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Green Line

Chicago \L\
Metro 33.3 km

Green Line Stations (0)

Harlem/Lake
Oak Park
Ridgeland
Austin
Central
Laramie
Cicero
Pulaski
Conservatory–Central Park Drive
Kedzie
California
Ashland
Morgan
Clinton
Clark/Lake
State/Lake
Randolph
Adams/Wabash
Roosevelt
Cermak–McCormick Place
35th–Bronzeville–IIT
Indiana
43rd
47th
51st
Garfield
Halsted
Ashland/63rd

Green Line Info

  • Network Chicago \L\
  • Operation Started 1993
  • Total Length 33.3 km
  • Total Stations 28

Terminals

From Harlem/Lake
To Ashland/63rd

Green Line Overview

Green Line route between Harlem/Lake and Ashland/63rd reopened on May 12, 1996, after extensive reconstruction. The line begins in Oak Park and runs south through downtown Chicago to Ashland/63rd. This 33.3-kilometer line connects to several other CTA rail lines and Metra commuter rail services.

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Frequently Asked Questions — Green Line

Green Line has 28 stations on the Chicago \L\ network.

Green Line runs between Harlem/Lake and Ashland/63rd.

Green Line is approximately 33.3 km long.

Green Line opened in 1993.

Green Line is a Metro line operated under Chicago \L\.

Green Line is part of the Chicago \L\ transit network.