68th Street–Hunter College station facts for kids
68th Street Hunter College is a subway station in New York City. It's part of the IRT Lexington Avenue Line, which is a busy subway route. You can find this station on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, right where 68th Street, Hunter College, and Lexington Avenue meet. The station is mainly used by the 6 train.
The 6 train is the only train that stops at this station. After leaving 68th Street Hunter College, the next stations for the 6 train are 77th Street and 59th Street.
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About the 68th Street Hunter College Station
This station is an important stop for students and faculty of Hunter College, which is a large university in New York City. It helps thousands of people travel to and from the campus every day. The station is located underground, like many subway stations in the city.
Where is the Station Located?
The 68th Street Hunter College station is in a neighborhood called the Upper East Side. This area is known for its beautiful buildings, museums, and schools. The station's exact spot is at the corner of 68th Street and Lexington Avenue.
What Trains Use This Station?
Only the 6 train serves the 68th Street Hunter College station. The 6 train runs local, meaning it stops at every station along its route on the Lexington Avenue Line. This makes it easy for people to get to many different parts of Manhattan and the Bronx.
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Mosaic name tablet
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Mezzanine level
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Exterior stair, SW corner of 68th Street and Lexington Avenue
