Coxwell Subway Station Toronto

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Coxwell Station, marked by a 3.5-star rating on Google Maps, sits proudly in Toronto, Canada, at the address Toronto, ON M4C 1N4. It’s part of the Toronto Transit Commission’s subway network, serving as a vital transportation hub for its residents.

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Coxwell Subway Station

Location: 355 Strathmore Boulevard, Toronto, ON M4C 1N4

Accessibility: Yes, with two elevators (check status online) and accessible bus bays.

Station layout:

  • Three levels: Street, Concourse, and Subway Platform.
  • Street level: Entrance, fare gates, elevator/stairs to Concourse & Eastbound Platform, stairs to Westbound Platform, bus platform with Wheel Trans stop.
  • Concourse level: Elevator/escalator/stairs to Street & Platform level.
  • Platform level: Eastbound & Westbound trains, elevator/stairs to Concourse & Street, escalator/stairs to Concourse.

Platform access:

  • Eastbound: Elevator near the first car, escalator near the first car, stairs near the fourth car.
  • Westbound: Elevator near the fifth car, escalator near the sixth car, stairs near the third car.

Additional information:

  • The station map is available online.
  • “DWA” likely refers to a Designated Waiting Area for people with disabilities.

Public transit to Coxwell Station stops (ID: 14644) in Toronto.

Location: 355 Strathmore Blvd, Toronto, ON, Canada (one block north of Danforth Avenue)

Public Transit:

  • Served by TTC bus lines 300A, 300B, and train line LE.
  • Subway stop on Line 2 Bloor-Danforth.
  • Stop code: 14644

Hours of Operation:

  • Subway runs from 5:30 AM to 1:30 AM daily.
  • The first bus arrived at the station at 7:00 AM, and the last at 1:56 AM.

Useful Apps:

  • The Moovit app provides real-time public transit schedules and directions.

Additional Information:

  • Coxwell Station is a switchover point for subway operators, causing slight delays during shift changes.
  • The station is fully accessible, with elevators and automatic doors.

Bus lines with stations closest to Coxwell Station in Toronto

  • Bus 31 goes to Greenwood.
  • Bus 31 Toronto
  • Bus 70 and 70A go to O’Connor
  • Bus 70A Toronto
  • Bus 404 goes to East York.
  • Bus 22 goes to Coxwell.
  • Buses 322, 322S, 300A, 300B, and 300S are night buses.
  • Saturday & Holidays: 5:45 AM to 2:05 AM
  • Sunday: 8:05 AM to 2:05 AM
  • Monday to Friday: 5:45 AM to 2:05 AM

Important note: These times are approximate and can change without notice.

  • Not available.

Elevators:

  • Two elevators are available: One connects the Strathmore Blvd entrance, concourse, and eastbound platform.
  • Another connects the concourse and the westbound platform.

Escalators:

  • All three escalators run upwards: South side, concourse to street level.
  • Southside, an eastbound platform to the concourse.
  • Northside, a westbound platform to the concourse.

Contact:

  • For information about elevator status, call the Lift Line Service at 416-539-LIFT (5438).
  • Check the Accessibility Alerts for updates on any accessibility issues.

Subway:

  • Eastbound to Kennedy: Next trains arrive in 2, 5, and 6 minutes. View the full schedule.
  • Westbound to Kipling: Next trains arrive in 0, 2, and 5 minutes. View the full schedule.

Connecting buses:

  • 22 Coxwell: View schedule.
  • 31 Greenwood: View schedule.
  • 70 O’Connor: View schedule.
  • 300 Bloor-Danforth Night Bus: View schedule.
  • 322 Coxwell Night Bus: View schedule.

Note: Transfer is required to connect to these buses.

  • Toronto Heritage Plaque – Allenby Theatre: This plaque commemorates the Allenby Theatre, a popular vaudeville and movie house.
  • Alexander the Great statue: This giant bronze statue of Alexander the Great is located on the grounds of the Canadian National Exhibition. It is a popular tourist destination and has a 4.8-star rating on Google Maps.
  • Paul Estrela Lane: This small park is named after Paul Estrela, a Portuguese-Canadian community leader.
  • Ontario Historical Plaque—The Ashbridge Estate: This plaque commemorates the Ashbridge Estate, the former home of a prominent Toronto family.
  • Todmorden Mills Heritage Site: This site is home to restored 19th-century buildings, including two residences & a brewery, plus a wildflower preserve. It has a 4.5-star rating on Google Maps and is open from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Wednesdays to Sundays.

Coxwell Subway Station Toronto parking Fee and Charges

The last train leaving Dufferin Station depends on the day of the week:

  • Weekdays (Monday-Friday): Last train departs eastbound at 1:45 am and westbound at 2:00 am.
  • Weekends (Saturday & Sunday): Same last train times as weekdays apply (1:45 am eastbound, 2:00 am westbound).

Coxwell subway station toronto phone number

Unfortunately, individual TTC subway stations don’t have public phone numbers. However, you can reach the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) general inquiries line at 416-393-3030 for any questions you may have about Coxwell station or other TTC services.

Here’s a quick summary about Coxwell Station:

  • Located on Line 2 Bloor-Danforth in Toronto
  • Fully accessible with elevators and escalators
  • Served by several bus routes including 22 Coxwell, 70 O’Connor, and 300 Bloor-Danforth
  • For real-time TTC information, visit the TTC website TTC website.

Coxwell subway station toronto location and Direction

Coxwell Station sits on the south side of Strathmore Boulevard in Toronto, just east of Coxwell Avenue (one block north of Danforth Avenue). This places it on Line 2 Bloor-Danforth, a major subway line in the city.

Coxwell subway station toronto opening date

The Coxwell subway station opened its doors to the public on February 26, 1966. It was part of the very first phase of the Bloor-Danforth line’s construction.pen_sparktunesharemore_vert

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