World Travel Guides N Train Service, New York City Subway


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N Train is a service of the New York City Subway also known as the N Broadway Local. It runs on the BMT Broadway Line through Manhattan. The N train service runs at all times from the Ditmars Boulevard Subway Station in Astoria, Queens, to the Stillwell Avenue Subway Station in Coney Island, Brooklyn.

StationSubway Transfers
Queens
Astoria-Ditmars Boulevard Subway Station
Astoria Boulevard Subway Station
30th Avenue Subway Station
Broadway Subway Station
36th Avenue Subway Station
36th Avenue Subway Station
Queensboro Plaza Subway Station
Manhattan
Lexington Avenue/59th Street Subway Station
Fifth Avenue/59th Street Subway Station
57th Street-Seventh Avenue Subway Station
49th Street Subway Station
Times Square-42nd Street Subway Station
34th Street-Herald Square Subway Station
28th Street Subway Station
23rd Street Subway Station
14th Street-Union Square Subway Station
Eighth Street-New York University Subway Station
Prince Street Subway Station
from here on two types of services: via Montague Street tunnels for the night service and via Manhattan Bridge for other times.
The Night Service (via Montague Street Tunnels)
Canal Street Subway Station
City Hall Subway Station
Cortlandt Street Subway Station
Rector Street Street Subway Station
Whitehall Street-South Ferry Subway Station
Brooklyn
Court Street Subway Station
Jay Street-MetroTech Subway Station
DeKalb Avenue Street Subway Station
The Regular Service (via Manhattan Bridge Tunnels)
Canal Street Subway Station
The Night Service via Montague Street Tunnels enter here
Atlantic Avenue-Pacific Street Subway Station
Union Street Subway Station
Ninth Street Subway Station
Prospect Avenue Subway Station
25th Street Subway Station
36th Street Subway Station
45th Street Subway Station
53rd Street Subway Station
59th Street Subway Station
Eighth Avenue Subway Station
Fort Hamilton Parkway Subway Station
New Utrecht Avenue Subway Station
18th Avenue Subway Station
20th Avenue Subway Station
Bay Parkway Subway Station
Kings Highway Subway Station
Avenue U Subway Station
86th Street Subway Station
Coney Island-Stillwell Avenue Subway Station

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