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I don't want it to seem as though I'm contradicting you, but it's as hard to say that WTC and Chambers St. are one station as it is to say that the BMT Canal St. complex is one station.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I haven't been there for several years, but I seem to remember that some of the signs on the platform at WTC actually say Chambers St, in the same way that Whitehall St. also has some which say South Ferry. Chambers St./WTC seems to be closer to being one station than Whitehall St. and the real South Ferry, where you have to come up to street level to get from one to the other, and you can't even get a transfer between the two. I've walked past Chambers St. and I don't remember seeing separate entrances saying chambers St. and World Trade Center; I'm not sure if I actually saw any signs which said World Trade Centre; but as I said, it's several years ago so my memory may be failing me. The street entrances to the WTC E station are behind St. Paul's Chapel on Church Street between Fulton and Vesey (and until a couple weeks ago, from the WTC PATH station concourse). The street entrances to the Chambers St. station are up at Chambers St. and a block north. There's a long uphill underground passage (outside fare control) from the WTC E entrance to the 2-3 and A-C stations. The northernmost stair from the E platform leads inside the fare control zone of the A-C and 2-3 stations.