Orange Line Info
- Network Chicago \L\
- Operation Started 1993
- Total Length 21.0 km
- Total Stations 16
Terminals
From
Midway
To
Adams/Wabash
Orange Line Overview
Orange Line opened on October 31, 1993, and was primarily constructed to connect Midway International Airport to downtown Chicago. The line runs between Midway and the Loop, spanning approximately 21 kilometers and serving eight stations. It provides interchange with the Red, Brown, Pink, Purple, and Green Lines in the Loop area.
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Other Lines in Chicago \L\
Blue Line
O'Hare ↔ Forest Park
33 stations
Brown Line
Kimball ↔ Belmont
28 stations
Green Line
Harlem/Lake ↔ Ashland/63rd
28 stations
Green Line
Harlem/Lake ↔ Cottage Grove
28 stations
Pink Line
54th/Cermak ↔ Washington/Wells
21 stations
Purple Line
Linden ↔ Washington/Wells
26 stations
Red Line
Howard ↔ 95th/Dan Ryan
33 stations
Yellow Line
Howard ↔ South Boulevard
4 stations
Frequently Asked Questions — Orange Line
Orange Line has 16 stations on the Chicago \L\ network.
Orange Line runs between Midway and Adams/Wabash.
Orange Line is approximately 21.0 km long.
Orange Line opened in 1993.
Orange Line is a Metro line operated under Chicago \L\.
Orange Line is part of the Chicago \L\ transit network.