Warren Avenue station

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Warren Avenue
Warren Avenue station.jpg
Southbound platform
General information
Location Woodward Avenue at Warren Avenue
Detroit, Michigan
United States
Coordinates 42°21′25″N83°03′51″W / 42.35694°N 83.06417°W / 42.35694; -83.06417
ConnectionsAiga bus trans.svg DDOT 4, 8
Aiga bus trans.svg SMART FAST Woodward
Aiga bus trans.svg SMART 851
History
OpenedMay 12, 2017 (2017-05-12)
Services
Preceding station QLINE Logo.svg QLineFollowing station
Ferry Street QLine Canfield Street
Location
Warren Avenue station

Warren Avenue is a QLINE streetcar station in Midtown Detroit, Michigan. [1] The station opened for service on May 12, 2017. [2] The station is located in the Cultural Center Historic District, and services Wayne State University's campus and the Detroit Medical Center. [3]

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Station

Warren Avenue is located near the Detroit Institute of Arts, Michigan Science Center, Charles H. Wright Museum of African-American History, Cathedral Church of St. Paul, and the main location of the Detroit Public Library. [3]

The station is heated and features security cameras, emergency phones, passenger information displays, and Wi-Fi. [4] Wayne State University is its presenting sponsor. [5]

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