46th Street–Bliss Street (IRT Flushing Line)
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| New York City Subway station 46th Street–Bliss Street |
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| Line | IRT Flushing Line |
| Services | 7 |
| Platforms | 2 side platforms |
| Tracks | 3 |
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| Borough | Queens |
| Opened | April 21, 1917 |
| Next north | 52nd Street 7 |
| Next south | 40th Street-Lowery Street 7 |
46th Street–Bliss Street is the northernmost station on the Flushing Line that is above Queens Boulevard. It has two exits: the 24-hour main entrance/exit at 46 Street and the part-time at 47 Street. The 46 Street mezzanine has dual fare controls, and therefore no free transfer between directions.
In 1998 the "Bliss" signs were removed from this station. It was restored on the stations and subway maps in 2004 as part of a historical move.
The 1999 artwork here is called Q is for Queens by Yumi Heo.
[edit] Bus connections
- B24 via Greenpoint Avenue to Greenpoint, Brooklyn, or via 48th Street / Kosciuszko Bridge / Kingsland Avenue / Metropolitan Avenue to Williamsburg, Brooklyn
- Q32 via Roosevelt Avenue / 81st Street to Jackson Heights, or via Queens Boulevard / Queensboro Bridge / Fifth Avenue to Pennsylvania Station
, Manhattan - Q60 via Queens Boulevard / Sutphin Boulevard to South Jamaica, or via Queens Boulevard / Queensboro Bridge to East Midtown, Manhattan
- Q104 via 48th Street / Broadway to Ravenswood
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