Green Line is colored green

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The Green Line is one of Boston’s MBTA subway routes, known for serving key central and western neighborhoods and being designated by the color green on transit maps.

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Green Line is colored green canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf MBTA subway line
light rail line
public transit route
color green
connectsWith Blue Line (MBTA)
linked to: MBTA Blue Line

Orange Line (MBTA)
linked to: MBTA Orange Line

Red Line (MBTA)
linked to: MBTA Red Line
designationColor green
electrification overhead catenary
fareSystem MBTA fare system
hasBranch Green Line B branch
Green Line C branch
linked to: Green Line C Branch

Green Line D branch
Green Line E branch
hasCentralSubway Boylston Street subway
Tremont Street subway
hasTerminus Boston College station
Cleveland Circle station
Heath Street station
Riverside station
isOldest oldest subway line in Boston
one of the oldest subway lines in the United States
locatedIn Boston
Massachusetts
United States
mapSymbol green-colored line on MBTA rapid transit map
modeOfTransport light rail
openedAsSubway 1897
operator Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
linked to: MBTA
partOf MBTA
MBTA subway system
linked to: Boston subway
representedAs green on MBTA maps
serves Allston
Back Bay
Brighton
Brookline
Fenway–Kenmore
linked to: Fenway

Newton
Somerville
central Boston neighborhoods
western Boston neighborhoods
shortName Green Line
system MBTA
ticketMedium CharlieCard
CharlieTicket
trackGauge standard gauge
uses light rail vehicles

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Boston subway colorCodeSystem Green Line is colored green