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Franconia–Springfield station
Franconia–Springfield station is served by the Blue line on the Washington metro. It is a terminus of the Blue line. It opened in 1997 and now handles roughly 500,000 passengers a year. It sits in Fairfax County, and its name falls under the "District" category.
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Key facts
Lines B Blue District Fairfax County Opened 1997 Annual ridership 500,000 Name origin District Distance from centre ≈ 17.8 km Coordinates 38.76600, -77.16860
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
Map around Franconia–Springfield
Map around Franconia–Springfield Location of Franconia–Springfield station and its neighbours on the Washington metro.
Franconia–Springfield Van Dorn Street
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Nearest stations
Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Franconia–Springfield station? Franconia–Springfield is served by the Blue line on the Washington metro. Can you change lines at Franconia–Springfield? No. Franconia–Springfield is served only by the Blue line. When did Franconia–Springfield station open? Franconia–Springfield station opened in 1997. What is the next station after Franconia–Springfield on the Blue line? Franconia–Springfield is a terminus of the Blue line; the adjacent station is Van Dorn Street. How busy is Franconia–Springfield station? Franconia–Springfield handles roughly 500,000 passengers a year. Where is Franconia–Springfield station? Franconia–Springfield station is in Fairfax County, Washington.
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