New York City Subway Stations
- 82nd Street – Jackson Heights (IRT Flushing Line), serving the 7 train
- Roosevelt Avenue / 74th Street, a station complex consisting of:
- Jackson Heights – Roosevelt Avenue (IND Queens Boulevard Line), serving the E F M R trains
- 74th Street – Broadway (IRT Flushing Line), serving the 7 train
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