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MTA New York City Subway� S N WESTCHESTER THE BRONX R 2 k I a V r Wakefield t E PELHAM R Wakefield Wakefield–241 St m D Woodlawn Norwood–205 St Pelham Bay Park A BAY Van Cortlandt Pk–242A St 241 St Subway 2 L E Subway 4 PARK Subway D 2 Subway 6 Subway 19 A EASTCHESTER V B 5 NYC Transit Bus R P O NYC Transit Bus Y O NYC Transit Bus Nereid Av CIT NYC Transit Bus NYC Transit Bus A T Eastchester Bx41OP Webster Av/White Plains Rd R D fi - T Bx16 E 233 St/Nereid Av (238 St) 3 S CO W Bx10 Riverdale 23 Dyre Av Bx5 Bruckner Blvd/Story Av W Bx9 Broadway/West Farms Sq A A Y Bx34 Bainbridge Av 2•5 Bee-Line N W 254 ST Bx16 E 233 St/Nereid Av Bx12 Pelham Pkwy/Bay Plaza S Riverdale 5 H 40 Westchester County Med Ctr I Bee-Line Bx28 E Gun Hill Rd Woodlawn 233 St Bx12 Orchard Beach N Bee-Line G T 1 Yonkers/Hastings • Baychester 41 WestchesterV County Med Ctr 4 Yonkers Bx30 Boston Rd/E Gun Hill Rd 2 5 A Bx14 Country Club–Parkchester O N Av W 1C Westchester Cty Comm Coll 42 New Rochelle 20 White Plains Bx34 Bainbridge Av 225 ST CO-OP O Bx29 Bay Plaza–City Island B 5 T L R V 1T Tarrytown M 225 St 222 ST CITY A 21 White Plains Metro-North D 1 O h B t Queens Surface L S r • 1W White Plains A 2 5 D H o C R N QBx1 Co-op City–Flushing O 2 Yonkers 9 - O ORCHARD L 4 N o d N r U O t I BEACH T 219 St A Van Cortlandt Park e BAYCHESTER 3 White Plains Bee-Line MTA New York City Subway S n M A 242 St 2•5 O THE VAN Woodlawn V 45 Eastchester B V u Y A 1•9 CORTLANDT 4 Y P Marble Hill–225 St I A E N PARK K K Gun Hill Rd W W o RIVERDALE D Gun Hill Rd R V W P SO Williams U K E D BRONX A K B Subway 19 A R Y D A 5 with bus, railroad, and ferry connections P • P A P 2 5 L Bridge V Y O A S E O I N W N W S D N O K R Mosholu Pkwy T O H NYC Transit Bus A L R P Westchester Square E D T Norwood E 6 S B LAND E I L D T A VAN COR G T L V M D E D 4 A A D A E I E A Bx7 Riverdale Av/Broadway N W 205 St G H East Tremont Av U 238 St R P IN L A 231 ST N C E d H B 5 R Pelham Bay Park L A P V A Bx9 Broadway/Kingsbridge Rd E V 1 V N D A W Subway 6 Y I A L KINGSBRIDGE A B I E A R N A N Burke Av P I A 6 V W n Y B S Bx20 Inwood/Riverdale N IR S S Key E E • 231 St 2 5 R E T D NYC Transit Bus L C H D R • I Bedford Pk Blvd Bedford Pk Blvd H N 1 9 A W a Metro-North E Buhre Av O Bx4 Westchester Av B Lehman College B•D S T T LE MTA New York City Transit Spuyten Marble 225 E Bx8 Throgs Neck l ST Allerton Av 6 D Marble Hill 4 2 Pelham Pkwy R ID Duyvil Port Metro-North Hill 2•5 R M Bx21 Boston Rd–Morris Park Av Nights and 225 St Botanical Garden 5 D s Subway in four boroughs, Washington fi H Bx31 Eastchester Rd weekends E U I Local service only G 9 rush hours, T buses in five boroughs, and the N D Kingsbridge Rd Middletown Rd C Inwood–207 St O I H Bx40 Throgs Neck only S R 1 other times B Kingsbridge Rd B•D 6 IN D Y V V All trains stop E A S MTA Staten Island Railway U A Morris Park Bx42 Throgs Neck Subway A 9 A Pelham Pkwy K O W H G 4 R D V N E A ID A W (local and express service) Y O 1 2•5 5 IL P A g R M L R R I A NYC Transit Bus B MS R N B O BRID E Fordham Rd B IS GE R E R A D T H R The