NYC Subway Map 4 Train with Stops Lists in Detail

The NYC Subway Map 4 Train, also known as the Lexington Avenue Express, is a vital artery of the city’s transportation network, whisking commuters through bustling Midtown Manhattan and into the diverse neighborhoods of the Bronx and Brooklyn.

NYC Subway Map 4 Train

Here’s a closer look at its route:

Bronx:

Woodlawn (Terminal): Northernmost station in the Bronx, offering connections to local buses and Metro-North Railroad.
Mosholu Parkway: Serves residential areas and parks.
Wakefield-241st St (Terminal): Connecting point for several local bus routes.

Manhattan:

Van Cortlandt Park-242nd St (Terminal): Major transfer point for several local bus routes and Metro-North Railroad.
231st St: Serves the Fordham University campus and surrounding neighborhoods.
221st St: Offers access to Bronx Park and the Bronx Zoo.
Kingsbridge Rd: Connects to local bus routes.
Fordham Rd: Serves the Fordham University campus and surrounding areas.
183rd St: Provides access to Van Cortlandt Park and the Bronx Zoo.
170th St: Offers connections to local bus routes.
161st St-Yankee Stadium (Limited Stops): Serves the iconic Yankee Stadium and surrounding areas, especially during games.
149th St-Grand Concourse (Express/Local): Major transfer point for the 1, 2, and 3 trains, numerous local bus routes, and Metro-North Railroad.
138th St-Grand Concourse (Express/Local): Offers express service during weekdays in the peak direction.
125th St (Express/Local): Major transfer point for the 1, 2, and 3 trains and several local bus routes.
86th St: Connects to the 1 and 6 trains and local bus routes.
59th St: Offers access to Central Park and Bloomingdale’s department store.
51st St: Connects to the 6 train and local buses.
42nd St-Bryant Park: Major transfer point for the 7 train, numerous local buses, and the Bryant Park pedestrian plaza.
34th St-Herald Square: Major transfer point for the B, D, F, M, N, Q, R, and W trains and countless bus routes, offering access to Macy’s and the Empire State Building.
Bowling Green (Terminal): Southernmost station in Manhattan, providing access to the Staten Island Ferry and the Financial District.

Brooklyn:

Utica Av (Rush Hours Only): Offers limited express service to Brooklyn during rush hours.

Additional Notes:

The 4 train offers express service between 149th St-Grand Concourse and 86th St during weekdays in the peak direction.
During rush hours, additional stops may be made in Brooklyn.
All stations are ADA-accessible with elevators or ramps.

NYC Subway Map 4 Train Stops