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Cartometro Toronto Edition COCHRANE, VANCOUVER RICHMOND HILL, STOUFFVILLE AB C DEBARRIE FG HI J Maintenance and Storage Facility Water Tower City of Markham Morningside Brenyon Murison Version 1.0 h h tt Neilson p t : t //c fr p a e. :/ rto fre fr /c .metro. e. June 2016 art fre o . Burrows Hall TORONTO .metro Washburn Progress Markham Vaughan Metropolitan Centre Rapid Transit and Streetcar Network 1 Massie Shorting VMC Crossover Old Cummer Plan of tracks, platforms, yards, and extensions White Haven City of Vaughan McCowan 5 Brownspring Military Trail Brimley Legend Midland Ellesmere University of Toronto 1 Agincourt Scarborough Campus 1 Highway 407 Kennedy 1 Track / track number Allanford Finch Storage Track Birchmount Station platform 1 Finch Bay Mills Warden Pioneer Village Finch Crossover Platform oriented to single track Palmdale York University Pharmacy West Hill To be closed (2017) On-street stop without platform Pioneer Village 2 3 Crossover 4 Don Mills (2024) Scarborough McCowan Centre 1 2 York University 3 4 5 Closed / unused / never opened platform Don Mills Victoria Park 6 7 8 Crossover Consumers McCowan Crossover McCowan Yard 1984 Platform under construction 24/03/1985 Kingston / Morningside Midland Future station with funding allocated Leslie Bessarion North York Centre Lawrence Open air section 18/06/1987 Finch West Storage Track Bayview DD/MM/YYYY Bayview Ellesmere Crossover Oriole Opening date of section (2023) (DD/MM/YYYY) Extension under construction (opening date) Finch West 6 24/11/2002 Finch West Crossover Galloway Removed track 4 Sheppard-Yonge (2021) Sentinel Sheppard Crossover and Wye Regional and intercity rail line / station Maintenance and OSHAWA,OTTAWA MONTRÉAL, Storage Facility Tobermory Freight rail line Driftwood At-grade street crossing / street-running section Jane Guildwood Oakdale / (2017) Norfinch Downsview Park Carhouse or maintenance building Emery Village Signet / Arrow North Lawrence East Duncanwoods / 0 m 250 m 500 m 750 m 1 km Downsview Guildwood Ardwick To be renamed to Milvan / Rumike 1 30/03/1974 Parkway Sheppard West (2017) Downsview Crossover Pearldale 31/03/1996 Eglinton / Scarborough Islington Kingston Golf Club Notes York Mills Markham 2 Stevenson Clayton Park Portal 2 • Lines 301, 304, 306, and 317 operate late nights only Kipling York Mills Storage Track Bellamy • Station names are provisional for all under construction and future lines, Albion Mason 1 2 3 4 5 Eglinton 18 except line 1 and line 5 (west of Kennedy) 6 39 19 8 McCowan 40 20 28 9 41 20A 29 10 42 30 21 11 Wilson Yard 43 31 22 12 44 32 23 45 33 24 13 1977 37 25 14 • All lines operated by TTC except: LINK (GTAA), Hurontario (Metrolinx) 15 Expansion (01/2018) 26 27 17 (<2031) Martin Grove © 2016 Kalle Hakala Falmouth Danforth Westmore Midland Reproduction prohibited without permission of author Wilson [email protected] http://carto.metro.free.fr Glen Echo Loop Wilson Crossover 2 3 5 Ionview Kennedy Kennedy Birchmount Crossover Humber 6 College Golden Mile - Warden Avenue - Sloane Pharmacy Hakimi 22/11/1980 Lebovic Lawrence Wynford Yorkdale O'Connor Lawrence Crossover Aga Khan Park Science Centre and Museum Glencairn Wye City