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Mount Eden Avenue station
Mount Eden Avenue station is served by Line 4 on the New York subway. On Line 4, it sits between 170th Street and 176th Street. It opened in 1917 and now handles roughly 944,189 passengers a year. It sits in The Bronx.
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Key facts
Lines 4 District The Bronx Opened 1917 Annual ridership 944,189 Distance from centre ≈ 13.7 km Coordinates 40.84430, -73.91480
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
Map around Mount Eden Avenue
Map around Mount Eden Avenue Location of Mount Eden Avenue station and its neighbours on the New York subway.
Mount Eden Avenue 170th Street 176th Street
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Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Mount Eden Avenue station? Mount Eden Avenue is served by Line 4 on the New York subway. Can you change lines at Mount Eden Avenue? No. Mount Eden Avenue is served only by Line 4. When did Mount Eden Avenue station open? Mount Eden Avenue station opened in 1917. What are the stations either side of Mount Eden Avenue on Line 4? On Line 4, Mount Eden Avenue sits between 170th Street and 176th Street. How busy is Mount Eden Avenue station? Mount Eden Avenue handles roughly 944,189 passengers a year. Where is Mount Eden Avenue station? Mount Eden Avenue station is in The Bronx, New York.
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