Fort Washington Avenue (Manhattan) - Transportation Connections

Transportation Connections

The IND Eighth Avenue subway line runs underneath Fort Washington Ave, stopping at the 175th Street, 181st Street, and 190th Street stations. The avenue is served by the M4 and M98 NYCT Buses.

Streets and Avenues of Manhattan

North–South

Downtown	South Essex Ludlow Orchard Allen Forsyth Chrystie Catherine Chatham Square Front Gay Pearl / The Bowery Elizabeth Mott Mulberry City Hall Lane / Coenties Alley Coenties Slip William Centre Market Place Jones Centre Broad / Nassau / Lafayette St Whitehall Broadway Trinity Place Church University Place West Broadway MacDougal Patchin Place Varick Hudson Greenwich Washington Weehawken West Side Elevated Highway / West

Midtown	F.D.R. Drive Avenue D Avenue C / Loisaida Avenue Avenue B / East End Avenue Avenue A / Beekman Place / Sutton Place / York Avenue/Pleasant Avenue First Avenue Second Avenue Third Avenue Taras Shevchenko Place Irving Place / Lexington Avenue Fourth Avenue / Park Avenue Vanderbilt Avenue Madison Avenue Fifth Avenue / Museum Mile Rockefeller Plaza Sixth Avenue / Ave of the Americas / Malcolm X. Boulevard (Lenox Avenue) Sixth and a Half Avenue‎ Longacre Square / Times Square Seventh Aveue/Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard Shubert Alley Great White Way Eighth Ave/Central Park West/Frederick Douglas Blvd Columbus Cir Manhattan Ave Ninth Ave/Columbus Ave/Morningside Dr Dyer Ave West Side Hwy/Tenth Ave/Amsterdam Ave Eleventh Ave/West End Ave Riverside Dr Joe DiMaggio Hwy/12th Ave 13th Ave Miller Hwy/Henry Hudson Pkwy

Uptown	Harlem River Dr Audubon Ave Duke Ellington Cir Frederick Douglass Cir St. Nicholas Ave Juan Pablo Duarte Blvd Strivers' Row Claremont Ave Ft. Washington Ave Pleasant Avenue Cabrini Blvd

East–West

Downtown	Bank St. Bridge St Brewers St/Stone St Wall St Liberty St Maiden Ln Fulton St Vesey St Ann St Park Row Roosevelt St Chambers St Cherry St Henry St Worth St/Justice John M. Harlan Way/Ave of the Strongest East Broadway Doyers St N. Moore St Beach St Broome Street Canal St Hester St Grand St Delancey St Rivington St Stanton St Leonard St Houston St 1st–14th Sts — 1st St Bleecker St 2nd St 3rd St/Great Jones St 4th St 6th St Waverly Pl/Washington Square North Astor Pl/Washington Mews 8th St/St. Mark's Pl/Greenwich Ave Christopher St Stuyvesant St 10th St 13th St 14th St

Midtown	15th–22nd Sts — 17th St 23rd–41st Sts — 23rd St 24th St 25th St 26th St 27th St/Club Row 28th St 29th St 30th St 31st St 33rd St 34th St 35th St 36th St 37th St 38th St 39th St 40th St 41st St 42nd–59th Sts — 42nd St 45th St 47th St 50th St 51st St 52nd St/Swing Alley/St of Jazz 53rd St 54th St 55th St 57th St 58th St 59th St/Central Park South

Uptown	60th–215th Sts — 66th St/Peter Jennings Way 72nd St 79th St 85th St 86th St 89th St 93rd St 95th St 96th St 110th St/Cathedral Pkwy/Central Park North 112th St 116th St 120th St 122nd St/Mother Hale Way/Seminary Row 125th St/Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd 130th St/Astor Row 132nd St 139th St/Strivers' Row 145th St 155th St Trans-Manhattan Expwy 178th–179th St Tls 181st St 187th St Bogardus Pl Dyckman St

Italics indicate streets no longer in existence.
All roads are streets unless otherwise noted.
See also: Commissioners' Plan of 1811 and List of eponymous streets in New York City.

Coordinates: 40°50′53.77″N 73°56′21.66″W / 40.8482694°N 73.93935°W / 40.8482694; -73.93935

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