List of Metra stations

Metra is the commuter rail system serving the Chicago metropolitan area in the U.S. states of Illinois and Wisconsin, servicing Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake, McHenry, and Will Counties in northeastern Illinois and the city of Kenosha in southeastern Wisconsin. It is one of three of the Regional Transportation Authority's service boards. With an average weekday ridership of 294,600 in 2015, Metra is the fourth-busiest commuter rail system in the United States, only behind New York City metropolitan area systems.[1][2] The Metra system has a total of 243 active stations spread out on 11 rail lines with 487.5 miles (784.6 km) of tracks.[1][3] As of May 2024[update], an infill station, Auburn Park, is currently under construction on the Rock Island District. The newest Metra station in the Edgewater neighborhood of Chicago opened on May 20, 2024.

In 1974, the Regional Transit Authority (RTA) was created to provide stability in the commuter rail system, as most private commuter companies in the area were beginning to fail.[4] In 1984, RTA created the Commuter Rail Service Board to help with planning an organized commuter rail system in the Chicago area.[4] The board was renamed Metra in 1985. Through the creation of the Northeast Illinois Regional Commuter Railroad Corporation (NIRC), Metra's operating subsidiary and contracts with freight companies, Metra was able to open a network of commuter rail lines across the region.[4] The system's newest line, the North Central Service, opened on August 19, 1996.[5]

Seven of the system's eleven lines are owned or operated by the NIRC.[4] Operation of the BNSF Line and the Union Pacific North Line, Union Pacific Northwest Line, and the Union Pacific West Line are handled through purchase of service agreements (PSAs) between Metra, the BNSF Railway and the Union Pacific Railroad.[4] Under these agreements, the railroad companies provide the service using their own employees and either own or control the rights-of-way in addition to the majority of other facilities necessary, while Metra provides the rolling stock.[4] Additionally, Metra funds the portion of South Shore Line within Illinois because it shares tracks with the Metra Electric District.[4] Metra also operates Hegewisch station, although no Metra trains serve the station.[4]

The development of Chicago's commuter rail network resulted in a spoke–hub distribution paradigm, and Metra's services radiate from four terminal stations in the Chicago Loop: Ogilvie Transportation Center, Union Station, LaSalle Street Station, and Millennium Station.[4] However, all are within a 1.2-mile (1.9 km) radius of each other and easily accessible from one another, either by walking, cycling, driving, or the use of public transport.[6]

## Key

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Station  | The official name for the station

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Lines  | The line(s) that stop at the station
Rail connections  | Any rail connections that can be made from the station
Location  | The municipality or Chicago neighborhood in which the station is located
Fare zone  | Identifies which of the four fare zones the station is in. The zones are numbered, with Zone 1 consisting of downtown Chicago.[7]
†  | A terminal station
| Fully-accessible station[8]
| Partially-accessible station[a][8]

## Lines

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Metra commuter rail lines  Line  | Symbol  | Stations  | Inbound terminus  | Outbound terminus

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BNSF | BNSF | 26  | Chicago Union Station | Aurora Transportation Center
Heritage Corridor | HC | 7  | Chicago Union Station | Joliet Gateway Center
Metra Electric | ME | 49  | Millennium Station | University Park, South Chicago (93rd Street), Blue Island
Milwaukee District North | MDN | 22  | Chicago Union Station | Fox Lake
Milwaukee District West | MDW | 22  | Chicago Union Station | Big Timber Road
North Central Service | NCS | 18  | Chicago Union Station | Antioch
Rock Island | RI | 26  | LaSalle Street Station | Joliet Gateway Center
SouthWest Service | SWS | 13  | Chicago Union Station | Manhattan
Union Pacific North | UPN | 28  | Ogilvie Transportation Center | Kenosha
Union Pacific Northwest | UPNW | 23  | Ogilvie Transportation Center | Harvard, McHenry
Union Pacific West | UPW | 19  | Ogilvie Transportation Center | Elburn

