A A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach), Los Angeles metro
Looking for a map of the A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach) on the Los Angeles metro? It serves 48 stations. This page gathers its route, its stations in running order and its interchanges.
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7 of its stations interchange with another line. For the record, its oldest station is 103rd St/Watts Towers (1990) and its busiest is 7th St/Metro Center (7,527,600 passengers a year).
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Key facts
- Number of stations48
- Oldest station103rd St/Watts Towers · 1990
- Busiest station7th St/Metro Center
- InterchangesBB Line (Union Station to North Hollywood)CC Line (Norwalk to LAX/Metro Transit Center)DD Line (Union Station to Wilshire/La Cienega)EE Line (East LA to Santa Monica)
When each stop on the A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach) opened
Every station on its real position, coloured by the year it opened and sized by annual ridership. The drawing assembles itself in opening order.
Interchanges on the A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach)
- 7th St/Metro CenterBB Line (Union Station to North Hollywood)DD Line (Union Station to Wilshire/La Cienega)EE Line (East LA to Santa Monica)
- Grand Av Arts/Bunker HillEE Line (East LA to Santa Monica)
- Historic BroadwayEE Line (East LA to Santa Monica)
- Little Tokyo/Arts DistrictEE Line (East LA to Santa Monica)
- PicoEE Line (East LA to Santa Monica)
- Union StationBB Line (Union Station to North Hollywood)DD Line (Union Station to Wilshire/La Cienega)
- Willowbrook/Rosa ParksCC Line (Norwalk to LAX/Metro Transit Center)
All 48 stations in order
- 1Downtown Long Beach
- 21st St
- 35th St
- 4Anaheim St
- 5Pacific Coast Hwy
- 6Willow St
- 7Wardlow
- 8Del Amo
- 9Artesia
- 10Compton
- 11Willowbrook/Rosa Parks C
- 12103rd St/Watts Towers
- 13Firestone
- 14Florence
- 15Slauson
- 16Vernon
- 17Washington
- 18San Pedro St
- 19Grand/LATTC
- 20Pico E
- 217th St/Metro Center BDE
- 22Grand Av Arts/Bunker Hill E
- 23Historic Broadway E
- 24Little Tokyo/Arts District E
- 25Union Station BD
- 26Chinatown
- 27Lincoln/Cypress
- 28Heritage Square
- 29Southwest Museum
- 30Highland Park
- 31South Pasadena
- 32Fillmore
- 33Del Mar
- 34Memorial Park
- 35Lake
- 36Allen
- 37Sierra Madre Villa
- 38Arcadia
- 39Monrovia
- 40Duarte/City of Hope
- 41Irwindale
- 42Azusa Downtown
- 43APU/Citrus College
- 44Glendora
- 45San Dimas
- 46La Verne/Fairplex
- 47Pomona Northterminus
Branches
From Downtown Long Beach
Frequently asked questions
- How many stations are on the A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach)?
- The A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach) on the Los Angeles metro serves 48 stations.
- What is the oldest station on the A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach)?
- The oldest station still served by the A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach) entered service in 1990.
- What is the busiest station on the A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach)?
- 7th St/Metro Center, with roughly 7,527,600 passengers a year.
- Which lines does the A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach) connect with?
- The A Line (Pomona North to Long Beach) meets the B Line (Union Station to North Hollywood), C Line (Norwalk to LAX/Metro Transit Center), D Line (Union Station to Wilshire/La Cienega) and E Line (East LA to Santa Monica).
Other lines in Los Angeles
BB Line (Union Station to North Hollywood)CC Line (Norwalk to LAX/Metro Transit Center)DD Line (Union Station to Wilshire/La Cienega)EE Line (East LA to Santa Monica)KK Line (Expo/Crenshaw to Redondo Beach)