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Pulaski station
Pulaski station is served by the Orange line on the Chicago metro. On the Orange line, it sits between Kedzie and Midway. It opened in 1993 and now handles roughly 941,912 passengers a year. It sits in Archer Heights.
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Key facts
Lines O Orange District Archer Heights Opened 1993 Annual ridership 941,912 Distance from centre ≈ 8.4 km Coordinates 41.79987, -87.72454
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
Map around Pulaski
Map around Pulaski Location of Pulaski station and its neighbours on the Chicago metro.
Pulaski Kedzie Midway
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Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Pulaski station? Pulaski is served by the Orange line on the Chicago metro. Can you change lines at Pulaski? No. Pulaski is served only by the Orange line. When did Pulaski station open? Pulaski station opened in 1993. What are the stations either side of Pulaski on the Orange line? On the Orange line, Pulaski sits between Kedzie and Midway. How busy is Pulaski station? Pulaski handles roughly 941,912 passengers a year. Where is Pulaski station? Pulaski station is in Archer Heights, Chicago.
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