of Toronto Sunnybrook Park Scarborough - Leslie Street - 31/03/1973 Lawrence West Laird Chestnut Portal Lawrence West Storage Track Leaside Warden - Bayview Avenue - Warden Crossover Mount Pleasant Loop Warden Glencairn Maintenance Track Eglinton Storage Track Track to be removed and station to be moved ~70m north (2021) Mount Pleasant Etobicoke North Eglinton City of Brampton Malton Eglinton Carhouse Avenue Opened 16/12/1922 Closed 10/1948 Eglinton Loop Eglinton Crossover Berwick Portal Chaplin Bramalea Weston 3 Glebe Crossover 3 Forest Hill - Bathurst Street - Eglinton West Davisville Oakwood 1 To be renamed to Cedarvale (2021) Davisville Yard 2 3 4 1953 5 6 Expansion (12/2018) 7 8 9 10 Fairbank 11 - Dufferin Street - Victoria Park Crossover 17 12 23 13 Belt Line Crossover Tyra Portal 14 (2021) 15 16 Victoria Park Birchmount Loop Caledonia L Mount Dennis Muir Portal 15 Maintenance and Storage Facility 11/05/1968 Gilbert Loop Viscount Lawton Loop 506 306 KITCHENER,SARNIA LONDON, Keelesdale Moore Park Loop 06/08/2006 Main Street Main Street Loop Luttrell Loop 5 15/05/1955 Yonge / St. Clair 512 19/10/1922 Mount Dennis Avenue / St. Clair St. Clair Woodbine Deer Park Rosehill Crossover St. Clair West Dunvegan Removed 03/1986 Woodbine Terminal 3 Storage Track Rebuilt 08/2013 Crossover R St. Clair West Streetcar Loop and Tunnel Russell Hill Woodbine Loop 15 Aérogare 3 28/01/1978 Coxwell 26/02/1966 Danforth St. Clair West Gerrard / Main Spadina / St. Clair Coxwell Loop Gerrard Yard Opened 1912 Pearson Airport Greenwood Hillingdon Loop Closed 09/1915 LINK Vaughan Tweedsmuir 502 503 Wychwood Bicknell Loop Bathurst / St. Clair Danforth Carhouse Bingham Loop Vaughan Loop Opened 09/1915 02/12/1922 Terminal 1 Donlands Danforth Loop Closed 26/02/1966 Oakwood Aérogare 1 Avon Loop Loop Christie / Summerhill Winona Arlington St. Clair Lipton Loop Pape Greenwood Wye Walter Wye 1878 28/01/1978 Price Wye St. Clair Carhouse Hanson (Coxwell) Yard Glenholme Transfer Table Opened 1911 42 45 Opened 1913 46 Rowanwood Portal 35 43 Closed 1924 Closed 15/04/1978 36 44 Northland Loop Dufferin / Oakwood / St. Clair Chester 37 21/12/1921 38 R 39 40 Shop St. Clair Broadview 41 24 Storage Track 1 512 Northcliffe Erindale Loop 2 Hillcrest Complex 3 4 5 Lansdowne / Harvey Shops 6 Greenwood Yard 7 161 162 13/03/1924 8 03/1965 Lester B. Pearson International Airport (YYZ) 29 St. Clair 25/08/1913 9 30 31 29/10/1931 10 32 Earlscourt Rosedale 11 33 34 12 M6 Caledonia Loop 13 Broadview 14 2 Prince Edward 15 Even 16 Prescott Loop Earlscourt Loop 1 17 58 Viaduct 26 18 Odd 27 Keele 26/12/1921 19 Townsley Loop 28 L Transfer Table 57 Hillcrest 504 505 304 20 Loop 21 186 Silverthorn Caledonia / 22 Loop 23 24 Dupont 24 St. Clair 25 05 Old Weston 1928 Laughton Rosedale Loop <1892 24/12/1914 Hounslow Yorkville Stables and Carbarn Heath Ellis Portal Rosedale Valley 1898 Keele / Weston 13/05/1932 Opened 1861 Bridge Closed 12/1922 Castle Frank 09/06/1875 501 301 512 27/07/1981 Asquith Loop Asquith Neville Park Loop Gunns Loop Crossover 02/07/1922 12/1889 Viaduct Loop 18/12/1912 1894 Opened 27/07/1981 St. Clarens Sherbourne McLean Wye 33 Rebuilt 30/06/2010 Old Stock Loop R Yards Kendal Crossover <01/10/1921 Christie Loop St. George