Philadelphia, United States
SEPTA Metro
SEPTA Metro is a metro network in Philadelphia, United States. It is operated by Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA). It opened in 1907.
- 2Lines
- 50Stations
- 1Operators
- 1907Opened
Network map
Line status
- No alerts in the news
- No alerts in the news
Active incidents
No active incidents.
Popular routes
Stations
- 11th Street
- 13th Street
- 15th Street/City Hall
- 2nd Street
- 30th Street
- 34th Street
- 40th Street
- 46th Street
- 52nd Street
- 56th Street
- 5th Street
- 60th Street
- 63rd Street
- 69th Street Transit Center
- 8th & Market
- Arrott Transit Center
- Berks
- Broad-Allegheny
- Broad-Girard
- Broad-Spring Garden
- Cecil B. Moore
- Chinatown
- Church
- Ellsworth-Federal
- Erie
- Erie-Torresdale
- Fairmount
- Fern Rock Transit Center
- Frankford Transit Center
- Front-Girard
- Hunting Park
- Huntingdon
- Kensington-Allegheny
- Logan
- Lombard-South
- Millbourne
- NRG Station
- North Philadelphia
- Olney Transit Center
- Oregon
- Race-Vine
- Snyder
- Somerset
- Spring Garden
- Susquehanna-Dauphin
- Tasker-Morris
- Tioga
- Walnut-Locust
All 50 stations of SEPTA Metro
Frequently asked questions
Who operates SEPTA Metro?
SEPTA Metro is operated by Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA).
When did SEPTA Metro open?
SEPTA Metro opened in 1907.
How many lines and stations does SEPTA Metro have?
SEPTA Metro has 2 lines and 50 stations.
What are the lines of SEPTA Metro?
The lines of SEPTA Metro are Broad Street Line, Market–Frankford Line.