WTC Cortlandt
Elevator on the southwest corner of Greenwich St and Vesey St, one level down to the 1 platform. The station first opened on 1 July 1918 as Cortlandt Street, was destroyed in the September 11 attacks and rebuilt; the walls are signed World Trade Center rather than WTC Cortlandt. It is air conditioned, runs 24/7 and connects to PATH.
- Wheelchair Accessible
- yes
- Station Name
- WTC Cortlandt
- Station Level
- -1
- Subway Network
- IRT
- Station Reference ID
- 328
Category: Accessibility
Tags: elevator, manhattan, irt, rebuilt
Coordinates: 40.7114324, -74.0121448
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