## Stations

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Cary station on the Union Pacific Northwest Line The platforms at River Grove station, which serves trains on both the North Central Service and the Milwaukee District West Line South Chicago (93rd Street) station is the terminus for the South Chicago Branch on the Metra Electric District

Station  | Lines  | Rail connections  | Location  | Fare
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18th Street | ME | —  | Near South Side, Chicago | 2
27th Street | ME | —  | Douglas, Chicago | 2
35th Street | RI |  CTA: Red (at Sox–35th) Green (at 35th–Bronzeville–IIT) | Bronzeville, Chicago | 2
47th Street (Kenwood) | ME | —  | Kenwood, Chicago | 2
51st–53rd Street (Hyde Park) | ME | —  | Hyde Park, Chicago | 2
55th–56th–57th Street | ME |  NICTD: South Shore Line | Jackson Park, Chicago | 2
59th Street/​University of Chicago | ME | —  | University Of Chicago | 2
63rd Street | ME |  NICTD: South Shore Line | Woodlawn, Chicago | 2
75th Street (Grand Crossing) | ME | —  | Greater Grand Crossing, Chicago | 2
79th Street (Chatham) | ME | —  | Chatham, Chicago | 2
83rd Street (Avalon Park) | ME | —  | Avalon Park, Chicago | 2
83rd Street | ME | —  | South Chicago, Chicago | 2
87th Street (Woodruff) | ME | —  | Chesterfield, Chicago | 2
87th Street | ME | —  | South Chicago, Chicago | 2
91st Street (Chesterfield) | ME | —  | Chatham/Burnside, Chicago | 2
91st Street–Beverly Hills | RI | —  | Beverly, Chicago | 2
93rd Street (South Chicago) †  | ME | —  | South Chicago, Chicago | 2
95th Street–Beverly Hills | RI | —  | Beverly, Chicago | 2
95th Street–Longwood | RI | —  | Longwood Manor, Chicago | 2
95th Street/Chicago State University | ME | —  | Roseland/Pullman, Chicago | 2
99th Street–Beverly Hills | RI | —  | Beverly, Chicago | 2
103rd Street (Rosemoor) | ME | —  | Rosemoor/Pullman, Chicago | 2
103rd Street–Beverly Hills | RI | —  | Beverly, Chicago | 2
103rd Street–Washington Heights | RI | —  | Washington Heights, Chicago | 2
107th Street | ME | —  | Roseland/Pullman, Chicago | 2
107th Street–Beverly Hills | RI | —  | Beverly, Chicago | 2
111th Street (Pullman) | ME | —  | Pullman, Chicago | 2
111th Street–Morgan Park | RI | —  | Morgan Park, Chicago | 2
115th Street–Morgan Park | RI | —  | Morgan Park, Chicago | 2
119th Street | RI | —  | Blue Island | 2
123rd Street | RI | —  | Blue Island | 2
147th Street (Sibley Boulevard) | ME | —  | Harvey | 2
211th Street (Lincoln Highway) | ME | —  | Park Forest | 3
Antioch †  | NCS | —  | Antioch | 4
Arlington Heights | UPNW | —  | Arlington Heights | 3
Arlington Park | UPNW | —  | Arlington Heights | 3
Ashburn | SWS | —  | Ashburn, Chicago | 2
Ashland/​Calumet Park | ME | —  | Calumet Park | 2
Aurora †  | BNSF | —  | Aurora | 4
Barrington | UPNW | —  | Barrington | 4
Bartlett | MDW | —  | Bartlett | 4
Bellwood | UPW | —  | Bellwood | 2
Belmont | BNSF | —  | Downers Grove | 4
Belmont Avenue | NCS | —  | Franklin Park | 2
