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Sunnydale Avenue station
Sunnydale Avenue station is served by the T line on the San Francisco metro. It is a terminus of the T line. It opened in 2007 and now handles roughly 260,000 passengers a year. It sits in Visitacion Valley.
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Key facts
Lines T District Visitacion Valley Opened 2007 Annual ridership 260,000 Distance from centre ≈ 6.9 km Coordinates 37.70811, -122.40725
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
Map around Sunnydale Avenue
Map around Sunnydale Avenue Location of Sunnydale Avenue station and its neighbours on the San Francisco metro.
Sunnydale Avenue Arleta Avenue
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Nearest stations
Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Sunnydale Avenue station? Sunnydale Avenue is served by the T line on the San Francisco metro. Can you change lines at Sunnydale Avenue? No. Sunnydale Avenue is served only by the T line. When did Sunnydale Avenue station open? Sunnydale Avenue station opened in 2007. What is the next station after Sunnydale Avenue on the T line? Sunnydale Avenue is a terminus of the T line; the adjacent station is Arleta Avenue. How busy is Sunnydale Avenue station? Sunnydale Avenue handles roughly 260,000 passengers a year. Where is Sunnydale Avenue station? Sunnydale Avenue station is in Visitacion Valley, San Francisco.
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