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Eisenhower Avenue station
Eisenhower Avenue station is served by the Yellow line on the Washington metro. On the Yellow line, it sits between Huntington and King Street–Old Town. It opened in 1983 and now handles roughly 363,636 passengers a year. It sits in Alexandria, and its name falls under the "District, Person" category.
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Key facts
Lines Y Yellow District Alexandria Opened 1983 Annual ridership 363,636 Name origin District, Person Distance from centre ≈ 15.4 km Coordinates 38.80040, -77.07110
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
Map around Eisenhower Avenue
Map around Eisenhower Avenue Location of Eisenhower Avenue station and its neighbours on the Washington metro.
King Street–Old Town Eisenhower Avenue Huntington
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Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Eisenhower Avenue station? Eisenhower Avenue is served by the Yellow line on the Washington metro. Can you change lines at Eisenhower Avenue? No. Eisenhower Avenue is served only by the Yellow line. When did Eisenhower Avenue station open? Eisenhower Avenue station opened in 1983. What are the stations either side of Eisenhower Avenue on the Yellow line? On the Yellow line, Eisenhower Avenue sits between Huntington and King Street–Old Town. How busy is Eisenhower Avenue station? Eisenhower Avenue handles roughly 363,636 passengers a year. Where is Eisenhower Avenue station? Eisenhower Avenue station is in Alexandria, Washington.
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