Q Train Service, New York City Subway

Q Train is a service of the New York City Subway also known as the Q Broadway Express. It runs on the BMT Broadway Line through Manhattan. The Q train service runs at all times from the Ditmars Boulevard Subway Station in Astoria, Queens, to the Stillwell Avenue Subway Station in Coney Island, Brooklyn.

Queens

• Astoria-Ditmars Boulevard Subway Station
  
  
• Astoria Boulevard Subway Station
  
  
• 30th Avenue Subway Station
  
  
• Broadway Subway Station
  
  
• 36th Avenue Subway Station
  
  
• 39th Avenue Subway Station
  
  
• Queensboro Plaza Subway Station
  
  

Manhattan

• Lexington Avenue/59th Street Subway Station
  
  
• Fifth Avenue/59th Street Subway Station
  
  
• 57th Street-Seventh Avenue Subway Station
  
  
• 49th Street Subway Station
  
  
• Times Square-42nd Street Subway Station
  
  
• 34th Street-Herald Square Subway Station
  
  
• 14th Street-Union Square Subway Station
  
  
• Canal Street Subway Station
  
  

Brooklyn

• DeKalb Avenue Street Subway Station
  
  
• Atlantic Avenue Subway Station
  
  
• Seventh Street Subway Station
  
  
• Prospect Avenue Subway Station
  
  
• Parkside Avenue Subway Station
  
  
• Church Avenue Subway Station
  
  
• Beverley Road Subway Station
  
  
• Cortelyou Road Subway Station
  
  
• Newkirk Avenue Subway Station
  
  
• Avenue H Subway Station
  
  
• Avenue J Subway Station
  
  
• Avenue M Subway Station
  
  
• Kings Highway Subway Station
  
  
• Avenue U Subway Station
  
  
• Neck Road Subway Station
  
  
• Sheepshead Bay Subway Station
  
  
• Brighton Beach Subway Station
  
  
• Ocean Parkway Subway Station
  
  
• West Eighth Street-New York Aquarium Subway Station
  
  
• Coney Island-Stillwell Avenue Subway Station
  
  

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