Andrew (MBTA station)

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Andrew Station
An MBTA Redline T Departs Andrew Station
Station statistics
Address Andrew Square at the intersection of Dorchester Avenue and Southampton Street, South Boston, MA 02127
Lines MBTA Subway
Red Line
Other information
Opened June 29, 1918
Accessible Handicapped/disabled access
Owned by Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority

Andrew is a station on the rapid transit Red Line at Dorchester Avenue at Andrew Square, by Southampton Street, Dorchester Street, and Boston Street in South Boston, Massachusetts.

Contents

  • Carson Beach
  • Dorchester Bay

  • 5 City Point - McCormack Housing via Andrew Station
  • 10 City Point - Copley Square via Andrew Station & B.U. Medical Area
  • 16
  • 18
  • 47

Andrew station is wheelchair accessible. See MBTA accessibility.

  Preceding station     MBTA     Following station  
toward Alewife
 Red Line
toward Ashmont or Braintree
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