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Graham Avenue station
Graham Avenue station is served by the L line on the New York subway. On the L line, it sits between Grand Street and Lorimer Street / Metropolitan Avenue (New York City Subway). It opened in 1924 and now handles roughly 2,272,416 passengers a year. It sits in Brooklyn.
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Key facts
Lines L District Brooklyn Opened 1924 Annual ridership 2,272,416 Distance from centre ≈ 6 km Coordinates 40.71450, -73.94440
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
Map around Graham Avenue
Map around Graham Avenue Location of Graham Avenue station and its neighbours on the New York subway.
Lorimer Street / Metropolitan Avenue (New York City Subway) Graham Avenue Grand Street
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Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Graham Avenue station? Graham Avenue is served by the L line on the New York subway. Can you change lines at Graham Avenue? No. Graham Avenue is served only by the L line. When did Graham Avenue station open? Graham Avenue station opened in 1924. What are the stations either side of Graham Avenue on the L line? On the L line, Graham Avenue sits between Grand Street and Lorimer Street / Metropolitan Avenue (New York City Subway). How busy is Graham Avenue station? Graham Avenue handles roughly 2,272,416 passengers a year. Where is Graham Avenue station? Graham Avenue station is in Brooklyn, New York.
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