Chicago › Explore › YellowY Yellow line, Chicago metroThe Yellow line on the Chicago metro serves 3 stations over roughly 7.6 km. It runs between Howard and Dempster-Skokie. Its earliest stations opened in 1908. It interchanges with 2 other lines.
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Key facts
Length estimated from station coordinates, accurate to a few hundred metres.
Yellow line map
Yellow line map Route of the Yellow line on the Chicago metro and the position of its 3 stations.
Dempster-Skokie Howard
All 3 stations in order 1 Howard terminus R P 2 Oakton-Skokie 3 Dempster-Skokie terminus Frequently asked questions How many stations are on the Yellow line? The Yellow line on the Chicago metro serves 3 stations. What are the termini of the Yellow line? The Yellow line terminates at Howard and Dempster-Skokie. What is the oldest station on the Yellow line? The oldest station still served by the Yellow line entered service in 1908. What is the busiest station on the Yellow line? Howard, with roughly 1,037,311 passengers a year. How long is the Yellow line? The Yellow line runs for roughly 7.6 km. Which lines does the Yellow line connect with? The Yellow line meets the Red and Purple lines. Other lines in Chicago R Red B Blue B Brown G Green O Orange P Pink P Purple
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