Sant Roc is a station of line 2 of Metro de Barcelona and of lines T5 and T6 of Trambesòs located in the homonymous neighborhood of Badalona, Spain.
The metro station was inaugurated in 1985 with the extension of Metro line 4 from La Pau to Pep Ventura. In 2002, that section became part of line 2.
On September 8, 2007, the T5 line of the Trambesòs was extended to Gorg and from June 15, 2008, the T6 also served until February 20, 2012.

Sant Joan Baptista is a station of the T5 line of the Trambesòs located on Calle de la platja in San Adrián del Besós. This station was inaugurated on May 5, 2007 with the arrival of the T5, and from June 15, 2008, the T6 also served until February 20, 2012.

Encants de Sant Adrià is a station of lines T5 and T6 of the Trambesòs located on the avenue of the Catalan Courts and under the viaduct of the C-32 in San Adrián del Besós. This station was inaugurated on September 8, 2007 with the arrival of the T5, and from June 15, 2008, the T6 also served until February 20, 2012.

The San Adrián thermal power plant, popularly known as the thermal of the three chimneys, was a conventional cycle thermoelectric installation located on the left bank of the mouth of the Besós river, in the municipality of San Adrián de Besós, in the province of Barcelona (Spain). It consisted of three thermal groups of 350 MW each (San Adrián I, San Adrián II and San Adrián III). Owned by Fecsa-Endesa, it was operational between 1973 and 2011.
After the dismantling of the plant, the turbine room and its three iconic chimneys have been preserved, which are currently municipal property and are in the process of declaring Cultural Property of Local Interest.
Not to be confused with the Besós thermal power plant, located on the opposite bank of the river mouth.

Line 10 of the Barcelona metro is an automatic metropolitan railway line of the Barcelona metro operated by Transportes Metropolitanos de Barcelona (TMB) that runs through the same tunnel as line 9 and will run between the Zona Franca - Zal and Gorg stations when finished It currently serves passengers partially in two sections L10 Nord and L10 Sud.
Once it is completely finished, it will serve and connect the city of Barcelona with the municipalities of Badalona, ​​Hospitalet de Llobregat and the free zone of Barcelona and the Prat de Llobregat. Between Bon Pastor and Gornal, L9 and L10 will share the layout and platforms. From the Gorg to Motors station, the trains will run underground with tracks at different levels, and from the Coast Free Zone to the Free Zone - Zal via a 6.5 m high viaduct.
The first commercial service of the L10 was inaugurated on April 18, 2010 between the Baorgonese station of Gorg and the Barcelona of Bon Pastor, a section of 3.4 kilometers in length. At the end of June 2010 it was opened the second section of the line to the Sagrera station.
On September 8, 2018, the section between Collblanc and Foc of line 10 sud was inaugurated.
On March 2, 2019 the Provençana station was inaugurated.