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R Red line, Chicago metro

The Red line on the Chicago metro serves 33 stations. Its earliest stations opened in 1900. It interchanges with 5 other lines.

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Key facts

Red line map

Red line mapRoute of the Red line on the Chicago metro and the position of its 33 stations. 95th/Dan RyanGranville

All 33 stations in order

  1. 1Granville
  2. 2Thorndale
  3. 3Bryn Mawr
  4. 4Berwyn
  5. 5Argyle
  6. 6Lawrence
  7. 7Wilson P
  8. 8Sheridan
  9. 9Addison
  10. 10Belmont BP
  11. 11Fullerton BP
  12. 12North/Clybourn
  13. 13Clark/Division
  14. 14Chicago
  15. 15Grand
  16. 16Lake
  17. 17Monroe
  18. 18Jackson
  19. 19Harrison
  20. 20Roosevelt OG
  21. 21Cermak-Chinatown
  22. 22Sox-35th
  23. 2347th
  24. 24Garfield
  25. 2563rd
  26. 2669th
  27. 2779th
  28. 2887th
  29. 2995th/Dan Ryanterminus

Branches

From Granville

  1. 1Loyola
  2. 2Morse
  3. 3Jarvis
  4. 4Howard PY

Frequently asked questions

How many stations are on the Red line?
The Red line on the Chicago metro serves 33 stations.
What is the oldest station on the Red line?
The oldest station still served by the Red line entered service in 1900.
What is the busiest station on the Red line?
Lake, with roughly 3,402,145 passengers a year.
Which lines does the Red line connect with?
The Red line meets the Brown, Green, Orange, Purple and Yellow lines.

Other lines in Chicago

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