Davisville (TTC)

Davisville TTC Subway Station
Station statistics
Address	1900 Yonge Street
Coordinates	43°41′51″N 79°23′49.3″W / 43.6975°N 79.397028°W / 43.6975; -79.397028Coordinates: 43°41′51″N 79°23′49.3″W / 43.6975°N 79.397028°W / 43.6975; -79.397028
Lines	Yonge–University–Spadina
Connections	TTC buses
Structure	above ground
Platforms	1 island platform 1 side platform
Tracks	3
Other information
Opened	30 March 1954
Accessible
Presto card	No
Traffic
Passengers (2009-10)	22,970
Services
Preceding station   TTC   Following station St. Clair toward Downsview Yonge–University–Spadina Eglinton toward Finch

Davisville is a station on the Yonge–University–Spadina line of the subway system in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is located at 1900 Yonge Street at Chaplin Crescent/Davisville Avenue. It was opened in 1954.

It is an open-air station below street level, with separate canopies over each platform.

Subway infrastructure in the vicinity

The station is adjacent to Davisville Yard, which is visible from the trains and platforms. The station is unique, as it is the only station to have a semi-active 'third platform'. The platform on the yard side - actually referred to as the Davisville Buildup - can be used by trains entering or leaving service at the yard or as an alternate route if one of the running lines is blocked.

The line continues north in open cut as far as the Berwick Portal, just before the next station.

The line continues south in open cut as far as the Muir Portal, roughly halfway to the next station.

The northbound (right) and southbound (left) platforms, with a Toronto Rocket on the third track. Chaplin Crescent crosses on the bridge above the station.

Nearby landmarks

The W.C. McBrien Building, above the station, houses the TTC's central offices. Bus platforms are visible on the ground floor

Nearby landmarks include the Mount Pleasant Cemetery, the Upper Canada College campus, and the TTC's main administrative office building, the Wm. C. McBrien Building. The station's bus platforms are under the western half of the building at street level, and the open-air northbound subway platform abuts against the building's west wall.

The former Canadian National Railways Belt Line Railway railway corridor crosses over the subway tracks south of the station. It has been converted into a pedestrian trail, officially called the "Kay Gardner Beltline Park".

Surface connections

Main article: List of bus routes in Toronto

• 11 Bayview - All branches
• 14 Glencairn
• 28 Davisville
• 97 Yonge

External links

Media related to Davisville Station at Wikimedia Commons

• Davisville Station at the Toronto Transit Commission