E E line, New York subway
Looking for a map of the E line on the New York subway? It serves 32 stations over roughly 25 km. It runs between World Trade Center and Jamaica Center – Parsons/Archer. This page gathers its route, its stations in running order and its interchanges.
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30 of its stations interchange with another line. For the record, its oldest station is 14th Street – Eighth Avenue (1932), its busiest is 42nd Street – Port Authority Bus Terminal (45,955,848 passengers a year) and its best connected is West Fourth Street – Washington Square (7 lines).
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Key facts
- Number of stations32
- TerminiWorld Trade Center · Jamaica Center – Parsons/Archer
- Oldest station14th Street – Eighth Avenue · 1932
- Route length≈ 25 km
- Busiest station42nd Street – Port Authority Bus Terminal
- InterchangesABCDFJLMRZ
Length estimated from station coordinates, accurate to a few hundred metres.
When each stop on line E 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 E line
- 14th Street – Eighth AvenueACL
- 23rd StreetC
- 34th Street – Penn StationAC
- 36th StreetMR
- 42nd Street – Port Authority Bus TerminalAC
- 46th StreetMR
- 50th StreetC
- 63rd Drive – Rego ParkMR
- 65th StreetMR
- 67th AvenueMR
- 75th AvenueF
- Briarwood stationF
- Canal StreetAC
- Court Square–23rd StreetF
- Elmhurst AvenueMR
- Fifth Avenue / 53rd StreetF
- Forest Hills – 71st AvenueFMR
- Grand Avenue – NewtownMR
- Jackson Heights–Roosevelt Avenue/74th StreetFMR
- Jamaica Center – Parsons/ArcherJZ
- Kew Gardens – Union TurnpikeF
- Lexington Avenue–53rd StreetF
- Northern BoulevardMR
- Queens PlazaFR
- Seventh AvenueBD
- Spring StreetC
- Steinway StreetMR
- Sutphin Boulevard – Archer Avenue – JFK AirportJZ
- West Fourth Street – Washington SquareABCDFM
- Woodhaven BoulevardMR
All 32 stations in order
- 1World Trade Centerterminus
- 2Canal Street AC
- 3Spring Street C
- 4West Fourth Street – Washington Square ACBDFM
- 514th Street – Eighth Avenue ACL
- 623rd Street C
- 734th Street – Penn Station AC
- 842nd Street – Port Authority Bus Terminal AC
- 950th Street C
- 10Seventh Avenue BD
- 11Fifth Avenue / 53rd Street F
- 12Lexington Avenue–53rd Street F
- 13Court Square–23rd Street F
- 14Queens Plaza FR
- 1536th Street MR
- 16Steinway Street MR
- 1746th Street MR
- 18Northern Boulevard MR
- 1965th Street MR
- 20Jackson Heights–Roosevelt Avenue/74th Street FMR
- 21Elmhurst Avenue MR
- 22Grand Avenue – Newtown MR
- 23Woodhaven Boulevard MR
- 2463rd Drive – Rego Park MR
- 2567th Avenue MR
- 26Forest Hills – 71st Avenue FMR
- 2775th Avenue F
- 28Kew Gardens – Union Turnpike F
- 29Briarwood station F
- 30Jamaica–Van Wyck station
- 31Sutphin Boulevard – Archer Avenue – JFK Airport JZ
- 32Jamaica Center – Parsons/Archerterminus JZ
Frequently asked questions
- How many stations are on the E line?
- The E line on the New York subway serves 32 stations.
- What are the termini of the E line?
- The E line terminates at World Trade Center and Jamaica Center – Parsons/Archer.
- What is the oldest station on the E line?
- The oldest station still served by the E line entered service in 1932.
- What is the busiest station on the E line?
- 42nd Street – Port Authority Bus Terminal, with roughly 45,955,848 passengers a year.
- How long is the E line?
- The E line runs for roughly 25 km.
- Which lines does the E line connect with?
- The E line meets the A, B, C, D, F, J, L, M, R and Z lines.