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Metro 36.2 km

Red Line Stations (0)

Alewife
Davis
Porter
Harvard
Central
Kendall/MIT
Charles/MGH
Park Street
Downtown Crossing
South Station
Broadway
Andrew
JFK/UMass
Savin Hill
Fields Corner
Shawmut
Ashmont

Red Line Info

  • Network Boston MBTA Subway
  • Operation Started 1912
  • Total Length 36.2 km
  • Total Stations 17

Terminals

From Alewife
To Ashmont

Red Line Overview

Red Line opened on March 23, 1912, and was developed in several phases. The line runs between Alewife and Ashmont and the southern branch of Braintree, covering 36 kilometers and serving 22 stations. It provides interchange with the Green, Orange, and Blue Lines, as well as commuter rail service.

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Frequently Asked Questions — Red Line

Red Line has 17 stations on the Boston MBTA Subway network.

Red Line runs between Alewife and Ashmont.

Red Line is approximately 36.2 km long.

Red Line opened in 1912.

Red Line is a Metro line operated under Boston MBTA Subway.

Red Line is part of the Boston MBTA Subway transit network.