subway operates 24 hours a day, M100 B'way/Amsterdam Av E Fordham R R S n Station served by E Westchester Sq J • O 215 St B D W N M E Plandome Bx7 Riverdale Av/Broadway Inwood Fordham Rd S H E H P Parkchester–E 177 St seven days a week, but not all lines R BRONX Bronx Park I S V C East Tremont Av K one of two lines 1 RD FORDHAM T A T W University M U E A T 207 St A 4 West FarmsZOO Sq V Amtrak N S Y Subway 6 o operate at all times. For detailed C Bx12 Pelham Pkwy/Fordham Rd DH O East P O E 6 • R L M Y Heights FO C A E W Station A • I R W information, consult Passenger Information Name Free subway transfer Bx20 Marble Hill/Riverdale 207 St N E Tremont Av 2 5 N T P A UNIVERS 183 St E X ITY C S NYC Transit Bus HTS BR O E L 182–183 Sts R Zerega Av R 9 rush hours, C Centers in stations or call our Travel Y A 4 D THROGS O Free out-of-system subway A Bx4 Westchester Av • D B D 180 ST U 6 6 T S W 1 other times NIO NECK Information Center (24 hours) at 718-330- N N T O P D OR Burnside Av A L T Bx14 Country Club–Parkchester transfer (MetroCard only) N A A A V Castle Hill Av R BRIDGE O R 1234. Non-English-speaking customers A E 180 St W E Police R G Z N Dyckman St 4 R PARKCHESTER E Bx36 Soundview B Dyckman St 2 6 K Tremont Av 2•5 E R C V call 718-330-4847 (7AM to 7PM). • V Tremont 5 N E U A Part time A A T R Bx39 Clason Pt 1 • C S G Y 6 Normal service E 4 B D A B L E R V Full time G A TR A O service A A A T EM Morris V O T Q44 Bronx Zoo–Jamaica visit www.mta.info N NT AV V Parkchester–E 177 St V S 176 St TREMONT H 2 S 191 St service 7 C Special rush hour or Heights I 1 6 A 190 St • R 6 A L 4 S 1 9 D 174–175 Sts T express service O St Lawrence Av L Manhasset A HIGHBRIDGE A 174 St E To show service more clearly, geography H • V h B D B 4 t 6 W H A C fi E r 6 I PARK • L I F Mt Eden Av 2 5 H L on this map has been modified. o D N I L O T Fordham Plaza G E N E A R R T O - 4 D M NT GEO. WASHINGTON R E P P V © 2004 Metropolitan Transportation Authority B GE R K N BRID o T S 181 St WASHINGTO A WY Morrison– L Metro-North L M r 181 St A Terminal R C D A t 2 5 W Design: Michael Hertz Associates, NYC Commuter rail service BRIDGE N V I I O e N 1•9 Sound View Avs D L A A V H T S A A D M 170 St 170 St B S S A V R NYC Transit Bus D O R L 6 D H U George Washington 0 W a E HIGHBRIDGE 4 • N N O February 2004 1 B D Freeman St I D S H R N W V Bx9 B’way/Kingsbridge Rd N A E r Elder Av IE G W E E Bridge Bus Station Y W D E MORRISANIA 2•5 C T l Y H A A F 175 St B Bx12 Pelham Pkwy/ R V A K O T 6 L NC 175 St/181 St 168 St– e S ST E IS N E 169 U LE R D A T SOUNDVIEW A W LV Fordham Rd IS D A E O Washington Hts m 161 St h Whitlock Av V B B Subway A19 167 St 167 St t L N R A only V S V WASHINGTON Yankee Stadium r D ER o Bx15 Third Av/125 St H 1•9 4 • A 6 T NYC Transit Bus HEIGHTS C B D N R V Simpson St B - Simpson St NO o Bx17 Crotona/Prospect Avs R r Flushing–Main St Bx3 University Av Washington Hts t 2•5 Subway 25 i e 6 Bx22 Castle Hill Av 168 St M Subway 7 RIVERSIDE PARK Bx7 Riverdale Av/B’way Amtrak v Little A•C e Melrose V NYC Transit Bus Bx41 Webster Av/W.
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