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9th Avenue

Boro	Brooklyn	Lines Served
Year Opened	1916	Lines Served
Street Location	39th St & 9th Ave	Transfers
Platform Layout	Upper: 2 island platforms Lower: 2 island platforms (not used)	Right-of-Way	Open-Cut & subway
# of Tracks	Upper: 3 tracks Lower: 3 tracks (not in service)	Former Name(s)
Points of Interest	This is a transition station between the West End El over New Utrecht Ave and the 4th Avenue Subway. It is in a open cut. Just west of the station in a bunch of interlockings for the entrance to the 39th Ave Yards. Another unique feature of this station is there are two abandoned platforms underneath the station for the former Culver trains.

Coney Island bound W train entering 9th Avenue. This is now D territory. (8/26/01 dig.)	Pacific St bound W train leaving 9th Ave, note all the trackwork for the closed lower level and yard leads. This is now D territory. (8/26/01 dig.)
Another view at 9th Ave. The ramps to the lower level are in plain site. This is now D territory. (8/26/01 dig.)	W train heading up the ramp to 9th Ave. This is now D territory. (8/26/01 dig.)
9th Ave Station on the West End Line in Brooklyn with a D-Type excursion train in view. (8/26/01)
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