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T T line, San Francisco metro
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Key facts
Length estimated from station coordinates, accurate to a few hundred metres.
When each stop on line T opened Every station on its real position, coloured by the year it opened and sized by annual ridership. The drawing assembles itself in opening order.
▶ ReplayWhen each stop on line T opened Map of 14 stations, coloured from 1914 (purple) to 2023 (yellow) by opening year. Sunnydale Avenue · 2007 Arleta Avenue · 2007 Carroll Avenue · 2007 Williams / Third · 2007 Revere / Third · 2007 Oakdale / Palou · 2007 Evans Avenue · 2007 23rd Street · 2007 20th Street · 2007 UCSF / Mission Bay · 2007 4th & King (Caltrain) · 1914 Yerba Buena/Moscone · 2023 Union Square/Market Street · 2023 Chinatown – Rose Pak · 2023 4th & King (Caltrain) · 1914 Yerba Buena/Moscone · 2023
1914 1969 2023
Interchanges on the T line
All 14 stations in order 1 Sunnydale Avenue terminus 2 Arleta Avenue 3 Carroll Avenue 4 Williams / Third 5 Revere / Third 6 Oakdale / Palou 7 Evans Avenue 8 23rd Street 9 20th Street 10 UCSF / Mission Bay 11 4th & King (Caltrain) N CT 12 Yerba Buena/Moscone 13 Union Square/Market Street 14 Chinatown – Rose Pak terminus
Frequently asked questions How many stations are on the T line? The T line on the San Francisco metro serves 14 stations. What are the termini of the T line? The T line terminates at Sunnydale Avenue and Chinatown – Rose Pak. What is the oldest station on the T line? The oldest station still served by the T line entered service in 1914. What is the busiest station on the T line? 4th & King (Caltrain), with roughly 4,900,000 passengers a year. How long is the T line? The T line runs for roughly 11 km. Which lines does the T line connect with? The T line meets the N and Caltrain lines.
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