define deepest.
deepest to the street or deepest overall.
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Deepest Subway Station In New York
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191st Street - IRT West Side Line @ 180' below street level.
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The #7 at GCT and the E at 53rd & Lex are pretty deep... I've never used it, but I've heard that the F on Roosevelt Island is pretty deep.
Grand Central (7) is 80-100' deep. With the round platform ceiling, deep level construction and long escalators, it could pass for a London Tube station!
Since my friend continues to chain smoke nonstop, she is probably an Alco.
the issues is that the Washington heights tunnel may be deep, but it depth is mesured from the surface. Roosevelt island is 100 feet down from a surface that's basicly sea level, where as 168, 181 and 191 lose points becuase their "surface" is much higher.
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I don't know how deep the Lexington Avenue Station on 63rd Street is - but it seem to be quite deep with the platforms being 12 and 13 stories down.