Boston, United States

MBTA Subway

MBTA Subway is a metro network in Boston, United States. It is operated by Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA). It opened in 1897.

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Blue Line Green Line B Green Line C Green Line D Green Line E Mattapan Line Orange Line Red Line Bowdoin Government Center State Aquarium Maverick Airport Wood Island Orient Heights Suffolk Downs Beachmont Revere Beach Wonderland Boston College South Street Chestnut Hill Avenue Chiswick Road Sutherland Road Washington Street Warren Street Allston Street Griggs Street Harvard Avenue Packard's Corner Babcock Street Amory Street Boston University Central Boston University East Blandford Street Kenmore Hynes Convention Center Copley Arlington Boylston Park Street Cleveland Circle Englewood Avenue Dean Road Tappan Street Washington Square Fairbanks Street Brandon Hall Summit Avenue Coolidge Corner Saint Paul Street Kent Street Hawes Street Saint Mary's Street Union Square Lechmere Science Park/West End North Station Haymarket Fenway Longwood Brookline Village Brookline Hills Beaconsfield Reservoir Chestnut Hill Newton Centre Newton Highlands Eliot Waban Woodland Riverside Heath Street Back of the Hill Riverway Mission Park Fenwood Road Brigham Circle Longwood Medical Area Museum of Fine Arts Northeastern University Symphony Prudential East Somerville Gilman Square Magoun Square Ball Square Medford/Tufts Ashmont Cedar Grove Butler Milton Central Avenue Valley Road Capen Street Mattapan Forest Hills Green Street Stony Brook Jackson Square Roxbury Crossing Ruggles Massachusetts Avenue Back Bay Tufts Medical Center Chinatown Downtown Crossing Community College Sullivan Square Assembly Wellington Malden Center Oak Grove Alewife Davis Porter Harvard Central Kendall/MIT Charles/MGH South Station Broadway Andrew JFK/UMass North Quincy Wollaston Quincy Center Quincy Adams Braintree Savin Hill Fields Corner Shawmut
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Green Line C Partial service on Green Line C Partial service

Status updated: Green Line C Branch: Trains are skipping Hawes St outbound through Nov 7 while accessibility upgrades are being done. Riders can board/alight one stop away at either Saint Mary’s St or Kent St, which are 0.2-0.3 miles away (about a 4 - 6 minute walk) (source: MBTA).

Green Line E Partial service on Green Line E Partial service

Status updated: Green Line E Branch: Symphony station is closed for major accessibility upgrades. Riders can use Prudential or Northeastern to access E Branch service. The station is expected to reopen in 2029. (source: MBTA).

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Stations

All 125 stations of MBTA Subway

Frequently asked questions

Who operates MBTA Subway?

MBTA Subway is operated by Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA).

When did MBTA Subway open?

MBTA Subway opened in 1897.

How many lines and stations does MBTA Subway have?

MBTA Subway has 8 lines and 125 stations.

What are the lines of MBTA Subway?

The lines of MBTA Subway are Blue Line, Green Line B, Green Line C, Green Line D, Green Line E, Mattapan Line, Orange Line, Red Line.