Template:N (New York City Subway service)

N and W trains
N  ​ W  Astoria–Ditmars Boulevard Astoria Boulevard 30th Avenue Broadway 36th Avenue 39th Avenue ​ Main Street via Flushing Queensboro Plaza ​ Hudson Yards via Flushing Forest Hills via Queens Boulevard Queens Manhattan Lexington Avenue–59th Street Fifth Avenue–59th Street planned Second Avenue Subway  Q  ( N   R  limited rush) 96th Street 86th Street 72nd Street planned Second Avenue Subway Jamaica via 63rd Street Lexington Avenue–63rd Street Downtown & Brooklyn via 6th Avenue 57th Street–Seventh Avenue 49th Street ( northbound) Times Square–42nd Street switches to express tracks during weekdays 34th Street–Herald Square 28th Street 23rd Street 14th Street–Union Square Eighth Street–New York University Prince Street daytime via Manhattan Bridge late nights via Lower Manhattan Canal Street ​ Uptown & the Bronx via 6th Avenue City Hall Cortlandt Street Rector Street Whitehall Street–South Ferry  W  weekdays (  R  late nights) no regular service via Nassau Street Montague Tunnel Manhattan Brooklyn Court Street Jay Street–MetroTech Myrtle Avenue DeKalb Avenue ​ Brighton Beach & Coney Island via Brighton Atlantic Avenue–Barclays Center Union Street Ninth Street Prospect Avenue 25th Street 36th Street Coney Island via West End 45th Street 53rd Street 59th Street Bay Ridge via 4th Avenue Eighth Avenue Fort Hamilton Parkway New Utrecht Avenue 18th Avenue 20th Avenue Bay Parkway Kings Highway Avenue U 86th Street  W  (limited rush hours) Manhattan & the Bronx via West End ​ Manhattan & Queens via Culver or Brighton Coney Island–Stillwell Avenue  N   D   F   <F>   Q
Legend
Lines used by the and Other services sharing tracks with the and Unused lines, connections, or service patterns  N  Termini of services Cross-platform interchange Platforms on different levels

This is a route-map template for the N, a New York City Subway service.

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• This map also contains information about the W.