N subway line (New York City)

Broadway Express
Map of New York with the N line
Gauge :	1435 mm ( standard gauge )
Astoria -Ditmar's Boulevard Astoria Boulevard ( M60 SBS to LaGuardia Airport ) Queensboro Plaza 60th Street Tunnel ( East River ) Lexington Avenue / 59 Street (Transfer across the street to 63rd Street ) 57 Street 49 Street Times Square - 42 Street (Transition to 8 Avenue and Penn Station ) 34 Street - Herald Square 28 Street 23 Street 14 Street - Union Square 8 Street- New York University Prince Street Canal Street Route via Financial District only during the night hours City Hall Cortlandt Street Rector Street Whitehall Street-South Ferry Montague Street Tunnel , Manhattan Bridge ( East River ) Court Street (transition to Borough Hall ) Jay Street-MetroTech DeKalb Avenue Atlantic Av - Barclays Ctr (Transition to 4 Av and Atlantic Terminal ) 4 Avenue / 9 Street (transition to 9th Street ) 36 Street 59 Street New Utrecht Avenue (transition to 62 St ) Coney Island -Stillwell
Explanation
Only nodes and end points are shown. Stations in italics are only served from midnight until 6 in the morning.

Line N is a line of the New York City Subway that runs from Astoria in northwest Queens via Manhattan to Coney Island in south Brooklyn . Like all lines south of Times Square under Broadway , it has a yellow identifier.

course

A line N train on the elevated section just before Astoria

Terminus Ditmars Boulevard (2007)

The line starts in Astoria and crosses as overhead railway scale BMT Astoria Line to Queensboro Plaza, crosses the 60th Street Tunnel to the East River , is traveling on the BMT Broadway Line through Manhattan, crossing the Manhattan Bridge then again the East River and follows in Brooklyn the BMT Fourth Avenue Line to 56th Street, where it branches off onto the BMT Sea Beach Line and with this reaches the terminus on Coney Island.

From midnight to six in the morning, the N line does not run over the Manhattan Bridge, but through the Financial District and uses the Montague Street Tunnel to cross the East River.

During rush hour the line is run as an express, which serves only 34th Street , Union Square and Canal Street south of Times Square on Manhattan , on Brooklyn it is only the Atlantic Avenue stations up to 59th Street, where the Atlantic Terminal is transfer to Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) and 36th Street.

Web links

Commons : Broadway Express  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ↑ New York City Subway with airport and railroad connections. (pdf) MTA, accessed on March 28, 2020 . 
2. ^ MTA / New York City Transit Subway Line Information. MTA, accessed March 26, 2020 .