169th Street station
169th Street station is served by the F line on the New York subway. On the F line, it sits between Parsons Boulevard and Jamaica – 179th Street. It opened in 1937 and now handles roughly 1,743,339 passengers a year. It sits in Queens.
Key facts
- LinesF
- DistrictQueens
- Opened1937
- Annual ridership1,743,339
- Distance from centre≈ 7.1 km
- Coordinates40.71060, -73.79310
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
On the F line
Map around 169th Street
Nearest stations
- Jamaica – 179th Street0.8 km · F
- Parsons Boulevard0.9 km · F
- Jamaica Center – Parsons/Archer1.1 km · EJZ
- Sutphin Boulevard1.5 km · F
- Sutphin Boulevard – Archer Avenue – JFK Airport1.7 km · EJZ
- Jamaica–Van Wyck station2.2 km · E
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve 169th Street station?
- 169th Street is served by the F line on the New York subway.
- Can you change lines at 169th Street?
- No. 169th Street is served only by the F line.
- When did 169th Street station open?
- 169th Street station opened in 1937.
- What are the stations either side of 169th Street on the F line?
- On the F line, 169th Street sits between Parsons Boulevard and Jamaica – 179th Street.
- How busy is 169th Street station?
- 169th Street handles roughly 1,743,339 passengers a year.
- Where is 169th Street station?
- 169th Street station is in Queens, New York.