Bensenville | MDW | —  | Bensenville | 3
Berkeley | UPW | —  | Berkeley | 2
Berwyn | BNSF | —  | Berwyn | 2
Big Timber Road †  | MDW | —  | Elgin | 4
Blue Island †  | ME |  Metra: RI | Blue Island | 2
Blue Island–Vermont Street | RI |  Metra: ME | Blue Island | 2
Braeside | UPN | —  | Highland Park | 3
Brainerd | RI | —  | Brainerd, Chicago | 2
Brookfield | BNSF | —  | Brookfield | 2
Bryn Mawr | ME | —  | South Shore, Chicago | 2
Buffalo Grove | NCS | —  | Buffalo Grove | 4
Burr Oak | ME | —  | Calumet Park | 2
Calumet | ME | —  | East Hazel Crest | 2
Cary | UPNW | —  | Cary | 4
Cheltenham | ME | —  | South Shore, Chicago | 2
Chicago Ridge | SWS | —  | Chicago Ridge | 3
Chicago Union Station †  | MDN MDW NCS
BNSF HC SWS |  Amtrak
CTA: Blue (at Clinton) Orange Purple Pink Brown (at Quincy) | West Loop, Chicago | 1
Cicero | BNSF | —  | Cicero | 2
Clarendon Hills | BNSF | —  | Clarendon Hills | 3
Clybourn | UPN UPNW | —  | Bucktown/DePaul, Chicago | 2
College Avenue | UPW | —  | Wheaton | 4
Congress Park | BNSF | —  | Brookfield | 3
Crystal Lake | UPNW | —  | Crystal Lake | 4
Cumberland | UPNW | —  | Des Plaines | 3
Dee Road | UPNW | —  | Park Ridge | 2
Deerfield | MDN | —  | Deerfield | 4
Des Plaines | UPNW | —  | Des Plaines | 3
Downers Grove Main Street | BNSF | —  | Downers Grove | 4
Edgebrook | MDN | —  | Edgebrook, Chicago | 2
Edison Park | UPNW | —  | Edison Park, Chicago | 2
Elburn †  | UPW | —  | Elburn | 4
Elgin | MDW | —  | Elgin | 4
Elmhurst | UPW | —  | Elmhurst | 3
Elmwood Park | MDW | —  | Elmwood Park | 2
Evanston Central Street | UPN | —  | Evanston | 2
Evanston Davis Street | UPN |  CTA: Purple (at Davis) | Evanston | 2
Evanston Main Street | UPN |  CTA: Purple (at Main) | Evanston | 2
Fairview Avenue | BNSF | —  | Downers Grove | 3
Flossmoor | ME | —  | Flossmoor | 3
Forest Glen | MDN | —  | Forest Glen, Chicago | 2
Fort Sheridan | UPN | —  | Highwood | 4
Fox Lake †  | MDN | —  | Fox Lake | 4
Fox River Grove | UPNW | —  | Fox River Grove | 4
Franklin Park | MDW | —  | Franklin Park | 2
Galewood | MDW | —  | Galewood, Chicago | 2
Geneva | UPW | —  | Geneva | 4
Gladstone Park | UPNW | —  | Gladstone Park, Chicago | 2
Glen Ellyn | UPW | —  | Glen Ellyn | 4
Glencoe | UPN | —  | Glencoe | 3
Glenview | MDN |  Amtrak | Glenview | 3
Golf | MDN | —  | Golf | 3
Grand/​Cicero | MDW | —  | Austin, Chicago/Belmont Cragin | 2
Grayland | MDN | —  | Old Irving Park, Chicago | 2
Grayslake | MDN | —  | Grayslake | 4
Great Lakes | UPN | —  | North Chicago | 4
Gresham | RI | —  | Auburn Gresham, Chicago | 2
Halsted Street | BNSF | —  | University Village, Chicago | 2
Hanover Park | MDW | —  | Hanover Park | 4
Hanson Park | MDW | —  | Hanson Park, Chicago | 2
Harlem Avenue | BNSF | —  | Berwyn | 2
Harvard †  | UPNW | —  | Harvard | 4
Harvey | ME | —  | Harvey | 2
Hazel Crest | ME | —  | Hazel Crest | 2
Healy | MDN | —  | Logan Square, Chicago | 2
Hegewisch | —  |  NICTD: South Shore Line | Hegewisch, Chicago | —
Hickory Creek | RI | —  | Mokena | 4
