Van Siclen Avenue station
Van Siclen Avenue station is served by the J and Z lines on the New York subway. On the J line, it sits between Alabama Avenue and Cleveland Street. It opened in 1885 and now handles roughly 530,619 passengers a year. It sits in Brooklyn.
Key facts
- LinesJZ
- DistrictBrooklyn
- Opened1885
- Annual ridership530,619
- Distance from centre≈ 5.4 km
- Coordinates40.67800, -73.89170
Position on the line
On the J line
On the Z line
Map around Van Siclen Avenue
Nearest stations
- Cleveland Street0.5 km · J
- Liberty Avenue0.6 km · C
- Van Siclen Avenue0.6 km · C
- Alabama Avenue0.7 km · JZ
- Atlantic Avenue1 km · L
- Broadway Junction1 km · ACJZL
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Van Siclen Avenue station?
- Van Siclen Avenue is served by the J and Z lines on the New York subway.
- Can you change lines at Van Siclen Avenue?
- Yes. Van Siclen Avenue is an interchange between 2 lines (J and Z).
- When did Van Siclen Avenue station open?
- Van Siclen Avenue station opened in 1885.
- What are the stations either side of Van Siclen Avenue on the J line?
- On the J line, Van Siclen Avenue sits between Alabama Avenue and Cleveland Street.
- What are the stations either side of Van Siclen Avenue on the Z line?
- On the Z line, Van Siclen Avenue sits between Norwood Avenue and Alabama Avenue.
- How busy is Van Siclen Avenue station?
- Van Siclen Avenue handles roughly 530,619 passengers a year.
- Where is Van Siclen Avenue station?
- Van Siclen Avenue station is in Brooklyn, New York.