191st Street

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191st Street is a deep-level New York City Subway station in Washington Heights, Manhattan, known for its long pedestrian tunnel and elevator access to the 1 train.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New York City Subway station
ADAAccess elevator to street
borough Manhattan
depthBelowStreetLevel approximately 180 feet
division IRT
fareControlLocation tunnel end near Broadway
fareControlType turnstiles
fareSystem MetroCard
OMNY
hasAccessType elevator
staircase
hasAdjacentStation 181st Street (IRT Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line)
Dyckman Street
hasArtwork tunnel murals
hasBooth station agent booth
hasConnection 191st Street tunnel to Broadway
hasElevator yes
hasEmergencyExit yes
hasFeature long pedestrian tunnel
mezzanine
side platforms
hasLighting fluorescent lighting
hasSignageStandard MTA graphics standard
lineColor red
locatedIn Manhattan
New York
New York City
United States
Washington Heights, Manhattan
linked to: Washington Heights
neighborhood Washington Heights
numberOfPlatforms 2
numberOfTracks 2
opened 1911-01-14
operatedBy New York City Transit Authority
ownedBy City of New York
linked to: New York City
partOfLine IRT Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line
platformDirection northbound platform
southbound platform
platformType side platforms
servedBy 1 train
servicePattern local
stationCode A10
streetAccess Broadway
St. Nicholas Avenue
structureType deep-level underground
system New York City Subway

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191st Street (IRT Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line) fareControlArea St. Nicholas Avenue and 191st Street
linked to: 191st Street
Broadway and 191st Street hasStreetGridOrientation 191st Street roughly east–west
linked to: 191st Street