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Re: What is the Steepest Grade in the Subway System?

Posted by VictorM on Fri May 22 20:54:17 2020, in response to Re: What is the Steepest Grade in the Subway System?, posted by Elkeeper on Fri May 22 19:49:27 2020.

Yes, and here's a list I found a few years back:

tracks J1 and J2 on the willy b from station 73+45 to station 77+35 (390 ft) is at 5.5% that's the steepest

track H2 on the manny b from station 287+35 to station 278+07 (928 ft) is at 5.4% grade.

steinway tubes from station 88+94 to station 101+99 (1305 ft) is at 4.5% grade

60th street tubes from station 102+12 to station 109=97 (787 ft) is at 4.37% grade


NYC TRANSIT TRACK LOCATIONS WITH GRADES LARGER THAN 4.0%:

• Manhattan Bridge (Brooklyn and Manhattan approaches), Manhattan Bridge and Brighton/6th Avenue Lines

• Williamsburg Bridge: Manhattan approach, Jamaica Line

• Steinway Tunnel, Flushing Line

• 5th Avenue to Grand Central, Flushing Line

• S/O 36th St. to the 5th Ave. Cut Portal, West End Line (Open cut portion of West End Line)

• 38th St. Yard Viaduct Ramps West End Line (Open cut portion of West End Line)

• 60th St. Tunnel, Astoria and 11th St. Cut Lines (connection to Queens Blvd. Lines)

• South of Queensboro Plaza Upper Level to Astoria Line

• South of Broad St. Jamaica /Nassau Cut Line (to the Montague Street BMT Tunnel to Downtown Brooklyn)

• East N.Y. Yard Lead Jamaica Line

• North of Eastern Parkway/Broadway Junction Jamaica Line

• South of Chambers St. to North of Broadway-Nassau/Fulton St., 8th Avenue Line

• Grant Ave. to 80-Hudson St. Liberty Ave. Line

• North of South Ferry Loop, 7th Avenue Line (Westside IRT 1 train)



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