MBTA Green Line tunnels

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The MBTA Green Line tunnels are the underground sections of Boston’s Green Line light rail system that carry trolleys beneath the city’s core, including the central subway downtown.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway tunnel system
urban transit infrastructure
connectsStation Arlington
Boylston
Copley
Government Center
Haymarket
Heath Street NERFINISHED
Hynes Convention Center
Kenmore
Lechmere
Medford/Tufts
North Station
Park Street
Prudential
Science Park/West End
Symphony
Union Square
constructionStart 1895
electrification overhead catenary
fareSystem proof-of-payment
gauge standard gauge
includesSection Boylston Street subway
Central Subway
Kenmore subway
North Station–Lechmere viaduct approaches
Tremont Street subway
locatedIn Boston
Massachusetts
United States
notableFeature one of the oldest subway tunnels in North America
openingDate 1897
operator Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
linked to: MBTA
originalPurpose to remove streetcar congestion from Boston streets
owner Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
linked to: MBTA
partOf MBTA Green Line
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
linked to: MBTA
rollingStock light rail vehicles
safetySystem signalized operation
serves Allston
Back Bay
Boston downtown
Brookline NERFINISHED
Cambridge
Fenway–Kenmore
system MBTA subway
linked to: Boston subway
trackConfiguration mostly double track
usedBy Green Line B branch
Green Line C branch
linked to: Green Line C Branch

Green Line D branch
Green Line E branch

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MBTA Type 7 Light Rail Vehicle networkCompatibility MBTA Green Line tunnels
Green Line C Branch hasSubwaySection Central Subway in downtown Boston
linked to: MBTA Green Line tunnels