|
Facts and Figures |
| Operator |
PATH |
| System
Type |
Metro |
| Year
Opened |
1908 |
| # of
Lines |
3 |
| # of
Cars |
342 |
| Mileage |
22.2 km |
| Gauge |
Std |
| Stations |
13 |
| Power |
3rd Rail |
| Data
Date |
1996 |
| 1st
Visit |
1970's |
| Last
Visit |
5/2022 |
| % Rode |
100% |
 |
|
PATH |
The PATH is operated by the Port Authority of NY
& NJ. After September 11, 2001, the system was forced to change its
operations with WTC and Exchange Place stations being closed. The
temporary World Trade Center station reopened in 2003. Construction for
the new permanent station started in 2005.
The 33rd St line is under 6th Avenue sandwiched
by the 6th Ave IND Subway in NYC. The line remains underground in Jersey
City and Hoboken. West of Journal Square the line runs on private right
of way along side former PRR right-of-way to Exchange Place and later
the NE Corridor of Amtrak. This is a great section for train watching
along with great speed for a subway line.
The PATH is a descended from the Hudson &
Manhattan Railroad or H&M Tubes.
Please use the map below,
or the text index below it.
| Weekday Routes: |
Newark-WTC |
Journal Sq- 33rd St |
Hoboken - WTC |
Hoboken -33rd St |
|
