Church Street Station (San Francisco)

Church Street
Muni Metro light rail
Church Street Station with a boarding T Third Street car.
Location	Market, Church, and 14th Streets San Francisco, CA
Owned by	Bay Area Rapid Transit
Line(s)	Muni  K Ingleside  L Taraval  M Ocean View  S Castro Shuttle  T Third Street
Platforms	Two side
Connections	MUNI   F Market & Wharves  J Church 22 Fillmore 37 Corbett L Owl N Owl
Construction
Disabled access	Yes
History
Opened	June 1980
Services
Preceding station   Muni Metro   Following station Van Ness One-way operation K Ingleside Castro Street toward Balboa Park Van Ness toward Embarcadero L Taraval Castro Street toward 46th Avenue and Wawona M Ocean View Castro Street toward San Jose and Geneva (Balboa Park) Van Ness toward Embarcadero (4th and King/Caltrain Depot on AT&T Park game days) S Castro Shuttle Castro Street toward Castro Street (West Portal on AT&T Park game days) Van Ness toward Sunnydale T Third Street Castro Street One-way operation Duboce and Church toward Embarcadero J Church Above-ground stop Church and 16th Street toward Balboa Park Muni heritage railway Dolores and Duboce toward Jones and Beach F Market & Wharves Above-ground stop 15th and Sanchez toward 17th and Castro

Church Street Station is a Muni Metro station at the six-way intersection of Market Street, Church Street and 14th Street in the Duboce Triangle neighborhood of San Francisco, California. The station consists of two side platforms next to the tracks on the second level down with the concourse mezzanine level overlooking it.

The J Church line, which enters and exits the Market Street Subway tunnel in a portal near the station, has an above-ground inbound stop near the corner of Church and Market Streets, and an outbound stop near the corner of Church and 14th Streets. The F Market & Wharves streetcar line, running along Market Street, also has stops at the intersection. The N Judah line also exits the Market Street tunnel before reaching the Church Street station and stops one block away at Church and Duboce Avenue.

At both Church Street Station and Castro Street Station, there is only one stairway on each side of Market Street leading into the station. (All other stations on the Market Street Subway have entrances spread out along the length of the station.) One of these entrances is located on the northwest corner of Market and 14th Street, and the other is on the southwest corner of Market and Church Street.

Church Street Station is featured in the Nick Nolte/Eddie Murphy cop dramedy 48 Hours, with shots of entrances, plaza and platform levels, and train operations.

Service at this station began in June 1980.

Station layout

G	Street Level	Exits/Entrances
	Church and 14th (Outbound)	←  J Church toward Balboa Park (Church and 16th Street)
	Church and Market (Inbound)	→  J Church toward Embarcadero (Duboce and Church) →
	Market and 14th (Outbound)	←      F Market & Wharves toward 17th and Castro (15th and Sanchez)
	Market and Church (Inbound)	→      F Market & Wharves toward Jones and Beach (Dolores and Duboce)→
M	Mezzanine	To exits/entrances, faregates, ticket machines
P Platform level	Side platform, doors will open on the right
	Outbound	←  K Ingleside toward Balboa Park (Castro Street) ←  L Taraval toward 46th Avenue and Wawona (Castro Street) ←  M Ocean View toward San Jose and Geneva / Balboa Park (Castro Street) ←  S Castro Shuttle toward Castro Street, West Portal on AT&T Park game days (Castro Street)
	Inbound	→  L Taraval toward Embarcadero (Van Ness) → →  M Ocean View toward Embarcadero (Van Ness) → →  S Castro Shuttle toward Embarcadero, 4th and King/Caltrain Depot on AT&T Park game days (Van Ness) → →  T Third Street toward Sunnydale (Van Ness) →
	Side platform, doors will open on the right

External links

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Church Street Station (San Francisco).

• Street map from Mapquest

Coordinates: 37°46′4.13″N 122°25′44.64″W / 37.7678139°N 122.4290667°W / 37.7678139; -122.4290667