A Line – Inwood–207 St
Quick Facts
- Line: A
- City: New York City
- Borough: Manhattan
- Direction: Northbound Terminal
- Above / Below Ground: Below Ground
What’s Nearby
- Park: Inwood Hill Park
- Landmark: Dyckman Farmhouse Museum
- Eats: Garden Café, Guadalupe’s
- River Views: Harlem River Greenway
- Access Point: Broadway & 207th
About
Tucked away in Manhattan’s northernmost neighborhood, Inwood–207 St is the A Line’s final stop uptown. With its quiet streets and leafy surroundings, this terminal feels like a deep breath before the train dives back into the city’s core. The 207 St Yard nearby keeps the A line running around the clock.
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Why This Terminal Matters
Opened in 2015, this is one of the newest stations in the system — and it shows.
It marks the city’s dramatic westward expansion and is the only stop serving the Hudson Yards development.
A rare moment where transit design meets modern architecture.