New York City Subway stations

110th Street-Central Park North is a subway station on New York City's IRT Lenox Avenue Line. ...more on Wikipedia about "110th Street-Central Park North (IRT Lenox Avenue Line station)"

116th Street is a railway station on the IRT Lenox Avenue Line of the New York City Subway. It has recently been renovated, as of 2005. ...more on Wikipedia about "116th Street (IRT Lenox Avenue Line station)"

The 14th Street Station is an express station containing 2 island platforms and 4 tracks. This is the first station on Eighth Avenue itself. South of the station, there is a slight curve which trains usually take at a high speed. ...more on Wikipedia about "14th Street (IND Eighth Avenue Line station)"

14th Street is an express station with two island platforms. The ceilings of the platforms are unusually high and have old-style incandescent light fixtures, which have not been used in a long time. There are three crossovers (mezzanines) between the platforms with exits at 12th, 13th and 14th Streets. There is a closed passageway to the 14th Street on the IND Eighth Avenue Line, completed with mosaic signing, just past the token booth at 14th Street. It is behind a floor to ceiling gate and is chained shut. In addition, there is a passageway to the 6th Avenue and lines and the Canarsie line. A connection is available (at a separate fare) to the PATH via the 6th Avenue passageway. ...more on Wikipedia about "14th Street (IRT Broadway-Seventh Avenue Line station)"

34th Street-Penn Station is a subway station on the IRT Broadway-Seventh Avenue Line of the New York City Subway. ...more on Wikipedia about "34th Street-Penn Station (IRT Broadway-Seventh Avenue Line station)"

36th Street is an express station on the BMT Fourth Avenue Line with two island platforms and four tracks. This station is served by the and local trains (with the M only operating during rush hours), and the and express trains. The D and M trains branch off to the BMT West End Line south of this station, while the N and R continue south along Fourth Avenue. Late nights, the R train terminates here using the express track (it is a shuttle at that time). The N and D make all local stops during that time. This is one of two 36th Street stations on the R line (the other being 36th Street in Queens). ...more on Wikipedia about "36th Street (BMT Fourth Avenue Line station)"

42nd Street-Grand Central is a major hub in the New York City Subway, and was the second busiest station in 1994. ** It lies next to and beneath Grand Central Terminal, which serves all Metro-North Railroad lines east of the Hudson River. This puts it at the intersection of Park Avenue and 42nd Street, with parts of the station extending east to Lexington Avenue. ...more on Wikipedia about "42nd Street-Grand Central (New York City Subway station)" Pure http://www.shortopedia.com. Pure Information Power.

42nd Street-Port Authority Bus Terminal is located at 42nd Street and Eighth Avenue. It is an express station with four tracks and two island platforms in use. There is also abandoned lower level with one track and one side platform on the downtown side. The 42nd Street-Times Square complex is the busiest in the system and consequently the platforms here are extra wide to accommodate passenger volume. In order to fit the wider platforms, they are offset from north to south; the southbound platform extends between 40th and 42nd Sts. and the northbound between 42nd and 44th Sts., approximately. The mezzanine of this station extends from 40th to 44th Street. Ramps are in place for access to the mezzanine, which is somewhat unique in that there are retail stores within the fare control (including a record store), as well as various NYCT offices. The tile color is dark purple with black border and there is no IND-style tile name tablet. ...more on Wikipedia about "42nd Street-Port Authority Bus Terminal (New York City Subway station)"

42nd Street-Times Square is the busiest station complex of the New York City Subway, joining four lines, with a free transfer via a passageway to a fifth ( ). It lies under Times Square, at the intersection of 42nd Street, Seventh Avenue and Broadway. ...more on Wikipedia about "42nd Street-Times Square (New York City Subway station)"

45th Street is a local station on the BMT Fourth Avenue Line for the R train. It has two side platforms and two servicable tracks. There are two unserviable express tracks down the middle of the station for the N train. The station has four working enterances at 45th Street and 4th Avenue, servicing the neighborhood of Sunset Park. ...more on Wikipedia about "45th Street (BMT Fourth Avenue Line station)"

50th Street is the first station along the IRT Broadway-Seventh Avenue Line constructed as part of Contract One, the first subway construction contract, which opened in 1904. This is a recently renovated local station with no mezzanine or crossover. Original tile plaques at this station were removed during remodeling but one of them has been preserved at the New York Transit Museum. ...more on Wikipedia about "50th Street (IRT Broadway-Seventh Avenue Line station)"

The 59th Street Station serves the Sunset Park neighborhood. ...more on Wikipedia about "59th Street (BMT Fourth Avenue Line station)"

