Station Listing
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Station | Tracks | Services | Opened | Notes | |
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| Remainder of line in Westchester County abandoned | ||||||
| Eastchester | Eastchester – Dyre Avenue | 5 | May 29, 1912 (NYW&B) May 15, 1941 (IRT) |
Originally a local station with two side platforms on the NYW&B. Converted to a center island platform by the NYCTA. | ||
| Baychester | Baychester Avenue | local | 5 | May 29, 1912 (NYW&B) May 15, 1941 (IRT) |
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| Gun Hill Road | local | 5 | May 29, 1912 (NYW&B) May 15, 1941 (IRT) |
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| Pelham Parkway | Pelham Parkway | all | 5 | May 29, 1912 (NYW&B) May 15, 1941 (IRT) |
Bx12 Select Bus Service Was an express station on the NYW&B |
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| Morris Park | Morris Park | local | 5 | May 29, 1912 (NYW&B) May 15, 1941 (IRT) |
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| Connecting Track to Unionport Yard | ||||||
| Merges with IRT White Plains Road Line (5 ) | ||||||
| Remainder of line demolished | ||||||
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