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Fort Totten station is served by the Red and Green lines on the Washington metro. It opened in 1976. It sits in Washington, D.C.. It handles roughly 2,582,011 passengers a year.
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Lines R Red G Green District Washington, D.C. Opened 1976 Annual ridership 2,582,011 Name origin District Distance from centre ≈ 13.1 km Coordinates 38.95178, -77.00217 Position on the line On the Red line On the Green line Map around Fort Totten
Map around Fort Totten Location of Fort Totten station and its neighbours on the Washington metro.
Georgia Avenue–Petworth West Hyattsville Brookland–CUA Fort Totten Takoma
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Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Fort Totten station? Fort Totten is served by the Red and Green lines on the Washington metro. Can you change lines at Fort Totten? Yes. Fort Totten is an interchange between 2 lines (Red and Green). When did Fort Totten station open? Fort Totten station opened in 1976. What are the stations either side of Fort Totten on the Red line? On the Red line, Fort Totten sits between Brookland–CUA and Takoma. What are the stations either side of Fort Totten on the Green line? On the Green line, Fort Totten sits between West Hyattsville and Georgia Avenue–Petworth. How busy is Fort Totten station? Fort Totten handles roughly 2,582,011 passengers a year. Where is Fort Totten station? Fort Totten station is in Washington, D.C., Washington. Explore the whole network