Austin station
Austin station is served by the Green line on the Chicago metro. On the Green line, it sits between Central and Ridgeland. It opened in 1899 and now handles roughly 300,985 passengers a year. It sits in Austin.
Key facts
- LinesGGreen
- DistrictAustin
- Opened1899
- Annual ridership300,985
- Distance from centre≈ 4.3 km
- Coordinates41.88731, -87.77433
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
On the Green line
Map around Austin
Nearest stations
- Central0.7 km · G
- Ridgeland0.8 km · G
- Oak Park1.6 km · G
- Laramie1.6 km · G
- Austin (Blue)1.8 km · B
- Oak Park (Blue)2.2 km · B
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Austin station?
- Austin is served by the Green line on the Chicago metro.
- Can you change lines at Austin?
- No. Austin is served only by the Green line.
- When did Austin station open?
- Austin station opened in 1899.
- What are the stations either side of Austin on the Green line?
- On the Green line, Austin sits between Central and Ridgeland.
- How busy is Austin station?
- Austin handles roughly 300,985 passengers a year.
- Where is Austin station?
- Austin station is in Austin, Chicago.