BMT Nassau Street Line

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Services that use the BMT Nassau Street Line through downtown have been colored brown since 1979.

The Nassau Street Line is a rapid transit line of the BMT Division of the New York City Subway system. It is served by the J, M, and Z trains. On NYC subway maps, station signs and train route signs the line is shown in brown.

The line starts in Manhattan and emerges to cross the Williamsburg Bridge and becomes the BMT Jamaica Line in Brooklyn.

[edit] Stations

Stations on the Nassau Street Line, from compass north to south:

	Station	Tracks	Services	Opened	Notes
	Essex Street	all	J all times M weekdays Z rush hours in peak direction	July 4, 1908	transfer to F (IND Sixth Avenue Line)
	Bowery	all	J all times M weekdays Z rush hours in peak direction	March 14, 1913
	Canal Street	all	J all times M weekdays Z rush hours in peak direction	March 14, 1913	transfer to 4 (5) 6 <6> (12) (IRT Lexington Avenue Line) transfer to N (5) R (1234) W (123a) (BMT Broadway Line) transfer to N (1234) Q (Broadway Line, Manhattan Bridge branch)
	Chambers Street	all	J all times M weekdays Z rush hours in peak direction	March 13, 1913	transfer to 4 5 (1234) 6 <6> (12) (IRT Lexington Avenue Line)
	Fulton Street	all	J weekdays and weekday late nights M rush hours Z rush hours in peak direction	June 13, 1931	transfer to 2 3 (1234) (IRT Broadway-Seventh Avenue Line) transfer to 4 5 (1234) (IRT Lexington Avenue Line) transfer to A C (1234) (IND Eighth Avenue Line)
	Broad Street	all	J weekdays and weekday late nights M rush hours Z rush hours in peak direction	November 26, 1931

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