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IND Station Platforms Less Than 600 Feet In Length [Re: 75th Avenue] |
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Posted by William A. Padron on Mon Apr 5 14:30:05 2021, in response to Re: 75th Avenue (Re: What Are the Now-Abandoned Stations You Once Used Regularly?), posted by Union Tpke on Mon Apr 5 13:48:48 2021. From that 1941 IND Employee "Yellow" Book, page 93...STATION PLATFORMS Less Than 600 Feet In Length 163rd St. = 600' with future extensions, 60' long at north end of SB platform and 60' at south end of NB platform. 155th St. = 600' with future extensions, 60' long at north ends. 135th St. = 600' with future extensions, 60' long at north ends. 125th St. = Southbound platform 600' long with 60' future extensions at the north end, northbound platform 660' long. 116th St. = 596', with future extensions 64' long at norrh ends. 110th St. = 600' for SB platform and 605' for NB platform, with future extensions 50' long on NB and 55' long on SB platforms at NE. 103rd St. = 600' with future extensions 60' long at south ends. 86th St. = 600' with future extensions 60' long at south ends. 81st St. = 600' lower level platform and 630' for upper level, 30' future extensions at north end of UL and 60' future extension at north end of LL. 72nd St. = 600' with future extensions 60' long at south ends. Canal St. = 600' with future extensions 60' long at south end for NB platform only. SB platform 660' long. Elmhurst Avenue = 600' with future extensions 60' long at south ends. 63rd Drive = 600' with future extensions 60' long at south ends. 67th Avenue = 600' with future extensions 60' long at south ends. 75th Avenue = 600' for Northbound platform with future extensions 60' long at south end. The ten car stop marker at these stations are located so as to center a train in Station. No platforms on the Concourse Line or the Smith St. Line are under 660 feet. Source: ERA R-10 Subway Special Brochure, June 8, 1986. -William A. Padron ["D1-1591"] |
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