How Many Subway Stations in Toronto?
The Toronto subway system has three lines, 70 stations, and covers 70.5 kilometers. Most stations (55 out of 70) will be accessible by December 2023, with a goal of making all stations accessible by 2025. Line 3 Scarborough, a smaller line with six stations, was permanently shut down in July 2023.
| Stations | Line |
|---|---|
| 70 | 3 |
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Toronto Subway System
The Toronto subway system is a rapid transit network consisting of three underground, surface, and elevated lines serving Toronto and Vaughan, Ontario, Canada. It is operated by the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC).
Current Lines
- Line 1 Yonge-University
- Line 2 Bloor-Danforth
- Line 4 Sheppard East (permanently closed in July 2023)
Description
- There are a total of 70 operating stations, with an additional 60 under construction.
- As of December 2023, 55 of the 70 stations are accessible.
- Line 4 Sheppard East was a light metro line with six stations.
New Lines Under Construction
- Line 5 Eglinton (25 stations, scheduled to open in 2024)
- Line 6 Finch West (18 stations, expected to open in 2024)
- Ontario Line (15 stations, expected to open in the 2030s)
List of Stations (including stations under construction)
The article provides a comprehensive list of all stations, including current stations, stations under construction, and former stations. For current stations, the list includes details such as the line, grade (underground, surface, or elevated), opening year, ridership, platforms, parking spaces, terminal connections, and accessibility.
Former Stations
Line 4 Sheppard East, which was permanently closed in July 2023, had six stations: Lawrence East, Ellesmere, Midland, Scarborough Centre, and McCowan.
FAQS
What is the biggest station in Toronto?
The biggest station in Toronto is Union Station. It’s Canada’s busiest transportation hub, serving intercity and commuter rail lines, as well as the subway and streetcars.
How many train lines are there in Toronto?
For the number of train lines, it depends on whether you consider commuter rail lines or just the subway lines. Toronto has one subway system with 3 lines currently operational, with two more lines under construction. If you include commuter rail lines, then there are additional lines serviced by GO Transit.
Does the Toronto subway run 24 hours?
Toronto’s subway system itself does not run 24 hours.
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