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B Blue line, Chicago metro
The Blue line on the Chicago metro serves 33 stations. It runs between Montrose, Forest Park, O'Hare and Harlem (O'Hare). Its earliest stations opened in 1895. It interchanges with 5 other lines.
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Blue line map
Blue line map Route of the Blue line on the Chicago metro and the position of its 33 stations.
Harlem (O'Hare) Forest Park Montrose O'Hare
All 33 stations in order 1 Montrose terminus 2 Jefferson Park 3 Irving Park 4 Addison (Blue) 5 Belmont (Blue) 6 Logan Square 7 California 8 Western (O'Hare) 9 Damen 10 Division 11 Chicago (Blue) 12 Grand (Blue) 13 Clark/Lake B G O P P 14 Washington 15 Monroe (Blue) 16 Jackson (Blue) 17 LaSalle 18 Clinton (Blue) 19 UIC-Halsted 20 Racine 21 Illinois Medical District 22 Western (Forest Park) 23 Kedzie-Homan 24 Pulaski (Blue) 25 Cicero (Blue) 26 Austin (Blue) 27 Oak Park (Blue) 28 Harlem (Forest Park) 29 Forest Park terminus
Frequently asked questions How many stations are on the Blue line? The Blue line on the Chicago metro serves 33 stations. What are the termini of the Blue line? The Blue line terminates at Montrose, Forest Park, O'Hare and Harlem (O'Hare). What is the oldest station on the Blue line? The oldest station still served by the Blue line entered service in 1895. What is the busiest station on the Blue line? O'Hare, with roughly 3,131,064 passengers a year. Which lines does the Blue line connect with? The Blue line meets the Brown, Green, Orange, Pink and Purple lines.
Other lines in Chicago R Red B Brown G Green O Orange P Pink P Purple Y Yellow
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