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Subwaymap.Pdf WESTCHESTER THE BRONX PELHAM BAY 2 k a ORCHARD PARK r Wakefield t R BEACH I Wakefield Wakefield–241 St m V Woodlawn A E Norwood–205 St Pelham Bay Park Van Cortlandt Pk–242R St 241 St Subway 2 D Subway 4 D 6 1 A Subway 2 Subway Subway L B 5 EASTCHESTER E R NYC Transit Bus P A NYC Transit Bus O NYC Transit Bus CITY NYC Transit Bus O NYC Transit Bus V A T Eastchester Bx41-OP Webster Av/White Plains Rd R D Bx16 E 233 St/Nereid Av 5 Nereid Av 3 S CO T W Bx10 Riverdale 23 Bx5 Bruckner Blvd/Story Av W Bx9 Broadway/West Farms Sq A Dyre Av A Y Bx34 Bainbridge Av 2•5 Bee-Line W 254 ST Bx16 E 233 St/Nereid Av Bx12 Select Bus Service S N 5 H Riverdale I Bee-Line Woodlawn 40 Westchester Med Ctr N Bee-Line Bx28 E Gun Hill Rd 233 St Bx12 Pelham Pkwy/Bay Plaza G T 1 Yonkers/Hastings Baychester 41 WestchesterV Med Ctr O 4 Yonkers Bx30 Boston Rd/E Gun Hill Rd 2•5 A Bx12 Orchard Beach N Av 42 New RochelleW 1C Westchester Cty Comm Coll B Bx34 Bainbridge Av 225 ST CO-OP O Bx14 Country Club–Parkchester 20 White Plains T L R V 1T Tarrytown M 5 CITY ST A MTA New York City Subway D 225 St 222 Bx29 Bay Plaza–City Island h Metro-North 21 White Plains O B t L S r 1W White Plains • A D o 2 5 H C R O N MTA Bus 1 O - 2 Yonkers 4 N L o N U r O t I QBx1 Co-op City–Flushing T A with bus, railroad, and ferry connections 3 White Plains Van Cortlandt Park e 219 St BAYCHESTER S M A O THE 242 St VAN Woodlawn 2•5 V B Bee-Line Y V A Y CORTLANDT A P I 1 4 E Marble Hill–225 St N K K 45 Eastchester W W CITY D RIVERDALE V PARK W Gun Hill Rd P O Gun Hill Rd UR K D S Williams BRONX E A Subway 1 A RK Y D B ISLAND P P A A 5 d L P 2• V 5 O Y E Bridge A I N O W N S W Key D N O O R T K n A Mosholu Pkwy L H E R NYC Transit Bus D P 6 S B D T ENorwood E D A VAN CORTLAN I L D E G T L V M D A A A Westchester Square E 4 D E A u N W I G H Bx7 Riverdale Av/Broadway U 238 St R 205 St L A N 231 ST C P IN H B 5 R E L MTA New York City Transit V A P East Tremont Av E A Pelham Bay Park V V N o Y A W Bx9 Broadway/Kingsbridge Rd A 1 I D L KINGSBRIDGE A EAST A A I R IN B Burke Av N P 6 Subway 6 Part-time line V Y B W S Bx20 Inwood/Riverdale N IR S S Subway in four boroughs, E E E Local service only 231 St 2•5 R D H L CH R extension I Bedford Pk Blvd Bedford Pk Blvd D N NYC Transit Bus Metro-North 1 A E W buses in five boroughs, and the B Buhre Av O All trains stop Lehman College B•D S ET Bx4 Westchester Av d Spuyten 2 T L 25 S Allerton Av E 6 D MTA Staten Island Railway 2 R (local and express service) Duyvil Marble Hill T 4 Pelham Pkwy ID Bx8 Throgs Neck Port Metro-North 2•5 R M n Marble 225 St Botanical Garden 5 5 D Washington H Bx14 Country Club–Parkchester Hill U E a The subway operates 24 hours a Free subway transfer N G 1 T Bx21 Boston Rd–Morris Park Av n D Kingsbridge Rd Middletown Rd C I H l Inwood–207 St SO R day, but not all lines operate at all e B IN D Y Kingsbridge Rd V B•D V 6 Bx31 Eastchester Rd C Free out-of-system subway U E A S tatio • Subway A A A Morris Park am G W Pelham Pkwy RK O s times. For more information, call our S D 1 4 E N D V Bx40 Throgs Neck N YH I A W A A transfer (excluding single- O • 5 IL P A R M 2 5 LIA I B R M R Travel Information Center (6AM to NYC Transit Bus NR B O SBR Bx42 Throgs Neck E B S IDG E ride ticket) R I E RD H Fordham Rd A R T M100 B'way/Amsterdam Av E R R S 10PM) at 718-330-1234. Non- J Fordham O B•D W N M E Westchester Sq 