NYC Subway Grid archive
Grid #1 answers
Monday, November 2, 2026
NYC Subway Grid archive
Monday, November 2, 2026
On grid #1, the rows were Vowel trains (A E), Blue lines (A C E) and Number trains (1 2 3 4 5 6 7), and the columns were 3+ lines, By the water and Has a “Y”. 105 different stations fit at least one square.
The toughest square was Vowel trains (A E) × Has a “Y”, with only 10 possible stations. The most open was Number trains (1 2 3 4 5 6 7) × 3+ lines, with 30.
Beach 105 St was the quietest station in play, with about 967 riders in a typical week, while Times Sq-42 St/Port Authority Bus Terminal saw about 890,557. A perfect 900 was possible using nine Legendary picks.
No scores were saved for this grid.
Each square shows how many stations fit and the rarest one. Tap a square to jump to every answer.
| 3+ lines | By the water | Has a “Y” | |
|---|---|---|---|
| AEVowel trains | 22 stationsBroadway Junction | 12 stationsBeach 105 St | 10 stationsRockaway Park-Beach 116 St |
| ACEBlue lines | 22 stationsHoyt-Schermerhorn Sts | 13 stationsBroad Channel | 15 stationsLiberty Av |
| 1234567Number trains | 30 stationsNevins St | 28 stations215 St | 29 stationsE 143 St-St Mary's St |
Best possible score: 900 of 900.
Rarity comes from ridership: in each square the quietest station is Legendary (100 points) and the busiest is Common (10).
22 stations fit.
12 stations fit.
10 stations fit.
22 stations fit.
13 stations fit.
15 stations fit.
30 stations fit.
28 stations fit.
29 stations fit.