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Downtown Crossing station
Downtown Crossing station is served by the Red Line and Orange Line on the Boston subway. On the Red Line, it sits between South Station and Park Street. It opened in 1908 and now handles roughly 12,754,560 passengers a year. It sits in Downtown.
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Key facts
Lines RL Red Line OL Orange Line District Downtown Opened 1908 Annual ridership 12,754,560 Distance from centre ≈ 6.3 km Coordinates 42.35552, -71.06023
Position on the line On the Red Line On the Orange Line
Map around Downtown Crossing
Map around Downtown Crossing Location of Downtown Crossing station and its neighbours on the Boston subway.
Downtown Crossing South Station Park Street Chinatown State
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Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Downtown Crossing station? Downtown Crossing is served by the Red Line and Orange Line on the Boston subway. Can you change lines at Downtown Crossing? Yes. Downtown Crossing is an interchange between 2 lines (Red Line and Orange Line). When did Downtown Crossing station open? Downtown Crossing station opened in 1908. What are the stations either side of Downtown Crossing on the Red Line? On the Red Line, Downtown Crossing sits between South Station and Park Street. What are the stations either side of Downtown Crossing on the Orange Line? On the Orange Line, Downtown Crossing sits between Chinatown and State. How busy is Downtown Crossing station? Downtown Crossing handles roughly 12,754,560 passengers a year. Where is Downtown Crossing station? Downtown Crossing station is in Downtown, Boston.
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