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ANTOINE WHITETHE CONDUCTOR · NYC TRANSIT

The Explorer

Everything he knows

26 train lines and 445 stations across all 5 boroughs — every subway line, the whole Staten Island Railway, and the bus he knows cold. Pick a line to go through it.

Every train in the city

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  • S42 St
  • SFranklin Avenue
  • SRockaway Park

And the bus he knows cold

Queens Blvd Express/6 Av Local · 59 stops · Jamaica-179 St Coney Island-Stillwell Av

Queens Blvd Express/6 Av Local

Jamaica-179 StConey Island-Stillwell Av

Stops
59
Antoine’s notes
0
Accessible
21 of 59
Boroughs
Queens, Manhattan, Brooklyn

Every stop, in order

  1. Jamaica-179 St

    QueensStep-free station

  2. 169 St

    Queens

  3. Parsons Blvd

    Queens

  4. Sutphin Blvd

    Queens

  5. Briarwood

    Queens

  6. Kew Gardens-Union Tpke

    QueensStep-free station

  7. 75 Av

    Queens

  8. Forest Hills-71 Av

    QueensStep-free station

  9. 67 Av

    Queens◷ Not every F stops here

  10. 63 Dr-Rego Park

    Queens◷ Not every F stops here

  11. Woodhaven Blvd

    Queens◷ Not every F stops here

  12. Grand Av-Newtown

    Queens◷ Not every F stops here

  13. Elmhurst Av

    Queens◷ Not every F stops here

  14. Jackson Hts-Roosevelt Av

    QueensStep-free station

    Jackson Heights Among the most linguistically diverse neighborhoods on earth — more than 160 languages are spoken in this part of Queens. Little India runs along 74th Street.

  15. 65 St

    Queens◷ Not every F stops here

  16. Northern Blvd

    QueensStep-free station◷ Not every F stops here

  17. 46 St

    Queens◷ Not every F stops here

  18. Steinway St

    Queens◷ Not every F stops here

    Museum of the Moving Image Attached to Kaufman Astoria Studios, where films have been made since 1920 and Sesame Street is still shot. Steinway Street north of here is the heart of Little Egypt.

  19. 36 St

    Queens◷ Not every F stops here

  20. 21 St-Queensbridge

    QueensStep-free station◷ Not every F stops here

  21. Roosevelt Island

    ManhattanStep-free station◷ Not every F stops here

  22. Lexington Av/63 St

    ManhattanStep-free station◷ Not every F stops here

  23. 57 St

    ManhattanStep-free station◷ Not every F stops here

  24. Queens Plaza

    QueensStep-free station◷ Not every F stops here

  25. Court Sq-23 St

    QueensStep-free station◷ Not every F stops here

    Long Island City MoMA PS1, a public school turned contemporary art museum, and Gantry Plaza State Park on the water with the Pepsi-Cola sign.

  26. Lexington Av/53 St

    ManhattanStep-free station◷ Not every F stops here

  27. 5 Av/53 St

    Manhattan◷ Not every F stops here

  28. 47-50 Sts-Rockefeller Ctr

    ManhattanStep-free station

  29. 42 St-Bryant Pk

    Manhattan

  30. 34 St-Herald Sq

    ManhattanStep-free station

    Herald Square Macy's flagship store has stood on Herald Square since 1902 and still ends the Thanksgiving Day Parade. The Empire State Building is two blocks east on 34th.

  31. 23 St

    Manhattan

  32. 14 St

    ManhattanStep-free station

  33. W 4 St-Wash Sq

    ManhattanStep-free station

  34. Broadway-Lafayette St

    ManhattanStep-free station

  35. 2 Av

    Manhattan

  36. Delancey St-Essex St

    Manhattan

    The Lower East Side The Tenement Museum on Orchard Street preserves the apartments of the families who actually lived in them. Essex Market has been trading since 1940.

  37. East Broadway

    Manhattan

  38. York St

    Brooklyn

    DUMBO Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass. Stand on Washington Street and the bridge frames the Empire State Building exactly.

  39. Jay St-MetroTech

    BrooklynStep-free station

    Downtown Brooklyn Borough Hall, the courts, and Junior's on Flatbush — making the cheesecake since 1950.

  40. Bergen St

    Brooklyn

  41. Carroll St

    Brooklyn

  42. Smith-9 Sts

    Brooklyn

  43. 4 Av-9 St

    Brooklyn

  44. 7 Av

    BrooklynStep-free station

  45. 15 St-Prospect Park

    Brooklyn

  46. Fort Hamilton Pkwy

    Brooklyn

  47. Church Av

    BrooklynStep-free station

  48. Ditmas Av

    Brooklyn

  49. 18 Av

    Brooklyn

  50. Avenue I

    Brooklyn

  51. Bay Pkwy

    Brooklyn

  52. Avenue N

    Brooklyn

  53. Avenue P

    Brooklyn

  54. Kings Hwy

    Brooklyn

  55. Avenue U

    Brooklyn◷ Not every F stops here

  56. Avenue X

    Brooklyn◷ Not every F stops here

  57. Neptune Av

    Brooklyn◷ Not every F stops here

  58. W 8 St-NY Aquarium

    Brooklyn◷ Not every F stops here

  59. Coney Island-Stillwell Av

    BrooklynStep-free station◷ Not every F stops here

    Coney Island The Cyclone has been running since 1927 and is a protected landmark. The Wonder Wheel is older still, from 1920. Nathan's has sold hot dogs on Surf Avenue since 1916 and holds the eating contest every Fourth of July.

The Fsplits into branches, so it doesn’t really run as one straight line. Every station it serves is listed here in order along the trunk, with the branches shown one after the other — a real trip takes one branch or the other, not both.

Lines and stations come from the MTA’s official GTFS feed and subway stations dataset, current through 09/07/2026. Rush-hour express variants (6X, 7X, FX) are folded into the local line they share, which already stops at every station on that trunk.