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Quincy Center station
Quincy Center station is served by the Red Line on the Boston subway. On the Red Line, it sits between Quincy Adams and Wollaston. It opened in 1971 and now handles roughly 1,559,489 passengers a year. It sits in Quincy.
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Key facts
Lines RL Red Line District Quincy Opened 1971 Annual ridership 1,559,489 Distance from centre ≈ 12.1 km Coordinates 42.25181, -71.00541
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
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Map around Quincy Center
Map around Quincy Center Location of Quincy Center station and its neighbours on the Boston subway.
Quincy Center Quincy Adams Wollaston
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Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Quincy Center station? Quincy Center is served by the Red Line on the Boston subway. Can you change lines at Quincy Center? No. Quincy Center is served only by the Red Line. When did Quincy Center station open? Quincy Center station opened in 1971. What are the stations either side of Quincy Center on the Red Line? On the Red Line, Quincy Center sits between Quincy Adams and Wollaston. How busy is Quincy Center station? Quincy Center handles roughly 1,559,489 passengers a year. Where is Quincy Center station? Quincy Center station is in Quincy, Boston.
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