Talk:1 (New York City Subway service): Difference between revisions

 

:I'm going to assume that you are referring to the MTA New York City Subway map. For one thing, stations in New York City do not have addresses, per se; most subway entrances are not part of buildings, but are in the middle of sidewalks. In addition, the subway map is already crowded enough as it is without having the intersection listed under every station. Each line on the map typically has the street it runs under/over noted (e.g., the [[IND Sixth Avenue Line]] has "6 Av" noted along its length); this is sufficient to identify the location of the great majority of stations. —[[User:Larry V|Larry V]] 01:46, 11 February 2006 (UTC)

 

== Station service listing ==