Newkirk Avenue

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Newkirk Avenue is a New York City Subway station in Brooklyn that was later renamed Newkirk Avenue–Little Haiti to honor the surrounding Haitian-American community.

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Newkirk Avenue canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New York City Subway station
accessible no
borough Brooklyn
boroughCode BK
country United States
division BMT
fareZone MetroCard / OMNY unified fare zone
formerName Newkirk Avenue
hasAdjacentStation Avenue H
Cortelyou Road
hasArtworkTheme Haitian and Caribbean culture
hasCommunitySignificance recognizes Little Haiti in Brooklyn
hasExitTo Foster Avenue
Newkirk Avenue
hasFareControl mezzanine above platforms
hasLatitude approximately 40.635
hasLongitude approximately -73.962
hasPlatformType island platform
hasService B train
Q train
isNamedAfter Newkirk Avenue
isOnCorridor Brighton Line corridor between Prospect Park and Brighton Beach
line BMT Brighton Line
locatedIn Brooklyn
New York City
New York State
United States
municipality New York City
neighborhood Flatbush
Little Haiti (Brooklyn)
numberOfPlatforms 2
numberOfTracks 4
opened 1907
operatedBy New York City Transit Authority
ownedBy City of New York
linked to: New York City
partOf BMT Brighton Line
platformConfiguration two island platforms serving four tracks
renamedToHonor Haitian-American community
servesLine B Sixth Avenue Express
Q Broadway Express
servicePattern B weekday service
Q full-time service
stationCode 062
structureType open-cut
system New York City Subway

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Newkirk Plaza formerName Newkirk Avenue
Newkirk Avenue–Little Haiti formerName Newkirk Avenue
subject linked to: Newkirk Avenue
Newkirk Avenue–Little Haiti hasExitTo Newkirk Avenue
subject linked to: Newkirk Avenue
Newkirk Avenue–Little Haiti isNamedAfter Newkirk Avenue
subject linked to: Newkirk Avenue