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Canarsie Line
North = to Delancey Street
South = to Canarsie (pier)
This line is not the
same route as today’s L train but
rather ran on the Broadway Line (Today’s J
line) from East New York to Delancey Street. The track
connections are still in place and used for G.O. reroutes for
trains ending at Broadway Junction on today’s J line.
The Canarsie terminal when opened had three island platforms and
four tracks plus 3 yard leads to the east. There was also a loop
which extended south past the Baumann's Hotel and was removed in
1915. At some date after 1906 the Easternmost Island platform was
removed and a new yard lead was added.(SOURCE: Track Map found by
your webmaster.)
Avenue L
had two tracks and an island platform
Flatlands Avenue
had two tracks and an island platform
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ROCKAWAY PARKWAY |
Rockaway Parkway
had two tracks and an island platform
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EAST 105 STREET
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East 105th Street
had two tracks and an island platform. We
now rise to become an El.
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NEW LOTS AVENUE
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New Lots Avenue
had two tracks and two wall platforms
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LIVONIA AVENUE |
Livonia Avenue
had two tracks and two wall platforms
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SUTTER AVENUE
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Sutter Avenue
had two tracks and two wall platforms
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EASTERN PARKWAY
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Eastern Parkway
had two tracks and an island platform
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ATLANTIC AVENUE
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Atlantic Avenue
had two tracks and an island platform
Manhattan Junction
is an unusual station. For this line, we
have one wall platform an a u shaped platform serving outbound
Broadway El trains, Canarsie trains and Fulton El trains
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CHAUNCEY STREET
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Chauncey Street
had two tracks and an island platform
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HALSEY STREET
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Halsey Street
had two tracks and an island platform
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GATES AVENUE
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Gates Avenue
had two tracks and an island platform
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KOSCIUSKO STREET
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Kosciusko Street
had two tracks and an island platform
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MYRTLE AVENUE
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Myrtle Avenue
had two tracks and an island platform
Park Avenue
had two tracks and an island platform
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FLUSHING AVENUE
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Flushing Avenue
had two tracks and an island platform
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LORIMER STREET
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Lorimer Street
had two tracks and an island platform
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HEWES STREET
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Hewes Street
had two tracks and an island platform
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MARCY AVENUE
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Marcy Avenue
had two tracks and two wall platforms. We
now leave the Broadway Ferry Shuttle and cross the Williamsburg
Bridge
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DELANCEY STREET
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Delancey Street
had two tracks and a U shaped platform
shared with trolleys
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