Washington, D.C., United States
Washington Metro
Washington Metro is a metro network in Washington, D.C., United States. It is operated by Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA). It opened in 1976.
- 6Lines
- 98Stations
- 1Operators
- 1976Opened
Network map
Line status
- No alerts in the news
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- No alerts in the news
- No alerts in the news
- No alerts in the news
- No alerts in the news
Active incidents
No active incidents.
Popular routes
- Franconia–Springfield → Downtown Largo
- Greenbelt → Branch Avenue
- New Carrollton → Vienna/Fairfax–GMU
- Glenmont → Shady Grove
- Downtown Largo → Ashburn
- Greenbelt → Huntington
Stations
- Addison Road
- Anacostia
- Archives
- Arlington Cemetery
- Ashburn
- Ballston–MU
- Benning Road
- Bethesda
- Braddock Road
- Branch Avenue
- Brookland–CUA
- Capitol Heights
- Capitol South
- Cheverly
- Clarendon
- Cleveland Park
- College Park–University of Maryland
- Columbia Heights
- Congress Heights
- Court House
- Crystal City
- Deanwood
- Downtown Largo
- Dunn Loring–Merrifield
- Dupont Circle
- East Falls Church
- Eastern Market
- Eisenhower Avenue
- Farragut North
- Farragut West
- Federal Center Southwest
- Federal Triangle
- Foggy Bottom–GWU
- Forest Glen
- Fort Totten
- Franconia–Springfield
- Friendship Heights
- Gallery Place
- Georgia Avenue–Petworth
- Glenmont
- Greenbelt
- Greensboro
- Grosvenor–Strathmore
- Herndon
- Huntington
- Hyattsville Crossing
- Innovation Center
- Judiciary Square
All 98 stations of Washington Metro
Frequently asked questions
Who operates Washington Metro?
Washington Metro is operated by Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA).
When did Washington Metro open?
Washington Metro opened in 1976.
How many lines and stations does Washington Metro have?
Washington Metro has 6 lines and 98 stations.
What are the lines of Washington Metro?
The lines of Washington Metro are Blue Line, Green Line, Orange Line, Red Line, Silver Line, Yellow Line.