Northwest–Southwest Line

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The Northwest–Southwest Line is a light rail line of the Baltimore Metro SubwayLink system that runs diagonally across the Baltimore metropolitan area, connecting key residential, commercial, and downtown districts.

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Northwest–Southwest Line canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf public transport infrastructure
rapid transit line
connects Johns Hopkins Hospital
Owings Mills
downtown Baltimore
northwest Baltimore
southwest Baltimore
linked to: Southwest Baltimore
electrification third rail
hasCharacter at-grade
elevated
underground
hasColor green
hasDailyRidership tens of thousands of passengers
hasLocale Baltimore
hasNumberOfStations 14
hasOperator Maryland Transit Administration
hasStation Charles Center station
Coldspring Lane station
Johns Hopkins Hospital station
Lexington Market station
Milford Mill station
Mondawmin station
Old Court station
Owings Mills station
Penn–North station
Reisterstown Plaza station
Rogers Avenue station
Shot Tower–Market Place station
State Center–Cultural Center station
Upton–Avenue Market station
West Coldspring station
hasTerminus Johns Hopkins Hospital station
Owings Mills station
lineLength approximately 15.5 miles
locatedIn Baltimore metropolitan area
Maryland
United States
opened 1983
1987
owner Maryland Transit Administration
partOf Baltimore Metro SubwayLink
serves commercial districts in Baltimore metropolitan area
downtown Baltimore
residential districts in Baltimore metropolitan area
systemType metro
trackGauge standard gauge
transportMode rail
rapid transit

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Shot Tower / Market Place station line Northwest–Southwest Line