Green Line (E) Info
- Network Boston MBTA Subway
- Operation Started 1897
- Total Length 43.0 km
- Total Stations 25
Terminals
From
Heath Street
To
Medford/Tufts
Green Line (E) Overview
Green Line E branch opened in stages in the late 19th century and became part of the modern MBTA Green Line network in 1967. With the opening of the Northern Extension to Somerville and Medford in 2022, the line currently runs between Medford/Tufts and Heath Street. The branch has 26 stations and provides transfers to other Green Line branches, the Orange Line, and commuter rail services, improving connectivity between the northern suburbs and central Boston.
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Other Lines in Boston MBTA Subway
Ashmont–Mattapan High-Speed Li
Ashmont ↔ Mattapan
8 stations
Blue Line
Wonderland ↔ Bowdoin
12 stations
Green Line (B)
Boston College ↔ Government Center
23 stations
Green Line (C)
Cleveland Circle ↔ Government Center
23 stations
Green Line (D)
Riverside ↔ Union Square
28 stations
Orange Line
Oak Grove ↔ Forest Hills
20 stations
Red Line
Alewife ↔ Ashmont
17 stations
Red Line
Alewife ↔ Braintree
18 stations
Frequently Asked Questions — Green Line (E)
Green Line (E) has 25 stations on the Boston MBTA Subway network.
Green Line (E) runs between Heath Street and Medford/Tufts.
Green Line (E) is approximately 43.0 km long.
Green Line (E) opened in 1897.
Green Line (E) is a Light-rail line operated under Boston MBTA Subway.
Green Line (E) is part of the Boston MBTA Subway transit network.