215 St Fordham Rd H E H P Plandome Bx7 Riverdale Av/Broadway Inwood S K g D BRONX Bronx Park IT AV C East Tremont Av English-speaking customers call 1 R 4 FORDHAM E A T T W Parkchester Police 6 Normal service University AM V N S Y 207 St H W ZOO P Amtrak O E Bx12 Select Bus Service RD East LA M 6 718-330-4847 (6AM to 10PM). Heights FO e E W Y Subway 6 n Part time A st F 2• INS TR Bx20 Marble Hill/Riverdale 207 St UNIVERSITY 183 St E 5 E PW 6 Additional express HTS BR 182–183 Sts C T Full time service R R 6 Zerega Av A Y 1 4 remarm D NYC Transit Bus THROGS o O h service service A t • visit www.mta.info r B D 180 ST T S U W NION 6 NECK o O T P Bx4 Westchester Av D o s OR L N L T A Burnside Av N S R - nt A A D Castle Hill Av BRIDGE A O o E 180 St WR ER EX Bx14 Country Club B 4 GRAND CONCOURSE q R r 4 ZE N t PARKCHESTER Dyckman St B 2 6 K Dyckman St e E Tremont Av • v 2•5 R V To show service more clearly, geography V Tremont 5 N E Bx36 Soundview A A M C T G E 1 4 B•D S A BRUC Commuter rail service V E RY A on this map has been modified. A T AV O Bx39 Clason Pt AGL A T R A V E T Terminal N Morris MONT V 176 St TREMONT H AV 2 Parkchester S S 191 St © 2009 Metropolitan Transportation Authority I 17 C Q44 Bronx Zoo–Jamaica A Heights R A See Service Guide 190 St L 4 6 1 D S Design: Michael Hertz Associates, NYC Bus or AIRTRAIN to airport HIGHBRIDGE 174–175 Sts T O 5 A A St Lawrence Av L below for details about Manhasset H PARK 174 St E B•D V A C E 6 WH H I F Mt Eden Av • L 6 I March 2009 specific lines Accessible station G 2 5 D L N O WASHINGTON BRIDGE B IT L R E E A Fordham Plaza R T 4 D ON R A M T V B E P PL S K T 181 St AR W N L Y M D Morrison Av 181 St R HAMILTON BRIDGE rush C 2 5 A Metro-North W T V I I GEO. WASHINGTON O N D 1 hours L A Soundview S A 170 St A A D S H 170 St B V S R BRIDGE D O R D NYC Transit Bus L H U W E N 6 H 4 N OS 10 AV I a • D B D Freeman St R F WEB R N N A W A George Washington HIGH- VI E Bx9 B’way/Kingsbridge Rd NCIS E E LEW E G Y Y Elder Av W D IS r MORRISANIA BL C BRIDGE 2•5 H V Bridge Bus Station T AV A Bx12 Select Bus Service D 175 St T L K O l S 69 ST 6 E N E 1 U R D A e T SOUNDVIEW A LV 175 St/181 St E O D A h V Bx12 Pelham Pkwy/Fordham Rd B t R S Whitlock Av V 167 161 St S N WASHINGTON m 167 St r R Subway A1 o E A only Y A Bx15 Third Av/125 St TH 4 • N 6 HEIGHTS B D V R ank - Simpson St Simpson St NO NYC Transit Bus B o Bx17 Crotona/Prospect Avs 168 St R r t 2•5 25 Flushing–Main St ee S e Subway Bx3 University Av C A•C•1 •C i 6 Bx22 Castle Hill Av A M 7 RIVERSIDE PARK Amtrak v Subway Bx7 Riverdale Av/B’way tad Melrose V NYC Transit Bus Bx41 Webster Av/W. Plains Rd Little A F e Great T Intervale Av MTA Bus Neck Jamaica–169 St/179 St r t R NYC Transit Bus Douglaston Bx11 Clrmnt Pkwy/170 St R iu Bx4 Westchester Av Bx55 Third Av W E Bayside Neck • 163 ST • Auburndale I D m 2 5 T Hunts Point Av LIRR F Jamaica Center V A 163 St Subway (179 St only) • S Q12 Little Neck Q19 Astoria Bx13 Ogden Av E S D Bx5 Story Av/Bruckner Blvd Amsterdam Av rush 4 rand E 6 EJZ R H Subway t B V Bee-Line G H Q25 Jamaica–College Pt R L Q13 Ft Totten Bx35 E 167 St S C hours – Prospect Av C LIR A rse Bx11 George Washington Bridge NYC Transit Bus t B I T D V D Longwood Av 60 White Plains • 2•5 S Q34 Jamaica–Whitestone N Q14 Whitestone Bx36 E174 St E 155 S 9 S E Bx19 Southern Blvd/E 149 St NORTHERN BLVD Q1 Queens Village or Bellerose NYC Transit Bus D R 155 St PRO W 6 D 61B Port