Highland Park | UPN | —  | Highland Park | 4
Highlands | BNSF | —  | Hinsdale | 3
Highwood | UPN | —  | Highwood | 4
Hinsdale | BNSF | —  | Hinsdale | 3
Hollywood | BNSF | —  | Brookfield | 2
Homewood | ME |  Amtrak | Homewood | 3
Hubbard Woods | UPN | —  | Winnetka | 3
Indian Hill | UPN | —  | Winnetka | 3
Ingleside | MDN | —  | Ingleside | 4
Irving Park | UPNW |  CTA: Blue (at Irving Park) | Irving Park, Chicago | 2
Itasca | MDW | —  | Itasca | 3
Ivanhoe | ME | —  | Riverdale | 2
Jefferson Park | UPNW |  CTA: Blue | Jefferson Park, Chicago | 2
Joliet †  | RI HC |  Amtrak | Joliet | 4
Kedzie | UPW | —  | East Garfield Park, Chicago | 2
Kenilworth | UPN | —  | Kenilworth | 3
Kenosha †  | UPN |  Kenosha Streetcar | Kenosha, WI | 4
Kensington/​115th Street | ME | —  | Kensington, Chicago | 2
La Fox | UPW | —  | La Fox | 4
La Grange Road | BNSF |  Amtrak | La Grange | 3
La Vergne | BNSF | —  | Berwyn | 2
Lake Bluff | UPN | —  | Lake Bluff | 4
Lake Cook Road | MDN | —  | Deerfield | 3
Lake Forest | MDN | —  | Lake Forest | 4
Lake Forest | UPN | —  | Lake Forest | 4
Lake Villa | NCS | —  | Lake Villa | 4
Laraway Road | SWS | —  | New Lenox | 4
LaSalle Street Station †  | RI |  CTA: Blue (at LaSalle) Brown Orange Pink Purple (at LaSalle/​Van Buren) | Loop, Chicago | 1
Lemont | HC | —  | Lemont | 3
Libertyville | MDN | —  | Libertyville | 4
Lisle | BNSF | —  | Lisle | 4
Lockport | HC | —  | Lockport | 4
Lombard | UPW | —  | Lombard | 3
Long Lake | MDN | —  | Long Lake | 4
Manhattan †  | SWS | —  | Manhattan | 4
Mannheim | MDW | —  | Franklin Park | 2
Mars | MDW | —  | Mars, Chicago | 2
Matteson | ME | —  | Matteson | 3
Mayfair | MDN |  CTA: Blue (at Montrose) | Albany Park, Chicago/Portage Park | 2
Maywood | UPW | —  | Maywood | 2
McCormick Place | ME | —  | McCormick Place, Chicago | 2
McHenry †  | UPNW | —  | McHenry | 4
Medinah | MDW | —  | Medinah | 3
Melrose Park | UPW | —  | Melrose Park | 2
Midlothian | RI | —  | Midlothian | 2
Millennium Station †  | ME |  NICTD: South Shore Line
CTA: Brown Green Orange Pink Purple (at Washington/​Wabash) | Millennium Park, Chicago | 1
Mokena | RI | —  | Mokena | 4
Mont Clare | MDW | —  | Montclare, Chicago | 2
Morton Grove | MDN | —  | Morton Grove | 2
Mount Prospect | UPNW | —  | Mount Prospect | 3
Mundelein | NCS | —  | Mundelein | 4
Museum Campus/​11th Street | ME | —  | South Loop, Chicago | 1
Naperville | BNSF |  Amtrak | Naperville | 4
National Street | MDW | —  | Elgin | 4
New Lenox | RI | —  | New Lenox | 4
North Chicago | UPN | —  | North Chicago | 4
North Glenview | MDN | —  | Glenview | 3
Northbrook | MDN | —  | Northbrook | 3
Norwood Park | UPNW | —  | Norwood Park, Chicago | 2
O'Hare Transfer | NCS | ATS to  O'Hare | O'Hare, Chicago | 2
Oak Forest | RI | —  | Oak Forest | 3
Oak Lawn | SWS | —  | Oak Lawn | 3
Oak Park | UPW |  CTA: Green (at Harlem/​Lake) | Oak Park | 2
Ogilvie Transportation Center †  | UPN UPNW UPW |  CTA: Green Pink (at Clinton) | Fulton River District, Chicago | 1
