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La station est au cœur d'une bifurcation en deux branches de la ligne 13 : la branche Asnières - Gennevilliers et la branche Saint-Denis.
La station est ouverte le 26 février 1911 lors de la création de la ligne B du Nord-Sud. Puis, le 20 janvier 1912 lors de l'ouverture de la branche vers Porte de Clichy, elle devient une station à double direction.

Son nom fait référence au lieu-dit « La Fourche » qui, en surface, désigne le carrefour en Y de l'avenue de Saint-Ouen et de l'avenue de Clichy. À cet endroit, les deux branches de la ligne 13 se séparent.
En 2019, la station a vu passer 2,5M de voyageurs.

The station is at the heart of a bifurcation into two branches of line 13: the Asnières - Gennevilliers branch and the Saint-Denis branch.
The station was opened on February 26, 1911 when the North-South line B was created. Then, on January 20, 1912 when the branch to Porte de Clichy opened, it became a two-way station.

Its name refers to the place called “La Fourche” which, on the surface, designates the Y-shaped intersection of Avenue de Saint-Ouen and Avenue de Clichy. At this point, the two branches of line 13 separate.
In 2019, the station saw 2.5M passengers pass through.

Is there other puplic transportation in the area?: No What level is the station?: Below street level

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