World Travel Guides M Train Service, New York City Subway


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M Train is a service of the New York City Subway also known as the M Sixth Avenue Local. It runs on the IND Sixth Avenue Line through Manhattan. The service uses a round orange route sign. It operates at all times from the 71st Avenue Subway Station in Forest Hills, Queens, to the Metropolitan Avenue Subway Station in Middle Village, Queens.

The M Train is the only train service of the New York City Subway to start and end in the borough of Queens. The two termini of the M Train are just 2.5 miles apart, making them the closest together of any two termini of a New York City Subway non-shuttle train service.

StationSubway Transfers
Queens
Forest Hills-71st Avenue Street Subway Station
67th Avenue Subway Station
63rd Drive-Rego Park Subway Station
Woodhaven Boulevard Subway Station
Grand Avenue-Newtown Subway Station
Elmhurst Avenue Subway Station
Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Avenue Subway Station
65th Street Subway Station
Northern Boulevard Subway Station
46th Street Subway Station
Steinway Street Subway Station
36th Street Subway Station
Queens Plaza Subway Station
23rd Street-Aly Avenue Subway Station
Subway Station
Subway Station
Manhattan
Lexington Avenue-53rd Street Subway Station
Fifth Avenue/53rd Street Subway Station
47th-50th Streets-Rockefeller Center Subway Station
42nd Street-Bryant Park Subway Station
34th Street-Herald Square Subway Station
23rd Street Subway Station
14th Street Subway Station
West Fourth Street-Washington Square Subway Station
Broadway-Lafayette Street Subway Station
Essex Street Subway StationBetween Broadway-Lafayette Subway Station and Essex Street Subway Station, the M Train changes railroad directions. The southbound service leaving Broadway-Lafayette Subway Station becomes northbound services entering Essex Street Subway Station, and vice versa.
Brooklyn
Macy Avenue Subway Station
Hewes Street Subway Station
Lorimer Street Subway Station
Flushing Avenue Subway Station
Myrtle Avenue Subway Station
Central Avenue Subway Station
Knickerbocker Avenue Subway Station
Myrtle-Wyckoff Avenues Subway Station
Queens
Seneca Avenue Subway Station
Forest Avenue Subway Station
Fresh Pond Road Subway Station
Middle Village-Metropolitan Avenue Subway Station

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