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SEPTA_Metro
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As of April 13, 2026

61 years old
approximately!

* Calculated from Wikipedia data.
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SEPTA Metro
Clockwise from top left: Trains on the L, B, T, G, D, and M.
Overview
Owner	SEPTA
Area served	Philadelphia, Delaware, and Montgomery Counties, Pennsylvania
Locale	Delaware Valley
Transit type	Rapid transit (L, B) Light rail (T, D) Streetcar (G) Light metro (M)
Number of lines	6
Daily ridership	216,188 (FY 2024)
Annual ridership	66,632,157 (FY 2024)
Headquarters	1234 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.
Website	wwww.septa.org/metro/
Operation
Infrastructure managers	SEPTA City of Philadelphia
Technical
System length	78 mi (126 km)
Track gauge	4 ft 8+1⁄2 in (1,435 mm) standard gauge 5 ft 2+1⁄2 in (1,588 mm) Pennsylvania trolley gauge
Electrification	Overhead line, 600 V DC (T, D, G) Third rail, 600 V DC (B, L, M)
System map Show interactive map Show static map Orange Street/ Media Veterans Square Olive Street Jackson Street Monroe Street Edgemont Street Manchester Avenue Providence Road/ Media Beatty Road Chester Pike/ Sharon Hill Pine Ridge MacDade Boulevard Paper Mill Road Andrews Avenue Springfield Mall Bartram Avenue Thomson Avenue North Street Woodland Avenue Magnolia Avenue Leamy Avenue Woodland–Providence Saxer Avenue Clifton–Aldan Brookside–Springfield Springfield–Madison Scenic Road Penn Street Drexeline Baltimore Avenue Norristown Transit Center Creek Road Bridgeport Marshall Road DeKalb Street Drexel Manor Hughes Park Garrettford Gulph Mills Drexelbrook Matsonford Anderson Avenue County Line Aronimink Radnor School Lane Villanova Huey Avenue Stadium Garrett Hill Drexel Hill Junction Roberts Road Irvington Road Bryn Mawr Drexel Park Haverford Lansdowne Avenue Ardmore Avenue Congress Avenue Ardmore Junction Beverly Boulevard Wynnewood Road Hilltop Road Beechwood– Brookline Avon Road Penfield Walnut Street Township Line Road Fairfield Avenue Parkview 69th Street Transit Center Millbourne 80th Street/ Eastwick 63rd Street 63rd–Malvern/ Overbrook 60th Street 63rd–Girard 56th Street Lancaster–Girard 52nd Street Darby Transit Center 49th/Woodland Yeadon 46th Street 61st–Baltimore/ Angora 40th Street 40th Street Portal 37th–Spruce 40th Street/Parkside 36th–Sansom NRG Station 36th Street Portal Oregon 34th Street Snyder 33rd Street Tasker–Morris Drexel Station at 30th Street Ellsworth–Federal 22nd Street Lombard–South 19th Street Walnut–Locust 15th Street/​City Hall 15th Street/​City Hall 13th Street Race–Vine 11th Street Broad– Spring Garden 8th–Market Chinatown 5th Street/ Independence Hall 34th St/Zoo 2nd Street Fairmount Spring Garden Broad–Girard Front–Girard Cecil B. Moore Frankford–Delaware Susquehanna– Dauphin Richmond– Westmoreland North Philadelphia Berks Broad–Allegheny York–Dauphin Erie Huntingdon Hunting Park Somerset Wyoming Kensington–Allegheny Logan Tioga Olney Transit Center Erie–Torresdale Fern Rock Transit Center Church Arrott Transit Center Frankford Transit Center Only major T and G surface stations shown Key This diagram: view talk edit Show route diagram

Wikipedia Categories

• SEPTA Metro
• 2024 in rail transport
• Light rail in Pennsylvania
• Market Street (Philadelphia)
• Rapid transit in Pennsylvania
• Use American English from March 2026
• Passenger rail transportation in Pennsylvania

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