Simpson Street station
Simpson Street station is served by lines 2 and 5 on the New York subway. On Line 2, it sits between Freeman Street and Intervale Avenue. It opened in 1904 and now handles roughly 1,386,384 passengers a year. It sits in The Bronx.
Key facts
- Lines25
- DistrictThe Bronx
- Opened1904
- Annual ridership1,386,384
- Distance from centre≈ 11.1 km
- Coordinates40.82389, -73.89306
Position on the line
On Line 2
On Line 5
Map around Simpson Street
Nearest stations
- Intervale Avenue0.4 km · 25
- Hunts Point Avenue0.4 km · 6
- Freeman Street0.7 km · 25
- Whitlock Avenue0.7 km · 6
- Prospect Avenue0.9 km · 25
- Longwood Avenue0.9 km · 6
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Simpson Street station?
- Simpson Street is served by lines 2 and 5 on the New York subway.
- Can you change lines at Simpson Street?
- Yes. Simpson Street is an interchange between 2 lines (2 and 5).
- When did Simpson Street station open?
- Simpson Street station opened in 1904.
- What are the stations either side of Simpson Street on Line 2?
- On Line 2, Simpson Street sits between Freeman Street and Intervale Avenue.
- What are the stations either side of Simpson Street on Line 5?
- On Line 5, Simpson Street sits between Intervale Avenue and Freeman Street.
- How busy is Simpson Street station?
- Simpson Street handles roughly 1,386,384 passengers a year.
- Where is Simpson Street station?
- Simpson Street station is in The Bronx, New York.