Blue Line (WMATA) - Stations

Stations

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

Station Code Opened Other Metro
Lines		 Notes
Franconia–Springfield J03 1997 (Rush +) Southwestern terminus
Van Dorn Street J02 1991 (Rush +)
King Street – Old Town C13 1983 transfer station for the Yellow Line (southern)
Braddock Road C12 1983
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport C10 1977
Crystal City C09 1977
Pentagon City C08 1977
Pentagon C07 1977 Transfer station for the Yellow Line (northern)
Arlington Cemetery C06 1977
Rosslyn C05 1977 * transfer station for the Orange Line (western) and the *future Silver Line
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 Orange Line (eastern). *Future terminus of the Silver Line
Benning Road G01 1980 (Rush +)
Capitol Heights G02 1980 (Rush +)
Addison Road G03 1980 (Rush +)
Morgan Boulevard G04 2004 (Rush +)
Largo Town Center G05 2004 (Rush +) Eastern terminus

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