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You are incorrect. Brooklyn and Queens have subway networks that are each larger than the next largest subway networks in the US. Brooklyn has a slightly better

You are incorrect. Brooklyn and Queens have subway networks that are each larger than the next largest subway networks in the US. Brooklyn has a slightly better network than Queens, but both are fantastic. Eastern Queens (after the end of the 7 train) indeed is a transit desert, but still has many commuter rail stations. There's a station central-eastern Brooklyn called "Broadway Junction" that has as many connections as the largest transfer station in DC.

pavel_lishin 10y ago
> Brooklyn and Queens have subway networks that are each larger than the next largest subway networks in the US But they are still much less densely covered than Manhattan: https://cwhong.carto.com/viz/6dfca01c-47e5-11e6-9fd3-0ee66e2c9693/public_map https://cwhong.carto.com/viz/6dfca01c-47e5-11e6-9fd3-0ee66e2...
dx034 10y ago
> Brooklyn and Queens have subway networks that are each larger than the next largest subway networks in the US Mainly because NYC is the only US city with an extensive subway system.