1st and Battery station

1st and Battery

Line(s)

Muni

F Market & Wharves

Platforms

Two side platforms

Construction

Disabled access

Inbound only^[1]

Services

Preceding station		Muni heritage railway		Following station
Main and Drumm toward Jones and Beach		F Market & Wharves		2nd and Montgomery toward 17th and Castro

1st and Battery is a light rail station in San Francisco, California, United States, serving the San Francisco Municipal Railway F Market & Wharves heritage railway line. It is located on Market Street at the intersections of 1st Street and Battery Street.

The low-level platforms are also utilized by several bus and bus rapid transit lines.

Station layout

Inbound	■ F Market & Wharves	toward Jones and Beach (Main and Drumm)
Outbound	■ F Market & Wharves	toward 17th and Castro (2nd and Montgomery)

San Francisco Municipal Railway
Muni Metro	J Church K Ingleside L Taraval M Ocean View N Judah T Third Street S Castro Shuttle
Muni Metro System features	Muni Metro stations Market Street Subway Sunset Tunnel Twin Peaks Tunnel Dolores Park
Heritage streetcar services	Cable car system Electric streetcars E E Embarcadero F F Market & Wharves
Other Muni services	Trolleybus system List of bus and rail lines List of defunct bus and rail lines
Projects	Completed J Church Balboa Park Extension (1991) King Street Station Extension (1998) F Market Embarcadero Extension (2000) Third Street Light Rail Project (2007) Current Central Subway (2019) Van Ness Bus Rapid Transit (2019) Future Fort Mason Tunnel Geary Bus Rapid Transit Subway Expansion Project
Connecting services	AC Transit Amtrak Thruway Bus Services BART California Shuttle Bus Caltrain Golden Gate Ferry Golden Gate Transit Greyhound Lines PresidiGo San Francisco Bay Ferry SamTrans SolTrans WestCAT
Agencies and organizations	San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Market Street Railway Rescue Muni
Museums	San Francisco Cable Car Museum San Francisco Railway Museum
Miscellaneous	Muni vehicle fleet Key System Market Street Railway Clipper
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