Howard station
Howard station is served by the Red, Purple and Yellow lines on the Chicago metro. It is a terminus of the Red line. It opened in 1908 and now handles roughly 1,037,311 passengers a year. It sits in Rogers Park.
Key facts
- LinesRRedPPurpleYYellow
- DistrictRogers Park
- Opened1908
- Annual ridership1,037,311
- Distance from centre≈ 16.6 km
- Coordinates42.01913, -87.67301
Position on the line
On the Red line
On the Purple line
On the Yellow line
Map around Howard
Nearest stations
- Jarvis0.5 km · R
- South Boulevard1 km · P
- Morse1.3 km · R
- Main1.7 km · P
- Loyola2.2 km · R
- Dempster2.6 km · P
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Howard station?
- Howard is served by the Red, Purple and Yellow lines on the Chicago metro.
- Can you change lines at Howard?
- Yes. Howard is an interchange between 3 lines (Red, Purple and Yellow).
- When did Howard station open?
- Howard station opened in 1908.
- What is the next station after Howard on the Red line?
- Howard is a terminus of the Red line; the adjacent station is Jarvis.
- What are the stations either side of Howard on the Purple line?
- On the Purple line, Howard sits between Wilson and South Boulevard.
- How busy is Howard station?
- Howard handles roughly 1,037,311 passengers a year.
- Where is Howard station?
- Howard station is in Rogers Park, Chicago.