List of Lynx light rail stations

The LYNX rail system in Charlotte, North Carolina, US encompasses 32 stations on two lines, the Blue Line and the Gold Line. The Blue Line is a light rail line connecting Uptown Charlotte to Pineville and the University of North Carolina Charlotte campus.[1] The Gold Line is a short streetcar within Uptown Charlotte and the Novant Health medical campus.

Stations

Station	Line	Location	Opened	Reference
I-485/South Boulevard	Lynx Blue Line	9508 South Boulevard	November 24, 2007	[2]
Sharon Road West	Lynx Blue Line	8815 Crump Road	November 24, 2007	[2]
Arrowood	Lynx Blue Line	7717 England Street	November 24, 2007	[2]
Archdale	Lynx Blue Line	6230 South Boulevard	November 24, 2007	[2]
Tyvola	Lynx Blue Line	5703 Old Pineville Road	November 24, 2007	[2]
Woodlawn	Lynx Blue Line	4756 Old Pineville Road	November 24, 2007	[2]
Scaleybark	Lynx Blue Line	3750 South Boulevard	November 24, 2007	[2]
New Bern	Lynx Blue Line	129 New Bern Street	November 24, 2007	[2]
East/West Boulevard	Lynx Blue Line	1821 Camden Road	November 24, 2007	[2]
Bland Street	Lynx Blue Line	1511 Camden Road	November 24, 2007	[2]
Carson	Lynx Blue Line	218 East Carson Boulevard	November 24, 2007	[2]
Stonewall	Lynx Blue Line	260 East Stonewall Street	November 24, 2007	[2]
3rd Street/Convention Center	Lynx Blue Line	305 East Third Street	November 24, 2007	[2]
Charlotte Transportation Center CTC Arena (Gold Line)	Lynx Blue Line   CityLynx Gold Line	310 East Trade Street	November 24, 2007	[2]
7th Street	Lynx Blue Line	260 East Seventh Street	November 24, 2007	[2]
9th Street	Lynx Blue Line	237 East Ninth Street	March 16, 2018	[3]
Parkwood	Lynx Blue Line	327 Parkwood Avenue	March 16, 2018	[3]
25th Street	Lynx Blue Line	2227 North Brevard Street	March 16, 2018	[3]
36th Street	Lynx Blue Line	434 East 36th Street	March 16, 2018	[3]
Sugar Creek	Lynx Blue Line	644 East Sugar Creek Road	March 16, 2018	[3]
Old Concord Road	Lynx Blue Line	5442 North Tryon Street	March 16, 2018	[3]
Tom Hunter	Lynx Blue Line	6505 North Tryon Street	March 16, 2018	[3]
University City Blvd	Lynx Blue Line	7205 North Tryon Street	March 16, 2018	[3]
McCullough	Lynx Blue Line	8312 North Tryon Street	March 16, 2018	[3]
JW Clay Blvd/UNC Charlotte	Lynx Blue Line	9048 North Tryon Street	March 16, 2018	[3]
UNC Charlotte–Main	Lynx Blue Line	9025 Cameron Boulevard	March 16, 2018	[3]
CPCC Central Campus	CityLynx Gold Line	1160–1205 Elizabeth Avenue	July 14, 2015	[4]
Davidson Street	CityLynx Gold Line	604 East Trade Street	July 14, 2015	[4]
Elizabeth & Hawthorne	CityLynx Gold Line	1617 Elizabeth Avenue	July 14, 2015	[4]
Hawthorne & 5th	CityLynx Gold Line	226 Hawthorne Lane	July 14, 2015	[4]
McDowell Street	CityLynx Gold Line	806 East Trade Street	July 14, 2015	[4]

Future stations

The second phase of the CityLynx Gold Line is under construction and is scheduled to be completed in 2020. It will add 11 additional stations.[5]

Station	Line	Notes
Bruns	CityLynx Gold Line
Charlotte Gateway Station	CityLynx Gold Line
French Street	CityLynx Gold Line
Hawthorne & 8th	CityLynx Gold Line
Irwin	CityLynx Gold Line
Johnson & Wales	CityLynx Gold Line
Johnson C. Smith University	CityLynx Gold Line
Mint Street	CityLynx Gold Line
Sunnyside Avenue	CityLynx Gold Line
Tryon Street	CityLynx Gold Line
Wesley Heights	CityLynx Gold Line

References

1. "LYNX Blue Line". CATS. Retrieved March 18, 2018.
2. Harrison, Steve; Kristen Valle (November 25, 2007). "Light rail, heavy traffic - Thousands wait in lines for a free ride on 1st day". Charlotte Observer. p. 1A.
3. Harrison, Steve; Henderson, Bruce (March 16, 2018). "After a decade of planning, Charlotte's light-rail extension finally opens". Charlotte Observer. Retrieved March 18, 2018.
4. Harrison, Steve (July 13, 2015). "What are the rules for cars near Charlotte's new streetcar?". Charlotte Observer. Retrieved March 18, 2018.
5. "CityLynx Gold Line Phase 2: Fast Facts" (PDF). City of Charlotte. December 2016. Archived from the original (PDF) on March 28, 2017. Retrieved March 18, 2018.