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Explore DC Metros in one place

The Washington Metro Green Line map shows the route from Branch Avenue to Greenbelt, passing through key stations like Navy Yard, L’Enfant Plaza, and U Street. It highlights major transfer points and connectivity across Washington, D.C.

The Washington Metro Blue Line map shows the route from Franconia–Springfield to Largo Town Center, passing through key stations like Pentagon, Smithsonian, and Capitol South. It highlights major transfer points and connectivity across Washington, D.C.

The Washington Metro Red Line map shows a U-shaped route from Shady Grove to Glenmont, covering 27 stations across Washington, D.C., and Maryland. Key stops include Metro Center, Union Station, and Dupont Circle, with major transfer points along the line.

DC Metro holiday hours follow a modified schedule on federal holidays. Trains usually run on a Sunday or weekend timetable, with later start times, reduced frequency, and adjusted closing hours. Special events (like New Year’s Eve or July 4th) may have extended service.

DC Metro peak hours typically run Monday–Friday from 5:00–9:30 AM and 3:00–7:00 PM, when fares are higher and trains are more frequent. Off-peak hours include midday, evenings, and weekends, offering lower fares and slightly reduced service frequency.