Olympia Fields | ME | —  | Olympia Fields | 3
Orland Park 143rd Street | SWS | —  | Orland Park | 4
Orland Park 153rd Street | SWS | —  | Orland Park | 4
Orland Park 179th Street | SWS | —  | Orland Park | 4
Palatine | UPNW | —  | Palatine | 4
Palos Heights | SWS | —  | Palos Heights | 3
Palos Park | SWS | —  | Palos Park | 4
Park Ridge | UPNW | —  | Park Ridge | 2
Peterson/​Ridge | UPN | —  | Edgewater, Chicago | 2
Pingree Road | UPNW | —  | Crystal Lake | 4
Prairie Crossing | MDN |  Metra: NCS | Libertyville | 4
Prairie Crossing | NCS |  Metra: MDN | Libertyville | 4
Prairie Street | RI | —  | Blue Island | 2
Prairie View | NCS | —  | Prairie View | 4
Prospect Heights | NCS | —  | Prospect Heights | 3
Racine Avenue | ME | —  | West Pullman, Chicago | 2
Ravenswood | UPN |  CTA: Brown (at Damen) | Ravenswood, Chicago | 2
Ravinia | UPN | —  | Highland Park | 3
Ravinia Park (Seasonal)  | UPN | —  | Highland Park | 3
Richton Park | ME | —  | Richton Park | 3
River Forest | UPW | —  | River Forest | 2
River Grove | MDW NCS | —  | River Grove | 2
Riverdale | ME | —  | Riverdale | 2
Riverside | BNSF | —  | Riverside | 2
Robbins | RI | —  | Robbins | 2
Rogers Park | UPN | —  | Rogers Park, Chicago | 2
Romeoville | HC | —  | Romeoville | 4
Roselle | MDW | —  | Roselle | 4
Rosemont | NCS | —  | Rosemont | 2
Round Lake | MDN | —  | Round Lake | 4
Round Lake Beach | NCS | —  | Round Lake Beach | 4
Route 59 | BNSF | —  | Aurora | 4
Schaumburg | MDW | —  | Schaumburg | 4
Schiller Park | NCS | —  | Schiller Park | 2
South Shore | ME | —  | South Shore, Chicago | 2
State Street | ME | —  | West Pullman, Chicago | 2
Stewart Ridge | ME | —  | Stewart Ridge, Chicago | 2
Stone Avenue | BNSF | —  | La Grange | 3
Stony Island | ME | —  | South Shore, Chicago | 2
Summit | HC |  Amtrak | Summit | 2
Tinley Park | RI | —  | Tinley Park | 3
Tinley Park–80th Avenue | RI | —  | Tinley Park | 4
University Park †  | ME | —  | University Park | 3
Van Buren Street | ME | —  | Loop, Chicago | 1
Vernon Hills | NCS | —  | Vernon Hills | 4
Villa Park | UPW | —  | Villa Park | 3
Washington Street | NCS | —  | Grayslake | 4
Waukegan | UPN | —  | Waukegan | 4
West Chicago | UPW | —  | West Chicago | 4
West Hinsdale | BNSF | —  | Hinsdale | 3
West Pullman | ME | —  | West Pullman, Chicago | 2
Western Avenue | BNSF | —  | Lower West Side, Chicago | 2
Western Avenue | MDN MDW NCS | —  | Humboldt Park, Chicago/West Town | 2
Western Springs | BNSF | —  | Western Springs | 3
Westmont | BNSF | —  | Westmont | 3
Wheaton | UPW | —  | Wheaton | 4
Wheeling | NCS | —  | Wheeling | 3
Willow Springs | HC | —  | Willow Springs | 3
Wilmette | UPN | —  | Wilmette | 2
Windsor Park | ME | —  | South Shore, Chicago | 2
Winfield | UPW | —  | Winfield | 4
Winnetka | UPN | —  | Winnetka | 3
Winthrop Harbor | UPN | —  | Winthrop Harbor | 4
Wood Dale | MDW | —  | Wood Dale | 3
Woodstock | UPNW | —  | Woodstock | 4
Worth | SWS | —  | Worth | 3
Wrightwood | SWS | —  | Wrightwood, Chicago | 2
Zion | UPN | —  | Zion | 4

