Loyola station
Loyola station is served by the Red line on the Chicago metro. On the Red line, it sits between Granville and Morse. It opened in 1908 and now handles roughly 1,071,488 passengers a year. It sits in Rogers Park.
Key facts
- LinesRRed
- DistrictRogers Park
- Opened1908
- Annual ridership1,071,488
- Distance from centre≈ 15 km
- Coordinates42.00113, -87.66104
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
On the Red line
Map around Loyola
Nearest stations
- Granville0.8 km · R
- Morse0.9 km · R
- Thorndale1.2 km · R
- Jarvis1.8 km · R
- Bryn Mawr1.9 km · R
- Howard2.2 km · RPY
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Loyola station?
- Loyola is served by the Red line on the Chicago metro.
- Can you change lines at Loyola?
- No. Loyola is served only by the Red line.
- When did Loyola station open?
- Loyola station opened in 1908.
- What are the stations either side of Loyola on the Red line?
- On the Red line, Loyola sits between Granville and Morse.
- How busy is Loyola station?
- Loyola handles roughly 1,071,488 passengers a year.
- Where is Loyola station?
- Loyola station is in Rogers Park, Chicago.