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When was Bronx Park Terminal - IRT Third Avenue Line - created?
Bronx Park Terminal - IRT Third Avenue Line - was created in 1902.
When was IRT Third Avenue Line created?
IRT Third Avenue Line was created in 1878.
When did IRT Third Avenue Line end?
IRT Third Avenue Line ended in 1973.
When was Third Avenue - BMT Canarsie Line - created?
Third Avenue - BMT Canarsie Line - was created in 1924.
When did Canal Street - IRT Third Avenue Line - end?
Canal Street - IRT Third Avenue Line - ended in 1955.
When did Fulton Street - IRT Third Avenue Line - end?
Fulton Street - IRT Third Avenue Line - ended in 1950.
When was Fulton Street - IRT Third Avenue Line - created?
Fulton Street - IRT Third Avenue Line - was created in 1878.
How many subway lines go through Times Square?
There are many different subway stations at 14th Street: one at 8th Avenue, one at 7th Avenue, one at 6th Avenue, one at Lexington Avenue, one at 3rd Avenue, and one at 1st Avenue. The L line stops at all of them: the L line runs west/east and east/west along 14th Street, from 8th Avenue and West 14th across to 1st Avenue and East 14th, then under the East River, and out to Canarsie, Brooklyn. At the 1st Avenue and 14th Street Station, and the 3rd Avenue and 14th Street Station, the only train you can catch is the L. At the East 14th Street and Lexington Avenue Station (also known as the Union Square Station), you can catch the L, and the 4-5-6 line (the green line), which runs north to Spanish Harlem and the Bronx, and south to Brooklyn. You can also catch the N-R-Q-W line (the yellow line) to Queens and Brooklyn. At the 6th Avenue Station, you can catch the L, and the B-D-F-V line (the orange line), which runs north to West Harlem and the Bronx, and south into Brooklyn. At the 7th Avenue Station, you can catch the L, and the 1-2-3 line (the red line), which runs from Battery Park at the southernmost tip of Manhattan, up north to West Harlem and the Bronx. At the 8th Avenue Station, you can catch the L, and the A-C-E line (the blue line), which runs from the northernmost tip of Manhattan all the way out into Brooklyn, to Far Rockaway and JFK airport.
How do you get to CIS Bronx 1827 Westchester Avenue Bronx NY 10472?
The only train on the New York City subway system that runs through there is the 6 train (of the 4-5-6, the dark green line). The closest station is the St. Lawrence Avenue Station.The St. Lawrence Avenue Station is at the intersection of Westchester Avenue and St. Lawrence Avenue. The address 1827 Westchester Avenue is between Taylor and Thieriot Avenues.So, from the St. Lawrence Avenue Station, you'd walk 2.5 blocks east on Westchester Avenue to number 1827: St. Lawrence Avenue ---> Beach Avenue ---> Taylor Avenue ---> Thieriot Avenue.If you're coming from outside New York City, then you could take Metro-North Railroad, but the closest station (the Tremont Station on the Harlem Line) is 2 miles away. You would be better off taking Metro-North to Harlem-125th Street (at 125th Street and Lexington).From there, you can take the subway. The 4-5-6 line stops at 125th Street and Lexington Avenue. Take the Uptown(Bronx-bound) 6 from 125th Street to St. Lawrence Avenue.See the Related Link below for the Metro-North home page.
When did Washington Avenue - BMT Myrtle Avenue Line - end?
Washington Avenue - BMT Myrtle Avenue Line - ended in 1969.
When was Washington Avenue - BMT Myrtle Avenue Line - created?
Washington Avenue - BMT Myrtle Avenue Line - was created in 1888.
When did Greene Avenue - BMT Lexington Avenue Line - end?
Greene Avenue - BMT Lexington Avenue Line - ended in 1950.