59th Street-Columbus Circle, located at Broadway and 59th Street ( Columbus Circle), is an important transfer point, connecting the IRT Broadway-Seventh Avenue Line and the IND Eighth Avenue Line. However, as the did not exist when the station was built, it was constructed as a local stop. ...more on Wikipedia about "59th Street-Columbus Circle (New York City Subway station)"

66th Street, located at Broadway and 66th Street, is located on the north side of Lincoln Center. The walls at the platform level have been renovated and are decorated with mosaics. ...more on Wikipedia about "66th Street-Lincoln Center (IRT Broadway-Seventh Avenue Line station)" Evergreen http://www.shortopedia.com!!! shortopedia

The 72nd Street station is located at the intersection of Broadway, 72nd Street and Amsterdam Avenue on New York City's Upper West Side. ...more on Wikipedia about "72nd Street (IRT Broadway-Seventh Avenue Line station)"

86th Street station is a subway station along the R line approximately centered under 86th Street and Fourth Avenue in Brooklyn. The usual entrance is from 86th Street, down the stairs to a mezzanine, and then down onto the single center platform. There is another long-closed exit/entry at the north end of the platform. The station allows local trains to continue south along Fourth Avenue. This station serves a shopping areas for the Bay Ridge and Fort Hamilton community. ...more on Wikipedia about "86th Street (BMT Fourth Avenue Line station)"

Express station with four tracks, two island platforms. 96th Street was built in a similar fashion to the Contract I express stops at Brooklyn Bridge and 14th Street: two island platforms for the express trains and two shorter side platforms for the local trains. ...more on Wikipedia about "96th Street (IRT Broadway-Seventh Avenue Line station)"

The Avenue N station is a local station, it has two exits the main one is located on McDonald & Avenue N with a booth. The second exit has 24 hour automated access with High turnstiles to prevent illegal entry. ...more on Wikipedia about "Avenue N (BMT Culver Line station)"

Bay Ridge Avenue is a local station on the R train line with two side platforms and two servicable tracks. This station serves the neigborhood of Bay Ridge and allows local trains to continue south along Fourth Avenue. ...more on Wikipedia about "Bay Ridge Avenue (BMT Fourth Avenue Line station)"

Three tracks, two island platforms. At the south end, one can exit to the underpass or go up stairs to the Concourse. Tile colors are lawn green with a darker green border, and there is no name tablet. This station at one time had a full length mezzanine as evidenced by closed center stairs on both platforms and plywood behind grills in the mezzanine. At the north exit, you can see into this dark space, with a handful of bare bulbs illuminating it. There are crew quarters and an active tower at the south end of the southbound platform. There is also an equipment room over the south end of the northbound platform. There is also a short, one-car length platform just north of the southbound platform after a gap of about one or two car lengths. Trains terminate here in the rush hours, and trains often lay up here as well. ...more on Wikipedia about "Bedford Park Boulevard (IND Concourse Line station)"

Botanic Garden is a station of the BMT Division of the New York City Subway, located on the BMT Franklin Avenue Line, with its entrance on Eastern Parkway west of Franklin Avenue in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York City. There is a transfer with the lines' Franklin Avenue station. ...more on Wikipedia about "Botanic Garden (BMT Franklin Avenue Line station)"

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Chambers Street is a 4 track express station with 2 island platforms. The 1 uses the local while the 2 and 3 use the express. The 2 and 3 branch off to the Park Place Station south of Chambers Street. North of the station are crossover tracks on both sides, allowing the 2 to use the local during late nights, while the 3 doesn't run. This was also used for Post 9-11 service, when the 1 ran to New Lots Avenue, Brooklyn to replace the 3. ...more on Wikipedia about "Chambers Street (IRT Broadway-Seventh Avenue Line station)"

Franklin Av-Fulton Street is a New York City Subway station. It is a single-track side platform station. It is the northern terminus on the Franklin Avenue Shuttle line. ...more on Wikipedia about "Franklin Avenue (BMT Franklin Avenue Line station)"

Franklin Street is a typical local station with two side platforms surrounding four tracks. There are "store window"-style art displays on the southbound platform and a newsstand on the northbound side. There is no crossover between uptown and downtown within the fare-paid area. The station was fully renovated in the mid-1990s. On the street level there is a kiosk reminiscent of the original IRT kiosks, although this one was installed during the station's renovation. ...more on Wikipedia about "Franklin Street (IRT Broadway-Seventh Avenue Line station)"

These are the stations on the New York City Subway system. If a numbered road appears in the name, it is sorted by that number; if it has two numbered roads, it is sorted by the street. ...more on Wikipedia about "List of New York City Subway stations"

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