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Looking for a map of the D line on the New York subway? It serves 36 stations over roughly 39.4 km. It runs between Coney Island-Stilwell Avenue and Norwood – 205th Street. This page gathers its route, its stations in running order and its interchanges.

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23 of its stations interchange with another line. For the record, its oldest station is 59th Street–Columbus Circle (1904), its busiest is 34th Street – Herald Square (25,080,629 passengers a year) and its best connected is Atlantic Avenue – Barclays Center (9 lines).

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Key facts

Length estimated from station coordinates, accurate to a few hundred metres.

When each stop on line D 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.

When each stop on line D openedMap of 36 stations, coloured from 1904 (purple) to 1967 (yellow) by opening year.Coney Island-Stilwell Avenue · 1919Bay 50th Street · 191725th Avenue · 1916Bay Parkway · 191620th Avenue · 191618th Avenue · 191679th Street · 191671st Street · 191662nd Street · 191655th Street · 191650th Street · 1916Fort Hamilton Parkway · 1916Ninth Avenue · 191636th Street · 1915Atlantic Avenue – Barclays Center · 1920Grand Street · 1967Broadway – Lafayette Street · 1957West Fourth Street – Washington Square · 193234th Street – Herald Square · 194842nd Street–Bryant Park/Fifth Avenue · 194047th–50th Streets – Rockefeller Center · 1940Seventh Avenue · 193359th Street–Columbus Circle · 1904125th Street · 1932145th Street · 1932155th Street · 1933161st Street River Avenue Yankee Stadium · 1933167th Street · 1933170th Street · 1933174th–175th Streets · 1933Tremont Avenue · 1933182nd–183rd Streets · 1933Fordham Road · 1933Kingsbridge Road · 1933Bedford Park Boulevard · 1933Norwood – 205th Street · 193359th Street–Columbus Circle · 1904Grand Street · 1967
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Interchanges on the D line

All 36 stations in order

  1. 1Coney Island-Stilwell Avenueterminus FNQ
  2. 2Bay 50th Street
  3. 325th Avenue
  4. 4Bay Parkway
  5. 520th Avenue
  6. 618th Avenue
  7. 779th Street
  8. 871st Street
  9. 962nd Street
  10. 1055th Street
  11. 1150th Street
  12. 12Fort Hamilton Parkway
  13. 13Ninth Avenue
  14. 1436th Street NR
  15. 15Atlantic Avenue – Barclays Center 2345BNQR
  16. 16Grand Street B
  17. 17Broadway – Lafayette Street BFM
  18. 18West Fourth Street – Washington Square ACEBFM
  19. 1934th Street – Herald Square BFMNQRW
  20. 2042nd Street–Bryant Park/Fifth Avenue BFM
  21. 2147th–50th Streets – Rockefeller Center BFM
  22. 22Seventh Avenue EB
  23. 2359th Street–Columbus Circle 1ACB
  24. 24125th Street ACB
  25. 25145th Street ACB
  26. 26155th Street B
  27. 27161st Street River Avenue Yankee Stadium B
  28. 28167th Street B
  29. 29170th Street B
  30. 30174th–175th Streets B
  31. 31Tremont Avenue B
  32. 32182nd–183rd Streets B
  33. 33Fordham Road B
  34. 34Kingsbridge Road B
  35. 35Bedford Park Boulevard B
  36. 36Norwood – 205th Streetterminus

Frequently asked questions

How many stations are on the D line?
The D line on the New York subway serves 36 stations.
What are the termini of the D line?
The D line terminates at Coney Island-Stilwell Avenue and Norwood – 205th Street.
What is the oldest station on the D line?
The oldest station still served by the D line entered service in 1904.
What is the busiest station on the D line?
34th Street – Herald Square, with roughly 25,080,629 passengers a year.
How long is the D line?
The D line runs for roughly 39.4 km.
Which lines does the D line connect with?
The D line meets lines 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, A, B, C, E, F, M, N, Q, R and W.

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