Seattle Metro Map
Explore the Seattle Metro network (United States) on a free interactive map: 8 lines, 57 stations, journeys between any two stations, next departures and step-free stations.
Coverage: Metro, rail urbain and suburban trains
Open the interactive map →Seattle Metro lines
Main interchange stations
- International District Chinatown1 Line2 LineS LineN Line
- Westlake1 Line2 LineMonorail
- A GatesBlue LineYellow Line
- Capitol Hill1 Line2 Line
- D GatesGreen LineYellow Line
- Lynnwood City Center1 Line2 Line
- Mountlake Terrace1 Line2 Line
- Northgate1 Line2 Line
- Pinehurst1 Line2 Line
- Pioneer Square1 Line2 Line
- Roosevelt1 Line2 Line
- Shoreline North/185th1 Line2 Line
- Shoreline South/148th1 Line2 Line
- Symphony1 Line2 Line
- U District1 Line2 Line
- University of Washington1 Line2 Line
What you can do on MetroTrove
- Follow trains on the map, with real time in Paris, London and New York.
- Plan a journey between any two stations, with step-free options.
- See how far you can go in 15, 30 or 45 minutes.
- Collect stations by photographing them on site.
Seattle Metro: frequently asked questions
How many lines does the Seattle Metro have?
The Seattle network on MetroTrove has 8 lines (Monorail, 1 Line, 2 Line, S Line, N Line, Blue Line, Green Line, Yellow Line) serving 57 stations. Coverage: Metro, rail urbain and suburban trains.
What is the longest line of the Seattle Metro?
Line 1 Line is the longest line on the map, with 27 stations.
What are the main interchange stations in Seattle?
The best-connected stations are International District Chinatown (4 lines), Westlake (3 lines), A Gates (2 lines) and Capitol Hill (2 lines). Tap any station on the interactive map to see its lines, connections and accessibility.
How do I plan a journey on the Seattle Metro?
Open the interactive map, pick a departure and an arrival station, and MetroTrove shows the fastest route with every transfer, the travel time and step-free options.
Can I see live Seattle trains?
Live train positions are currently available in Paris, London and New York. For Seattle, MetroTrove shows the full network map, every station and the journey planner.
Is the Seattle Metro map free?
Yes. The map works for free in any browser, on phone or desktop, with no download. An account is only needed to collect stations in the game.