List of Glasgow Subway stations

The Glasgow Subway is an underground rail service in Scotland that serves the city of Glasgow. The Subway is the second oldest underground rail service on Great Britain, second only to the London Underground.

Map of the Glasgow Subway

The system comprises one circular line, with two sets of rail that operate in alternative directions. The system also travels underneath the River Clyde.

Stations

Listed in clockwise order from Partick.

Name	Transport Interchange	Serves	Usage [1]
Partick (named Merkland Street until 1977)	Partick Station First Buses McGill's Avondale	Riverside Museum Hamilton Crescent Cricket Ground	966,192
Kelvinhall (named Partick Cross until 1977)	First Buses McGill's	Kelvin Hall Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum Kelvingrove Park University of Glasgow Western Infirmary	661,359
Hillhead	First Buses	University of Glasgow Glasgow Botanic Gardens Byres Road Ashton Lane	1,852,342
Kelvinbridge	Kelvinbridge Park & Ride First Buses	Great Western Road Kelvingrove Park University of Glasgow St Mary's Cathedral The Glasgow Academy	941,008
St George's Cross	First Buses	Great Western Road Firhill Stadium	524,638
Cowcaddens	First Buses	The Willow Tearooms Glasgow School of Art Glasgow Caledonian University Glasgow Kelvin College Glasgow Sculpture Studios Gallery	460,577
Buchanan Street	Queen Street Station Buchanan bus station	Buchanan Street Buchanan Galleries Glasgow City Chambers George Square Glasgow Royal Concert Hall Cineworld	2,420,995
St Enoch	Glasgow Central Station Argyle Street Station First Buses McGill's Stagecoach West Scotland	St. Enoch Centre St Andrew's Cathedral River Clyde	1,908,029
Bridge Street	Bridge Street Park & Ride First Buses	O2 Academy Glasgow Glasgow Sheriff Court	380,187
West Street			96,593
Shields Road	Shields Road Park & Ride	Scotland Street School Museum	446,491
Kinning Park			243,074
Cessnock	First Buses McGill's	Glasgow Science Centre (including Glasgow Tower, the IMAX cinema) BBC Scotland STV (TV network)	442,523
Ibrox (named Copland Road until 1977)	First Buses McGill's	Ibrox Stadium	487,543
Govan (named Govan Cross until 1977)	First Buses McGill's	Govan Old Parish Church	925,541

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References

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