Template:Eighth Avenue Line

Eighth Avenue Line
Harlem – 159th Street  M10  155th Street ​ 153rd–154th Streets 152nd Street 150th Street–Macombs Place 148th Street 147th Street 145th Street ​​​ 143rd Street 141st–142nd Streets 140th Street 138th Street 135th Street 133rd Street 131st Street 129th Street 127th Street 125th Street ​​​ 123rd Street 121st Street 119th Street 116th Street ​ 114th Street 112th Street Cathedral Parkway ​ 108th Street 106th Street 103rd Street ​ 100th Street 96th Street ​ 94th Street 92nd Street 90th Street 88th Street 86th Street ​ 84th Street 81st Street ​ 77th Street 75th Street 74th Street 72nd Street ​ 70th Street 68th Street 66th Street / Central Park West Lincoln Center – 66th Street  M20  64th Street 61st Street Columbus Circle ​​​ 58th Street (M20 only) ​​​ Midtown – 57th Street  M10  (only) 56th Street 55th Street 53rd Street ​​ 52nd Street 50th Street ​​​​ 49th Street ​ 46th Street 44th Street 43rd Street 41st Street ​​ ​​ ​ ​​​ 39th Street 37th Street 34th Street ​​ 34th Street ​​ 31st Street 28th Street 25th Street 23rd Street ​ 23rd Street 20th Street 18th Street 14th Street ​​ 14th Street ​​ ​ Waverly Place Bleecker Street Perry Street 10th Street Christopher Street Barrow Street Bedford Street Clarkson–Houston Streets Charlton Street Spring Street Watts Street North Moore Street Harrison Street Duane Street Chambers–Hudson Streets ​​ Chambers–Greenwich Streets Chambers–West Streets Warren Street Murray–Vesey Streets Albany Street West Thames Street 3rd Place 1st Place West Street Washington Street Bridge Street ​ South Ferry  M20  ​​​
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Main article: M10 and M20 buses

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