The DC Metro Orange Line is a key line in Washington, D.C.’s Metrorail network, travelling from Vienna, Virginia to New Carrollton, Maryland. Opening initially in 1978 and completed in 1986, the line links suburban communities in Northern Virginia and Maryland to downtown D.C. The line contains 26 stops, providing easy proximity to residential communities as…
The Red Line Metro DC is the oldest and most used of the Washington Metro lines. It runs from Shady Grove in Montgomery County, Maryland, all the way to Glenmont, cutting across a wide diversity of suburban and urban areas. Altogether, 27 stations make up this line, which covers important locations such as Bethesda, Woodley…
The DC Metro Silver Line is the newest addition to the Washington, D.C., Metrorail system, stretching approximately 23 miles from Downtown Largo in Maryland to Ashburn, Virginia. Operated by WMATA, the line was developed in two phases. Phase 1, launched in 2014, introduced five stations serving the Tyson’s and Reston areas. Phase 2 opened in…
Metro DC Route: The Washington DC Metro, operated by WMATA, is a major rapid transit system serving Washington D.C., as well as parts of Maryland and Virginia. It plays a critical role in the region’s transportation, connecting residential neighbourhoods with business districts, government buildings, and major tourist attractions. The system features six color coded lines—Red,…
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