Chinatown station
Chinatown station is served by the Orange Line on the Boston subway. On the Orange Line, it sits between Tufts Medical Center and Downtown Crossing. It opened in 1908 and now handles roughly 1,741,415 passengers a year. It sits in Downtown.
Key facts
- LinesOLOrange Line
- DistrictDowntown
- Opened1908
- Annual ridership1,741,415
- Distance from centre≈ 5.9 km
- Coordinates42.35255, -71.06275
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
On the Orange Line
Map around Chinatown
Nearest stations
- Boylston0.2 km · BCDE
- Tufts Medical Center0.3 km · OL
- Downtown Crossing0.4 km · RLOL
- Park Street0.4 km · RLBCDE
- South Station0.6 km · RL
- Arlington0.7 km · BCDE
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Chinatown station?
- Chinatown is served by the Orange Line on the Boston subway.
- Can you change lines at Chinatown?
- No. Chinatown is served only by the Orange Line.
- When did Chinatown station open?
- Chinatown station opened in 1908.
- What are the stations either side of Chinatown on the Orange Line?
- On the Orange Line, Chinatown sits between Tufts Medical Center and Downtown Crossing.
- How busy is Chinatown station?
- Chinatown handles roughly 1,741,415 passengers a year.
- Where is Chinatown station?
- Chinatown station is in Downtown, Boston.