Street level subway stations in Brooklyn?

Are there any street level subway stations still existing in Brooklyn? This question came up in a thread on Brooklyn rail topics in a Brooklyn Dodgers website that I frequent. I haven't been to Brooklyn in over 20 years and my meager collection of books on NYC subways doesn't provide a ready answer.

Here's the thread in the event anyone would like to peruse it:

http://www.brooklyndodgermemories.com/b ... t1674.html

Thanks for any answer(s) you can provide.

Canarsie's at street level, and I'm sure some of the stations leading to Canarsie on the L must also be at street level.

Rockaway Park Beach 116st is also at street level.

Rockaway Parkway, E105th street, Wilson ave (lower level/manhattanbound platform opens right to the street)

BobLI wrote:Rockaway Park Beach 116st is also at street level.

Isn't that station in Queens?

Kamen Rider wrote:Rockaway Parkway, E105th street, Wilson ave (lower level/manhattanbound platform opens right to the street)

On what lines are Rockaway Parkway, Wilson ave?

Canarsie, all of them.

86th Street on the N-Line (BMT Sea Beach) and a few BMT Brighton Beach (Q, Run As Directed B) Station between the open cut portion and the "EL" Structure portion

that's an embankment, not a surface route.

Well, it's considered ground level to me, as surface, just like the MBTA Red Line south of JFK/UMASS

although you may consider it ground level, the thread's asking about street level. I don't think there are any streets nearby that are level with the station.

That's in Middle Village (Queens).