## Future stations

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Station  | Lines  | Rail connections  | Location  | Fare zone  | Status

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Auburn Park | RI | —  | Auburn Gresham, Chicago | 2  | Under construction[10]
Johnsburg †  | UPNW | —  | Johnsburg | 4  | Proposed[11]
Prairie Grove  | UPNW | —  | Prairie Grove | 4  | Proposed[11]
Ridgefield  | UPNW | —  | Ridgefield | 4  | Proposed[11]
Kinzie–Fulton Market  | MDN MDW NCS UPW |  CTA: Green Pink (at Ashland) | West Town, Chicago | 2  | Proposed[12]
Huntley  | Unnamed intercity service | —  | Huntley |  | Proposed[13]
Belvidere  | Unnamed intercity service | —  | Belvidere |  | Proposed[13]
Rockford †  | Unnamed intercity service | —  | Rockford |  | Proposed[13]

## Former stations

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Station  | Lines  | Rail
connections  | Location  | Fare
zone  | Closed  | Notes

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5th Street | HC | —  | Lockport | G  | 1988[14] |
67th Street | ME | —  | Woodlawn, Chicago | B  | 1984[14] | Station platforms still exist.
91st Street (South Chicago) †  | ME | —  | South Chicago, Chicago | B  | June 2001 | Replaced by South Chicago (93rd Street).[15]
99th Street–Longwood | RI | —  | Longwood Manor, Chicago | C  | 1985[14] |
Abbott's Platform | UPN | —  | North Chicago | G  | 1986[14] | Station only listed on timetables as a note on some North Chicago stop times.
Brighton Park | HC | —  | Brighton Park, Chicago | C  | 1984[14] |
Clyde | BNSF | —  | Cicero | B  | 2007 | Closed due to low ridership and close proximity to Cicero.[16]
Cragin | MDW | —  | Belmont Cragin, Chicago | B  | 2007 | Closed along with Hermosa and replaced with Grand/Cicero.[17]
Givens | RI | —  | Morgan Park, Chicago | C  | 1984[14] |
Glenn | HC | —  | Central Stickney | C  | 1989[14] | Closed due to low ridership and difficulty to access the station.
Halsted Street | HC | —  | Bridgeport, Chicago | B  | 1984[14] |
Hartland | UPNW | —  | Hartland | L  | 1984[14] |
Hermosa | MDW | —  | Hermosa, Chicago | B  | 2007 | Closed along with Cragin and replaced with Grand/Cicero.[17]
Joliet Union Station †  | RI HC |  Amtrak | Joliet | H  | 2014 | Replaced with Joliet Gateway Center in 2018.[18]
Rondout | MDN | —  | Rondout | G  | 1984[14] |
Western Avenue | SWS | —  | Ashburn, Chicago | B  | May 1984[19] |
Wilson Road | MDN | —  | Long Lake | J  | 1984[14] |

## Notes

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1. ^ At partially accessible stations, customers using mobility devices can access and use trains; however, the stations may not have other accessibility features (such as accessible bathrooms, Braille signage, visual display announcements).

