Where is halfway between Astoria and Jersey City?

The two are about 7.1 miles apart and roughly 47 minutes apart by subway. Flatiron sits near the middle and is a practical place to start, though the fairest spot depends on each person's exact address and departure time.

Is there a direct train between Astoria and Jersey City?

No single service stops in both, so at least one person changes. Meeting at a transfer point keeps the trip to one change each.

Where to meet halfway between Astoria and Jersey City

Astoria (Queens) and Jersey City (New Jersey) are about 7.1 miles apart, roughly 47 minutes end to end on the subway. No service stops in both neighbourhoods, so someone changes trains — the fair spot is a place where each of you changes at most once.

Start around Flatiron

Flatiron in Manhattan sits closest to the middle of the two and has one of the easiest places in the city to reach, with big restaurants to match. It is served by the N, Q, R, W, 4, 5, 6, F, M, L and PATH. Treat it as the opening suggestion rather than the answer: once you enter your exact addresses, Triangulmate routes real door-to-door times and may land a few stops either side of it.

Find fair spots for your two addresses

Leaving from Astoria

Queens. Served by the N, W, R and M. Locally: Greek tavernas, beer gardens and a dense stretch of Steinway Street restaurants.

Leaving from Jersey City

New Jersey. Served by the PATH. Locally: Newark Avenue restaurants and Grove Street bars, one PATH stop from Manhattan.

Making it fair, not just central

Two people the same distance from a restaurant can have very different evenings: one walks to an express stop, the other waits for a bus and changes at a hub. Triangulmate compares each person's door-to-door time for the day and hour you are meeting, drops anything lopsided, and pushes down journeys that force extra transfers. Set a walking cap and a maximum gap between the two trips, and pick cuisine, price and party size before you search.

Other pairs nearby

Different addresses? Find the halfway point between any two addresses.