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Looking for a map of the Red Line on the Boston subway? It serves 22 stations. This page gathers its route, its stations in running order and its interchanges.

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3 of its stations interchange with another line. For the record, its oldest station is Park Street (1897) and its busiest is Park Street (13,898,731 passengers a year).

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Key facts

When each stop on the Red Line opened

Every station on its real position, coloured by the year it opened and sized by annual ridership. The drawing assembles itself in opening order.

When each stop on the Red Line openedMap of 22 stations, coloured from 1897 (purple) to 1985 (yellow) by opening year.Braintree · 1980Quincy Adams · 1983Quincy Center · 1971Wollaston · 1971North Quincy · 1971JFK/UMass · 1927Andrew · 1918Broadway · 1917South Station · 1916Downtown Crossing · 1908Park Street · 1897Charles/MGH · 1932Kendall/MIT · 1912Central · 1912Harvard · 1912Porter · 1984Davis · 1984Alewife · 1985Savin Hill · 1927Fields Corner · 1927Shawmut · 1928Ashmont · 1928Park Street · 1897Alewife · 1985
189719411985

Interchanges on the Red Line

All 22 stations in order

  1. 1Braintreeterminus
  2. 2Quincy Adams
  3. 3Quincy Center
  4. 4Wollaston
  5. 5North Quincy
  6. 6JFK/UMass
  7. 7Andrew
  8. 8Broadway
  9. 9South Station
  10. 10Downtown Crossing OL
  11. 11Park Street BCDE
  12. 12Charles/MGH
  13. 13Kendall/MIT
  14. 14Central
  15. 15Harvard
  16. 16Porter
  17. 17Davis
  18. 18Alewifeterminus

Branches

From JFK/UMass

  1. 1Savin Hill
  2. 2Fields Corner
  3. 3Shawmut
  4. 4Ashmontterminus M

Frequently asked questions

How many stations are on the Red Line?
The Red Line on the Boston subway serves 22 stations.
What is the oldest station on the Red Line?
The oldest station still served by the Red Line entered service in 1897.
What is the busiest station on the Red Line?
Park Street, with roughly 13,898,731 passengers a year.
Which lines does the Red Line connect with?
The Red Line meets the Orange Line, Green Line B, Green Line C, Green Line D, Green Line E and Mattapan Line.

Other lines in Boston

OLOrange LineBLBlue LineBGreen Line BCGreen Line CDGreen Line DEGreen Line EMMattapan Line

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