Station Stops
Milwaukee District/West Line trains make the following station stops:
| Station name | Location | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Union Station | Downtown Chicago | |
| Western Avenue | Chicago | |
| Hermosa | Hermosa | Closed in 2006 |
| Grand/Cicero | Rush hour Service only | |
| Cragin | Belmont Cragin | Closed in 2006 |
| Hanson Park | Hanson Park | Rush Hour Service Only |
| Galewood | Galewood | |
| Mars | Chicago | Rush Hour Service Only |
| Mont Clare | Chicago | |
| Elmwood Park | Elmwood Park | |
| River Grove | River Grove | |
| Franklin Park | Franklin Park | |
| Mannheim | Mannheim Road (U.S. 12/U.S. 45) | Rush Hour Service Only |
| Bensenville | Bensenville | |
| Wood Dale | Wood Dale | |
| Itasca | Itasca | |
| Medinah | Medinah | |
| Roselle | Roselle | |
| Schaumburg | Schaumburg | |
| Hanover Park | Hanover Park | |
| Bartlett | Bartlett | |
| Spaulding | Elgin/Bartlett | Closed 1971 |
| National Street | Elgin | |
| Elgin | ||
| Big Timber Road | Weekdays Only |
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