G Line

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The G Line is a New York City Subway service that runs entirely within Brooklyn and Queens, connecting neighborhoods without entering Manhattan.

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G Line canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New York City Subway service
rapid transit service
boroughServed Brooklyn
Queens
color light green
connectsBoroughs Brooklyn–Queens
linked to: Queens–Brooklyn
connectsToService 2 Line
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4 Line
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B Line
C Line
D Line
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F Line
linked to: F line

M Line
linked to: M-Line

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Q Line
R Line
division IND Division
doesNotEnterBorough Manhattan
doesNotServeArea Manhattan central business district
linked to: Midtown Manhattan
electrification 600 V DC third rail
entersBorough Brooklyn
Queens
fareSystem Metropolitan Transportation Authority fare system
formerTerminalStation 71st Avenue–Forest Hills
Fourth Avenue–Ninth Street
Queens Plaza
Smith–Ninth Streets
locale New York City
United States
notableFeature only major NYC Subway service that does not enter Manhattan
provides crosstown service between Brooklyn and Queens
operator New York City Transit Authority
rollingStockOwner New York City Transit Authority
routeLetter G
serviceFrequency 24/7
serviceHours all times
servicePattern entirely within Brooklyn and Queens
no late-night shuttle; full-length at all times
serviceType local
system New York City Subway
terminalStation Church Avenue
Court Square–23rd Street
trackGauge standard gauge
usesLine IND Crosstown Line

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