New York City Subway stations by Map

Wow... That's a hell lot of work

Great Job :D

(You're one of my favourite quizmakers ;D)

Long awaited quiz! Bravo

Could you please please tell me how you made this map??? I'm trying to make a similar quiz with the Chicago CTA and it's really tough... I'd just love any input on how to make this type of quiz. Thanks!! :)

The required answers seem pretty inconsistent about whether things like "th" are needed after numbers; it seems to be required for some stations and forbidden for others.

Outstanding quiz and a fantastic map!

Great! Should definitely be featured.

Interesting quiz, but needs more type-ins. I tried every combination of 1st/2nd/3rd St/Ave, and it accepted everything beyond about 45th St, but nothing below that and none of the Avenues. It seemed like for some stations, I would've needed to type out "Street" and "Avenue," rather than just the abbreviations "St" and "Ave." I would nominate this quiz if the type-ins were fixed. You should receive credit for abbreviating St. or Ave., as well as for spelling out the numbers or typing them in numerical format.

Many inconsistencies remain. Some answer accepts "st" while some needs "street" to be typed out. Why do some stations need the full name, like 81st Street–Museum of Natural History, can it be either one or the other?

Thanks for the great quiz! I have to suggest that there is still a lot of improvements to be made in the type-ins. For example, "Coney Island - Stillwell Avenue" currently requires the entire type-in. It would be more JetPunk-like to accept either "Coney Island" or "Stillwell."

But thanks again for making it!

Great work; I didn't know any stations, but managed to get over the average just by guessing street numbers (255th Street, I could kiss you) and places I know. Forgot about Wall St, Broad St and Coney Island though.

Gotta be more generous with type-ins. Base words, such as Carroll or Kingsbridge, should work IMO.

awesome quiz, but the inconsistent type-ins are a real doozy. also just my opinion here, but for stops where it's the only stop with that name, the name should be good enough without having to type street, road, lane, etc. after it.

Could be a cool quiz, but the type ins need to be updated for sure. Really no need for -st, -nd, -rd, or -th to be included or for street, avenue, or boulevard etc unless there are multiple stations using the same name where only the road type distinguishes them.

I once got lost in this thing for most of one night; I won't be much help to you...

Please let us just use "st" rather than needing to type out "street" all the time

Mets-Willets Point and 61st - Woodside do not appear on the map

Just nominated. Great quiz! But you should accept Grand Central and Penn Station by themselves.

I decided to start with my own station, 207 on the A, and couldn't figure out how to get it to work--it gave me the 1 train but not the A. I guess I needed to write Inwood. This must have been monumental to make, but I'm looking forward for the update with all the type ins. Thanks!

On the R line in Brooklyn 25th Avenue should be 25th Street.

As others have noted, the quiz is a bit unforgiving on formats.

Thanks for making it!

Please do Vancouver Skytrain stations on a map next