## References

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1. ^ a b "Ridership Reports – System Facts". Metra. Archived from the original on March 31, 2020. Retrieved September 14, 2017.
2. ^ "Transit Ridership Report Fourth Quarter and End-of-Year 2016" (PDF). American Public Transportation Association. Retrieved September 14, 2017.
3. ^ "Where do Metra trains run". Metra. Archived from the original on January 16, 2016. Retrieved December 22, 2012.
4. ^ a b c d e f g h i "Metra History". Metra. Archived from the original on March 8, 2019. Retrieved August 15, 2015.
5. ^ Hanna, Janan (August 20, 1996). "Latest Metra Route Opens New World To Suburbs". Chicago Tribune. Retrieved October 15, 2017.
6. ^ "Frequently Asked Questions". Metra. Retrieved March 8, 2015.
7. ^ "Metra's 2024 Fare changes". Metra. Retrieved January 31, 2024.
8. ^ a b "Metra Accessible Station List" (PDF). Regional Transportation Authority. Retrieved May 3, 2022.
9. ^ "Metra Fare Schedule" (PDF). Metra. February 26, 2015. Retrieved August 25, 2015.
10. ^ Wisniewski, Mary (September 30, 2019). "New Metra station coming to Auburn Gresham neighborhood". Chicago Tribune. Retrieved October 18, 2019.
11. ^ a b c "Go to 2040: Comprehensive Regional Plan". Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning. 2010. p. 281. Retrieved October 18, 2018.
12. ^ "Kinzie–Fulton Market: New Metra Station" (PDF). Chicago Department of Transportation. October 12, 2021.
13. ^ a b c Neveau, James (July 6, 2023). "Metra to restore rail service between Rockford, Chicago for first time in 40 years". NBC Chicago. Retrieved July 6, 2023.
14. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k Ridership Trends - Annual Report 2017 (PDF) (Report). Metra Division of Strategic Capital Planning. February 2018. p. 32. Retrieved December 2, 2018.
15. ^ Van Hattem, Matt (July 5, 2006). "Metra: Chicago's commuter railroad". Trains Magazine. Retrieved August 25, 2015.
16. ^ "Metra to shut down BNSF's Clyde station". CS Trains. May 17, 2007. Retrieved March 8, 2015.
17. ^ a b "Cragin Station". Chicago Rail Junctions. Retrieved March 8, 2015.
18. ^ Fabbre, Alicia (April 11, 2018). "New train station opens for commuters in Joliet, ending a six-year wait". Chicago Tribune. Retrieved July 21, 2018.
19. ^ "RTA closing 13 rail stations". Chicago Tribune. March 9, 1984. p. 51. Retrieved December 4, 2018 – via Newspapers.com.

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Metra

Lines|

| Current|

* BNSF
* Heritage Corridor
* Metra Electric
* Milwaukee District North
* Milwaukee District West
* North Central Service
* Rock Island
* SouthWest Service
* Union Pacific North
* Union Pacific Northwest
* Union Pacific West

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Proposed|

* Rockford Intercity Passenger Rail
* Suburban Transit Access Route
* SouthEast Service

Stations and terminals|

* Chicago Union Station
* LaSalle Street Station
* Millennium Station
* Ogilvie Transportation Center

Rolling stock|

* EMD F40C
* EMD F40PH
* EMD F59PH
* MPI MP36PH-3S
* Gallery Car
* Highliner
* Car 553

Incidents|

* 1972 Chicago train crash (Illinois Central Gulf Railroad)
* 1995 Fox River Grove train crash
* 2005 Elmwood Park train crash

See also|

* Regional Transportation Authority
* South Shore Line
* Calumet
* Illinois Central West Line
* Chicago Region Environmental and Transportation Efficiency Program

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