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St. Louis MetroLink Green Line

(formerly the Northside-Southside Jefferson Avenue Alignment)

is a transformational transit project.

Click on the stations below to see their benefits:

Green Line
Grand Boulevard / Fairground Park St. Louis Avenue Cass Avenue Dr. Martin Luther King Drive Market Street Scott Avenue / Ewing Yard Park Avenue Gravois Avenue / Sidney Street Cherokee Street Chippewa Street

Grand Boulevard / Fairground Park

Features at this stop:

  • Direct access to Fairground Park
  • Station direct connection to Brickline Greenway on Grand Blvd.

St. Louis Avenue

Features at this stop:

  • Creates transportation node at northern end of NGA campus
  • Station direct connection to Brickline Greenway

Cass Avenue

Features at this stop:

  • Provides efficient gateway connection to NGA campus
  • Significant amounts of developable land directly  adjacent to Cass Ave. station

Dr. Martin Luther King Drive

Features at this stop:

  • Minimizes impacts on schools, social service agencies, businesses, plus requires less right-of-way
  • Allows for more efficient use of resources and infrastructure

Market Street

Features at this stop:

  • Serves extensive development
  • Establishes light-rail connection in heart of Downtown West

Scott Avenue / Ewing Yard

Features at this stop:

  • Connects Green Line to existing MetroLink Red and Blue lines
  • Provides access to enlarged vehicle maintenance facility

Park Avenue

Features at this stop:

  • Provides direct connection to Lafayette Park and Business District
  • Provides transit hub to dense residential areas

Gravois Avenue / Sidney Street

Features at this stop:

  • Creates transportation hub along Gravois Ave., a major commercial arterial

Cherokee Street

Features at this stop:

  • Establishes light-rail transit connection to Cherokee St. business district
  • Provides transit hub to dense residential areas

Chippewa Street

Features at this stop:

  • Southernmost stop along extension
  • Provides transit hub to dense residential areas
This project makes St. Louis a more equitable and thriving city for all people.
The Green Line spurs
growth and development
making St. Louis
competitive and attractive to
new residents and businesses.

See project news HERE.
Join the email list HERE.

The Green Line spurs
growth and development
making St. Louis
competitive and attractive to
new residents and businesses.
See project news HERE.
Join a meeting HERE.
  • One Metropolitan Square
    211 N. Broadway, Ste. 700
    St. Louis, MO 63102
  • [email protected]
  • 314-200-5675
  • One Metropolitan Square | 211 N. Broadway, Ste. 700 | St. Louis, MO 63102

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