Markham GO Station

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Markham GO Transit station
214 Main Street North Markham, Ontario
Facility information
Station schedules	MKGO
Fare zone	72
Station building	yes
Wheelchair accessibility	yes
Parking spots	266
Bicycle rack	yes
GO Transit webpage	MKGO
Stouffville line Ridership (2006): 2,675,000 Service type: rush hour peak (5 trains)   Lincolnville (under construction) Stouffville 46.8 km Mount Joy 38.7 km Markham 36.7 km Centennial 35.0 km Unionville 30.6 km Milliken 27.4 km Agincourt 22.9 km Kennedy 16.4 km Union – Train lines A Lakeshore West B Lakeshore East C Milton D Georgetown E Barrie F Richmond Hill G Stouffville Bus terminals Ajax Bus Terminal Barrie Bus Terminal Finch Bus Terminal Guelph Bus Terminal McMaster University Bus Terminal Newmarket Bus Terminal Oshawa Bus Terminal Richmond Hill Centre Terminal Scarborough Centre Bus Terminal Square One Bus Terminal Union Station Bus Terminal Yorkdale Bus Terminal York Mills Bus Terminal

The Markham GO Station is a train and bus station in the GO Transit network located on Markham Main Street North in Markham, Ontario in Canada. It is a stop on the Stouffville line train service.

It was originally a station of the Toronto and Nipissing Railway, whose original building still exists on the site.

Contents 1 Connecting services 1.1 GO Transit 1.2 York Region Transit 1.3 Toronto Transit Commission 2 See also 3 External links

[edit] Connecting services

[edit] GO Transit

Stouffville Line

• Trains--Peak service to (AM) and from (PM) Union Station (Toronto)
• Buses--off peak hours between Uxbridge and Union Station Bus Terminal

York University

• Highway 407 Routing between Mount Joy and York Main Campus.

[edit] York Region Transit

• Route 1 (off peak) comes within 2 blocks (Joseph Street) of Station; serving Richmond Hill Centre Terminal.
• Route 41 (Markham Local) Connects to McCowan (VIVA) terminus.
• Route 522 (Markham Community Bus)

[edit] Toronto Transit Commission

• Route 102D Markham Road to/from Warden Subway Station--presently one of the longest TTC Routes.

[edit] See also

• York Region Transit
• Toronto Transit Commission

[edit] External links

• GO Transit station page for Markham GO Station

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