Roosevelt station
Roosevelt station is served by the Red, Green and Orange lines on the Chicago metro. On the Red line, it sits between Harrison and Cermak-Chinatown. It opened in 1943 and now handles roughly 2,387,022 passengers a year. It sits in Near South Side.
Key facts
- LinesRRedGGreenOOrange
- DistrictNear South Side
- Opened1943
- Annual ridership2,387,022
- Distance from centre≈ 8.1 km
- Coordinates41.86843, -87.62748
Position on the line
On the Red line
On the Green line
On the Orange line
Map around Roosevelt
Nearest stations
- Harrison0.5 km · R
- LaSalle0.9 km · B
- Harold Washington Library-State/Van Buren1 km · BOPP
- LaSalle/Van Buren1 km · BOPP
- Jackson1.1 km · R
- Jackson (Blue)1.1 km · B
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Roosevelt station?
- Roosevelt is served by the Red, Green and Orange lines on the Chicago metro.
- Can you change lines at Roosevelt?
- Yes. Roosevelt is an interchange between 3 lines (Red, Green and Orange).
- When did Roosevelt station open?
- Roosevelt station opened in 1943.
- What are the stations either side of Roosevelt on the Red line?
- On the Red line, Roosevelt sits between Harrison and Cermak-Chinatown.
- What are the stations either side of Roosevelt on the Green line?
- On the Green line, Roosevelt sits between Cermak-McCormick Place and Adams/Wabash.
- How busy is Roosevelt station?
- Roosevelt handles roughly 2,387,022 passengers a year.
- Where is Roosevelt station?
- Roosevelt station is in Near South Side, Chicago.