Boston Subway Stations with a Map

Can you name all the stations on the Boston subway (MBTA) with the help of a map?

Updated to include 2022 Green Line extension

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Red

Alewife

Davis

Porter

Harvard

Central

Kendall/MIT

Charles/MGH

Park St.

Downtown Crossing

South Station

Broadway

Andrew

JFK/UMass

North Quincy

Wollaston

Quincy Center

Quincy Adams

Braintree

Savin Hill

Fields Corner

Shawmut

Ashmont

Cedar Grove

Butler

Milton

Central Ave.

Valley Rd.

Capen St.

Mattapan

Orange

Oak Grove

Malden Center

Wellington

Assembly

Sullivan Sq.

Community College

North Station

Haymarket

State

Downtown Crossing

Chinatown

Tufts Medical

Back Bay

Mass. Ave.

Ruggles

Roxbury Crossing

Jackson Sq.

Stony Brook

Green St.

Forest Hills

Blue

Bowdoin

Government Center

State

Aquarium

Maverick

Airport

Wood Island

Orient Heights

Suffolk Downs

Beachmont

Revere Beach

Wonderland

Green

Medford/Tufts

Ball Sq.

Magoun Sq.

Gilman Sq.

East Somerville

Union Sq.

Lechmere

Science Park/West End

North Station

Boylston

Haymarket

Government Center

Park St.

Arlington

Copley

Prudential

Symphony

Northeastern

Museum of Fine Arts

Longwood Medical

Brigham Circle

Fenwood Rd.

Mission Park

Riverway

Back of the Hill

Heath

Hynes Convention Ctr

Kenmore

Fenway

Longwood

Brookline Village

Brookline Hills

Beaconsfield

Reservoir

Chestnut Hill

Green

Newton Centre

Newton Highlands

Eliot

Waban

Woodland

Riverside

St. Marys St.

Hawes St.

Kent St.

St. Paul St.

Coolidge Corner

Summit Ave.

Brandon Hall

Fairbanks St.

Washington Sq.

Tappan St.

Dean Rd.

Englewood Ave.

Cleveland Circle

Blandford St.

BU East

BU Central

Amory St.

Babcock St.

Packards Corner

Harvard Ave.

Griggs St.

Allston St.

Warren St.

Washington St.

Sutherland Rd.

Chiswick Rd.

Chestnut Hill Ave.

South St.

Boston College

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6 Comments

Level 95

Sep 27, 2022

Green Line station consolidation at Babcock St and Amory St needs to be added.

Level 77

Sep 27, 2022

I've already made this quiz some time ago: see here

Level 72

Sep 27, 2022

This one is more up to date

Level 68

Sep 27, 2022

Subway, and also the green line.

Level 54

Apr 3, 2025

Hi, may I ask how do you add a working map like that to the quiz? I've been trying to do a similar quiz of my own city with a map like this but I have no idea how to add a map. Could you help me?

Level 69

Apr 17, 2025

Absolutely! Maps like this are SVGs (Scalable Vector Graphics) -- I'd recommend reading the Jetpunk SVG guide to get some great background info: https://www.jetpunk.com/svg-guide/

I use a free application called Inkscape to make these maps (I think this is pretty common for Jetpunk svg maps). I create different objects for the stations and their associated text and assign each one an id and class. When you import the svg map into Jetpunk, you can define answers/hints based on the ids/classes in the svg. One thing that really helped me learn how to create svg maps was by copying featured quizzes and messing around in Inkscape to figure out how the maps were created. It takes some practice for sure, so good luck!