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Show - Howard University

The show - Howard University ( eng. Shaw - Howard University ) - underground interchange station of the Washington metro on the Yellow and Green lines. It is represented by one island platform. The station is served by the . Located in the Shaw district on 7th Street between Art Street and Es Street, Washington's Northwest Quadrant . Passenger traffic - 1.571 million (for 2011) [1] .

“ Show - Howard University ”
Shaw - Howard University
Yellow line
Green Line
Washington Metro
ShawHoward U Metro station.jpg
DistrictWashington DC
Location1701 8th Street. Northwest
Washington , FD Columbia 20001
opening dateMay 11, 1991
Former namesShow
Type ofunderground
Number of platformsone
Platform typeinsular
Platform formstraight lines
Exit to the streets7th street
Ground transportationMetrobus buses
Station CodeE02
Neighboring stationsand


The station was opened on May 11, 1991 .

The opening of the station was combined with the opening of two more stations: Mount Vernon Square and Yu Street . Green line station is serviced constantly. Since 2006, the Yellow Line has served the station only during off-peak hours and on weekends, as well as such stations: U Street , Columbia Heights , Georgia Avenue - Patworth and Fort Totten .

Neighboring stations

Previous stationWashington Metrothe next station
Mount vernon squareYellow lineU street
Mount vernon squareGreen LineU street

Notes

  1. ↑ Shaw neighborhood profile WDCEP Retrieved 2012-05-16

Links

  • WMATA: Shaw-Howard Univ Station
  • StationMasters Online: Shaw-Howard Univ
  • The Schumin Web Transit Center: Shaw-Howard Univ Station
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Show_—_Howard-University&oldid=91495695


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