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P Pink line, Chicago metro

The Pink line on the Chicago metro serves 22 stations. Its earliest stations opened in 1893. It interchanges with 5 other lines.

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Key facts

Pink line map

Pink line mapRoute of the Pink line on the Chicago metro and the position of its 22 stations. Harold Washington Library-State/Van Buren54th/Cermak

All 22 stations in order

  1. 1Harold Washington Library-State/Van Buren BOP
  2. 2Adams/Wabash BGOP
  3. 3Washington/Wabash BGOP
  4. 4State/Lake BGOP
  5. 5Clark/Lake BBGOP
  6. 6Washington/Wells BOP
  7. 7Clinton G
  8. 8Morgan G
  9. 9Ashland G
  10. 10Polk
  11. 1118th
  12. 12Damen (Pink)
  13. 13Western (Pink)
  14. 14California (Pink)
  15. 15Kedzie (Pink)
  16. 16Central Park
  17. 17Pulaski (Pink)
  18. 18Kostner
  19. 19Cicero
  20. 2054th/Cermakterminus

Branches

From Harold Washington Library-State/Van Buren

  1. 1LaSalle/Van Buren BOP
  2. 2Quincy BOP

Frequently asked questions

How many stations are on the Pink line?
The Pink line on the Chicago metro serves 22 stations.
What is the oldest station on the Pink line?
The oldest station still served by the Pink line entered service in 1893.
What is the busiest station on the Pink line?
Clark/Lake, with roughly 2,801,486 passengers a year.
Which lines does the Pink line connect with?
The Pink line meets the Blue, Brown, Green, Orange and Purple lines.

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