Talk:BMT Sea Beach Line

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A fact from BMT Sea Beach Line appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know? column on 1 April 2005. The text of the entry was as follows: "Did you know

...that the BMT Sea Beach Line has at times hosted the fastest express train service between Manhattan and Coney Island, but now carries only local trains of the New York City Subway, and doesn't even reach Coney Island due to reconstruction?"

A record of the entry may be seen at Wikipedia:Recent additions/2005/April.

Former stations[edit]

Stations when it was a steam line included the following:

Bay Ridge
? at 3rd Avenue
Bath Beach Junction, Bath Junction, or 62nd Street at New Utrecht Avenue
Mapleton or 18th Avenue east of 18th Avenue
20th Avenue
22nd Avenue (Bay Parkway)
Kings Highway between Avenue Q and Kings Highway
Avenue S
Avenue U? at Lake Lane (Lake Place)
terminal at the Sea Beach Palace between West 8th Street and West 11th Street

Branch (not sure from where, since the map to the north doesn't show it)

Brighton Place at West 3rd Street and Coney Island Plank Road (near Neptune Avenue)
terminal at Ocean Parkway between Sea Breeze Avenue and West Brighton Avenue

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