Huntington station
Huntington station is served by the Yellow line on the Washington metro. It is a terminus of the Yellow line. It opened in 1983 and now handles roughly 363,636 passengers a year. It sits in Fairfax County, and its name falls under the "District, Person" category.
Key facts
- LinesYYellow
- DistrictFairfax County
- Opened1983
- Annual ridership363,636
- Name originDistrict, Person
- Distance from centre≈ 15.9 km
- Coordinates38.79410, -77.07530
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
On the Yellow line
Map around Huntington
Nearest stations
- Eisenhower Avenue0.8 km · Y
- King Street–Old Town1.8 km · YB
- Braddock Road2.9 km · YB
- Van Dorn Street4.7 km · B
- Potomac Yard5 km · YB
- Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport7.2 km · YB
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Huntington station?
- Huntington is served by the Yellow line on the Washington metro.
- Can you change lines at Huntington?
- No. Huntington is served only by the Yellow line.
- When did Huntington station open?
- Huntington station opened in 1983.
- What is the next station after Huntington on the Yellow line?
- Huntington is a terminus of the Yellow line; the adjacent station is Eisenhower Avenue.
- How busy is Huntington station?
- Huntington handles roughly 363,636 passengers a year.
- Where is Huntington station?
- Huntington station is in Fairfax County, Washington.