Chester C ncou Jackson Av E RO Q15 Beechhurst Q65 Jamaica–College Pt R 157 St B 14 N Q4 Cambria Heights M4 Fifth/Madison Avs o H Bx27 Clason Point X- Q2 Belmont Park •5 WHI P C • T 62 White PlainsTEST AR 2 5 S ON S 1 •4 THE HUB E BRIDGE ON Q66 Long Island City Harlem U S Q16 Ft Totten Q5 Green Acres Mall–Rosedale P C M5 Riverside Dr/5 Av/6 Av 1 2 Bx35 George Washington Bridge BLV L Q3 JFK Airport 0 E O D E 149 St Broadway EA CT A S M98 Midtown 148 St S HUNTS Q17 Jamaica QBx1 Co-op City R (via Merrick Blvd) DOUGLASS BLVD V Q17 Flushing TAN 6 I RIVERBANK MOTT HAVEN D E 3 POINT Q20A/B College Pt–Jamaica V W Q20A/B College Point FREDERICK 3 Av–149 St M100 Amsterdam Av/B’way V Jackson Heights W LI Bus L E Q30 Little Neck (169 St only) STATE PARK 145 St B E 143 St H B X NS P 3 • Q26I Auburndale N W 145 ST 145 St 2 5 6 St M TE R Q24 Bushwick NJ Transit 1 Hunts Point Av 74 St–Roosevelt Av S N20 HicksvilleE Woodhaven Blvd Y Q31 Bayside (169 St only) 145 St A T H F POWELL BLVD (7AV) 6 Q27 CambriaO Heights T QUEENS R Q30 Little Neck 3 V 138 St–Grand 6 Subway EFGRV7 N N21 GlenR Cove ANC Q36 Floral Park ADAM CLAYTON Subway Red & Tan Lines A•B•C•D 4 ary E O Queens Center Concourse Q28 Bay TerraceE N IS L Q31 Bayside East River X GR=V E Q43 Floral Park 137 St C ’ NYC Transit Bus P Subway W M LIRR ST NICHOLAS AV 4•5 s St NYC Transit Bus W IS 6 yp Q44 Bronx Zoo–Jamaica B Q42 Addesleigh Park B A Brook Av Y Q75 Oakland Gardens City E 138 ST LVD R 135 ST L 6 6 re Bx5 Story Av/Bruckner Blvd Q32 Midtown Manhattan Murray NYC Transit Bus 125 St/Metro-North ( Q48 LaGuardia Airport 0 C Q44 Flushing–Bronx Zoo O College 135 St L 135 St 3 Av ss A Q76 College Point O E Hill 456 A BRUCKNER EXPWY Bx6 Hunts Point N Subway L Q59 Williamsburg D • 138 St MTA Bus Q58 Ridgewood QUEENS Q54 Williamsburg B•C 2 3 R 1 M 3 Av–149 St Q77 Springfield Gardens O W O v Bx19 Southern Blvd/E 149 St X 6 RIKERS Q88 Queens Village VILLAGE X A Q56 Broadway Junction B 25 Q33 82/83 Sts LGA Airport NYC Transit Bus B Subway A Y E ISLAND B 125 St R MTACUNNINGHAM Bus V R V L Q47 (except Marine Air Terminal) Q83 Cambria Heights I A 125 ) D ST T MTA Bus Bx15 Third Av/125 St V Y E 1 125 St 125 St NYC Transit Bus XPW Q110PARK Jamaica–Belmont Park D D M60 G E I F M60 Q45 Glendale Kew Gardens S Q84 Laurelton M35 Wards Island A•B•C•D HARLEM • • E Q11 Howard Bch or Hamilton Bch L 2 3 M60 K FLUSHING IL 125 St Bx2 Grand Concourse (179 St only, rush hour only) H M60 LaGuardia Airport Harlem E Q33 Q47 73/74 Sts LGA Airport Union Tpke Q85 Green Acres Mall or M60 LaGuardia Airport 0 LaGuardia N 7 K Q21 Rockaway Park S 4•5•6 ISSE KISSENA 116 St N Bx4 Westchester Av Q47 N T Airport 125 St EAST Q47 (Marine Air Terminal only) Flushing A B Subway EF LI Bus Rosedale (via Bedell St) N E RANDALLS LV PARK M98 Wshngtn Hts/Midtown IC D Q29 Jackson Heights–Glendale Columbia D Bx15 Third Av/125 St Q48 E H HARLEM ISLAND Main St Flushing IK 116 St O Y Q49 East Elmhurst P N1 Elmont Rd M100 Amsterdam Av/B’way University M60 LA 2 116 St Q72 Q38 Middle Village NYC Transit Bus N MTA Bus S 116 St Bx19 Southern Blvd/E 149 St 7 FRESH R B•C AV D U M101 Third/Lex Avs 1 LaGuardia 2•3 Q53 Woodside–Rockaway Park Q53 Woodside–Rockaway Park LAN Q46 Glen Oaks or MEADOWS T N2 Meacham Av HOLLIS 6 Bx21 Morris Pk Av/Boston Rd IS N Q6 JFK Postal Facility Airport 3 Grand Central Terminal LAGUARDIA NG IO Queens Q60 East Midtown–S.
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