By Peter Dougherty (about) (contact)
All maps on this page maintained and Copyright © 1996, 2001 by
Peter Dougherty. Maps updated 2007 by Matthew Shull.
This is a collection of New York City Subway track maps. These
maps were based on printed versions circa 1967, and have been updated
to represent the subway as it exists today. Please send updates,
corrections, and praise to the above address.
PLEASE NOTE: These are not route maps, showing the logical
routings of the passenger trains. This is a collection of track
maps, showing the physical tracks making up the subway system. The
colors and route indicators on the track maps are provided to help the
viewer figure out what's what, and are based on the service patterns
in the late 1990s. (It's not likely the track maps will be updated
with new colors just to reflect new train routings over the existing
tracks.) If you're looking for an up to date
route map, or some historical
maps, follow the links.
 | NOW AVAILABLE! By popular demand, our
track maps are now available in book format. The wire-bound book will
include all of the track maps, plus track designations, signal
information, and more, not shown on the web versions. Follow me for more
information.
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Manhattan & The Bronx
- Bronx [ 142K 02/02/07 ]
#2/#5 from Grand Councourse to 241 St/Dyre Ave; #6 from 3rd
Ave. to Pelham.
- Uptown [ 140K 02/05/07 ]
"A" 125th to 207th; #1 from 125th to 242nd St; Concourse IND from
145th to 205th; and #4 from 125th to Woodlawn
St. Manhattan.
- Central [ 81K 05/10/07 ]
From 125th St. to 63rd St. Manhattan.
- Midtown [ 105K 07/25/07 ]
From 63rd St. to 14th St. Manhattan.
- Downtown [ 261K 05/10/07 ]
From 14th St. to South Ferry, Manhattan.
Brooklyn
- Brooklyn Heights [ 134K 02/06/07 ]
From the East River tunnels (plus the Manhattan Bridge) through
the complex mazes of tunnels that make up Brooklyn Heights. Included:
F, from the East River to Bergen St.; A/C from the East River to
Clinton/Washington; G from Broadway to Bergen (overlaps map
Brooklyn-2); 2,3,4,5 from their respective East river tunnels through
to Eastern Parkway; B/D/Q from the Manhattan Bridge to Pacific St
(B/D) and Atlantic Ave (Q).
- Brooklyn 1 [ 198K 02/12/07 ]
From Metropolitan Ave on the M, Greenpoint Av. on the G, 88 St
Boyd Av. on the A and from about Woodhaven on the J to the Eastern
Parkway area to Clinton-Washington on the G, Kingston-Throop on the A
and the Linden shops connection between the L and the 2 in East NY.
- Brooklyn 2 [ 175K 05/21/07 ]
From Clinton-Washigton on the A, Bergen St. to Junius St. and to
Flatbush Av. on the IRT, from about 7th Av. to Newkirk on the D/Q,
from Bergen St. to Church Av. on the F/G and from Union St. to 36th
St. on the B/N (4th Av. line).
- Brooklyn 3 [ 195K 02/07/07 ]
Everything South of the 36th-38th St. Yard on the B and N, Church
Ave on the F and Newkirk on the Brighton (D/Q).
- South Brooklyn RR and New York Cross Harbor RR
These two railroads are connected to the NYC Subway system at 36th
Street Yard-9th Avenue, Brooklyn.
Queens
- Queens-1 [ 98K 02/07/07 ]
Queens Boulevard, Roosevelt Avenue, Flushing Line, Queens Plaza.
- Queens-2 [ 60K 11/01/06 ]
N from the East River to Ditmars; E/F (and R) from the East River
to Elmhurst Ave; G from 21st St. to Elmhurst Ave; 7 from the East
River to 90th St/Elmhurst Ave. This map covers the area of western
Queens centered around Queensboro Plaza and the Astoria line. It
includes the IRT Flushing line and the Queens Blvd. lines.
- Queens-3 [ 107K 02/12/07 ]
A from Broadway/East NY to South of Howard Beach; J from
East NY junction to Archer/Parsons; E from Jamaica-Van Wyck to
Parsons/Archer.
- Rockaway [ 35K 10/10/06 ]
Far Rockaway, Mott Avenue, Broad Channel
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