G
Brooklyn-Queens Crosstown
Court Square to Church Avenue
IND21 stations8.7 miles24 hours
About the G Train
The G train is unique as the only subway line that doesn't enter Manhattan. It connects Brooklyn and Queens along the IND Crosstown Line, serving as a vital connector between the two boroughs.
The Crosstown Line opened in 1933 and was designed to provide a Brooklyn-Queens connection without traveling through Manhattan. It has seen service expansions and contractions over the decades.
Key Stops
- Court SquareStart
- 21st Street
- Greenpoint Avenue
- Nassau Avenue
- Metropolitan Avenue
- Bedford–Nostrand Avenues
- Classon Avenue
- Clinton–Washington Avenues
- Fulton Street
- Bergen Street
- Carroll Street
- Smith–9th Streets
- 4th Avenue–9th Street
- 7th Avenue
- 15th Street–Prospect Park
- Fort Hamilton Parkway
- Church AvenueEnd
Neighborhoods Served
The G train connects you to 13 distinct neighborhoods across New York City.
Service Information
Operating Hours
24 hours
Train Frequency
Every 8-12 minutes (peak), 12-15 minutes (off-peak)
Line Length
8.7 miles
Total Stations
21 stations
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