Bloor-Yonge St. George Crossovers <08/1910 Superimposed platforms 306 Bay 506 1887 Woodbine Tracks never connected 510 317 - Yorkville - 30/03/1954 Hurontario 33 to rest of system Superimposed platforms Loop L Lower platform Pape Spadina Bedford Loop Opened 26/02/1966 Wye Queen-Coxwell Closed 04/09/1966 Loop 511 Museum 1940 Gateway Royce Loop Sumach Wye Kingston Runnymede Loop Junction Wye Bathurst (Keele Terminus) Wellesley 09/06/1875 Christie Sussex 12 13 1 2 11/1874 19 14 8 9 3 Ossington 20 15 10 4 21 16 5 11 Storage Track 22 17 6 Opened 1883 18 7 Harbord Closed 1948 306 Lambton Loop 27/07/1997 Ossington 506 08/1886 08/1886 301 Russell Carhouse Lansdowne Carhouse 503 Opened 1913 502 22/11/2015 Rebuilt 13/12/1924 Sir Lou 06 Opened 1911 26/02/1966 Platforms 501 Closed 1967 Dufferin Willcocks Removed Maintenance and L 2016 1912-1915 Storage Facility Queen's Park College - College Street - Gerrard Crossover Wade Yard Removed 06/1985 06 Rebuilt 08/2013 R Bloor 27/07/1885 505 <1921 504 505 304 306 College / Spadina 1881 28/02/1963 4 <1910 Ray Lawson 4 Lansdowne Dundas West Leslie Barns Bathurst / College 27/07/1885 Dorval Portal <1921 22/11/2015 Platform Removed Dundas Keele <1892 1 2 2016 Crossover 3 4 Vincent >1921 Don River Keele Loop King Carhouse 11/1888 <1921 301 Opened 1887 Bloor / 306 Nassau 502 Closed 1921 Vincent Yard Dundas 506 501 19/06/2016 11/05/1968 City Hall Mutual Loop High Park Keele Station 1966 Loop <1911 Loop St. Patrick <1894 - Dundas Street - <1892 1874 Clendenan College Loop 1889 Dundas / Spadina Portal Park Loop Dundas / Roncesvalles 09/05/1940 <16/09/1895 Runnymede King Crossover Front / Cherry 1912-1915 Lower platformQueen Removed 05/1984 McCaul Loop Roughed-in 1954 Rebuilt 08/2013 304 1893 1928 514 Jane >1894 Parliament Loop Crossover 502 504 <1912 Opened 1878 1893 Dundas Carhouse Closed 1948 503 Jane 12/1889 <1912 Sullivan 27/07/1997 <1921 Old Mill Howard Opened 1907 Closed 1921 <1892 Frederick Loop Distillery Park 505 11/09/1861 514 1891 King Loop Highway 407 Royal York 1882 Osgoode Queen / Spadina - Queen Street - Jane Loop Grenadier Wolseley 503 1874 Sherbourne and George Loop 503 Carhouse, Shops, and Yard 1912-1915 Osgoode Opened 1882 02/12/1861 Storage Track <1921 Closed 1960s Aberfoyle 506 Richmond Portal Islington High Park Loop Queen / Bathurst Charlotte Loop Front Crossover Storage Track Montgomery 27/07/1997 Partially Removed St. Andrew Union 28/02/1963 Portal Fermanagh - King Street - Derry Union 504 King / Spadina Islington Crossover Storage Track 301 510 Simcoe Loop Islington 304 501 14/02/1902 King / Bathurst 317 509 510 317 South platform 22/06/1990 18/08/2014 Garden 1876 05/09/1892 Station Loop Galley Crawford Loop Front / Spadina 1879 Roncesvalles Niagara Harbour Yard 22/11/1980 Carhouse 304 Opened 05/09/1951 514 Closed 30/03/1954 Queens Quay Opened 22/01/1895 Marion <1912 504 - Ferry Docks - Rebuilt 1923 Grenadier <1892 Bremner Colborne 26 13 5 1 Parkside 27 14 6 2 511 Ferry Loop 28 24 15 7 Kipling Crossover 8 Pond 29 25 17 Lodge 20/07/1957 Glendale 21 9 Roncesvalles 22 18 10 23 19 11 Loop 27/05/1891 20 12 Storage Track Rees (2019) Queens Quay / 28/10/1892 Spadina Loop Harbourfront Upper platform
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