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F line map, New York subway
F line map, New York subway © OpenStreetMap · © CARTO

Looking for a map of the F line on the New York subway? It serves 45 stations over roughly 41.3 km. It runs between Coney Island-Stilwell Avenue and Jamaica – 179th Street. This page gathers its route, its stations in running order and its interchanges.

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27 of its stations interchange with another line. For the record, its oldest station is Fourth Avenue / Ninth Street (1915) and its busiest is 34th Street – Herald Square (25,080,629 passengers a year).

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Key facts

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

When each stop on line F 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 F openedMap of 45 stations, coloured from 1915 (purple) to 1957 (yellow) by opening year.Coney Island-Stilwell Avenue · 1919West Eighth Street – New York Aquarium · 1919Neptune Avenue · 1920Avenue X · 1919Avenue U station · 1919Kings Highway station · 1919Avenue P station · 1919Avenue N · 1919Bay Parkway · 1919Avenue I · 191918th Avenue · 1919Ditmas Avenue · 1919Church Avenue · 1933Fort Hamilton Parkway station · 193315th Street – Prospect Park · 1933Seventh Avenue · 1933Fourth Avenue / Ninth Street · 1915Smith–Ninth Streets · 1933Carroll Street · 1933Bergen Street · 1933Jay Street – MetroTech · 1924York Street · 1936East Broadway station · 1936Delancey Street · 1936Second Avenue · 1936Broadway – Lafayette Street · 1957West Fourth Street – Washington Square · 193214th Street · 192423rd Street · 194034th Street – Herald Square · 194842nd Street–Bryant Park/Fifth Avenue · 194047th–50th Streets – Rockefeller Center · 1940Fifth Avenue / 53rd Street · 1933Lexington Avenue–53rd Street · 1933Court Square–23rd Street · 1939Queens Plaza · 1933Jackson Heights–Roosevelt Avenue/74th Street · 1933Forest Hills – 71st Avenue · 193675th Avenue · 1936Kew Gardens – Union Turnpike · 1936Briarwood station · 1937Sutphin Boulevard · 1937Parsons Boulevard · 1950169th Street · 1937Jamaica – 179th Street · 1950Fourth Avenue / Ninth Street · 1915Broadway – Lafayette Street · 1957
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Interchanges on the F line

All 45 stations in order

  1. 1Coney Island-Stilwell Avenueterminus DNQ
  2. 2West Eighth Street – New York Aquarium Q
  3. 3Neptune Avenue
  4. 4Avenue X
  5. 5Avenue U station
  6. 6Kings Highway station
  7. 7Avenue P station
  8. 8Avenue N
  9. 9Bay Parkway
  10. 10Avenue I
  11. 1118th Avenue
  12. 12Ditmas Avenue
  13. 13Church Avenue G
  14. 14Fort Hamilton Parkway station G
  15. 1515th Street – Prospect Park G
  16. 16Seventh Avenue G
  17. 17Fourth Avenue / Ninth Street RG
  18. 18Smith–Ninth Streets G
  19. 19Carroll Street G
  20. 20Bergen Street G
  21. 21Jay Street – MetroTech ACR
  22. 22York Street
  23. 23East Broadway station
  24. 24Delancey Street
  25. 25Second Avenue
  26. 26Broadway – Lafayette Street BDM
  27. 27West Fourth Street – Washington Square ACEBDM
  28. 2814th Street M
  29. 2923rd Street M
  30. 3034th Street – Herald Square BDMNQRW
  31. 3142nd Street–Bryant Park/Fifth Avenue BDM
  32. 3247th–50th Streets – Rockefeller Center BDM
  33. 33Fifth Avenue / 53rd Street E
  34. 34Lexington Avenue–53rd Street E
  35. 35Court Square–23rd Street E
  36. 36Queens Plaza ER
  37. 37Jackson Heights–Roosevelt Avenue/74th Street EMR
  38. 38Forest Hills – 71st Avenue EMR
  39. 3975th Avenue E
  40. 40Kew Gardens – Union Turnpike E
  41. 41Briarwood station E
  42. 42Sutphin Boulevard
  43. 43Parsons Boulevard
  44. 44169th Street
  45. 45Jamaica – 179th Streetterminus

Frequently asked questions

How many stations are on the F line?
The F line on the New York subway serves 45 stations.
What are the termini of the F line?
The F line terminates at Coney Island-Stilwell Avenue and Jamaica – 179th Street.
What is the oldest station on the F line?
The oldest station still served by the F line entered service in 1915.
What is the busiest station on the F line?
34th Street – Herald Square, with roughly 25,080,629 passengers a year.
How long is the F line?
The F line runs for roughly 41.3 km.
Which lines does the F line connect with?
The F line meets the A, B, C, D, E, G, M, N, Q, R and W lines.

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