Orange Line (WMATA) - Stations

Stations

The following stations are along the line, from west to east:

Station Code Opened Other Metro
Lines		 Notes
Vienna K08 1986 Western terminus
Dunn Loring K07 1986
West Falls Church K06 1986
East Falls Church K05 1986 * *future Silver Line to join on same track
Ballston–MU K04 1979 *
Virginia Square – GMU K03 1979 *
Clarendon K02 1979 *
Court House K01 1979 *
Rosslyn C05 1977 * transfer station for the Blue Line (western)
Foggy Bottom – GWU C04 1977 *
Farragut West C03 1977 *
McPherson Square C02 1977 *
Metro Center C01 1977 * transfer station for Red Line
Federal Triangle D01 1977 *
Smithsonian D02 1977 *
L'Enfant Plaza D03 1977 * transfer station for the Yellow and Green Lines
Federal Center SW D04 1977 *
Capitol South D05 1977 *
Eastern Market D06 1977 *
Potomac Avenue D07 1977 *
Stadium–Armory D08 1977 * Transfer station for the Blue Line (eastern). *Future terminus of the Silver Line
Minnesota Avenue D09 1978
Deanwood D10 1978
Cheverly D11 1978
Landover D12 1978
New Carrollton D13 1978 Eastern terminus

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