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Park and Ride Lots 150 MAP LEGEND CATS Area Map Legend If you don’t live within convenient walking distance of a CATS route or the LYNX Blue Line, you can drive to the nearest Park and Ride lot to catch the bus or train. Please see map below, or Express service map for location. Si usted no vive dentro de andar conveniente la distancia de una rutas de CATS o la Línea LYNX Blue, usted puede manejar al más cercano terreno del Parque y el Paseo para coger autobús o tren. Vea por favor mapa debajo de o Exprese el servicio mapa para la ubicación. MOORESVILLE I R 52 R 41X Express route O Local bus route E 10 W CAT D A A 77X WBA CO. E Local bus route – alternate service Abbey Plaza Shopping Center Cambridge Commons Cokesburg United Gastonia Transit Center K-Mart Promenade Shopping Center St. Matthews Catholic Church Woodlawn Station Express route – non-stop LINC L N 10 OLN L CO. Methodist Church (Bradley Transit Center) C 601 Park St, Belmont, NC 8010 Cambridge Commons Dr, 2120 W Roosevelt Blvd, Monroe, NC 5 Providence Rd, Charlotte, NC 8015 Ballantyne Commons Pkwy. 4756 Old Pineville Rd, Charlotte, NC 321 C Neighborhood bus route 53X O 201 Express route – reverse commute O 77 . Map ref: Express map Charlotte, NC 6701 Idlewild Rd, Charlotte, NC 121 N Oakland St, Gastonia, NC Map ref: Express map Map ref: G8 Charlotte, NC Map ref: F4 . 41X Express route 41X Express route – infrequent service Albemarle Road Map ref: D9 Map ref: F7 Map ref: Express map Mallard Creek Providence Baptist Church Map ref: J7 601 85 77X Express route – non-stop LYNX Blue Line (under constru150ction); 6810 Lawyers Rd, Charlotte NC Carmel Road Park Charlotte Motor Speedway Silver Good Shepherd Presbyterian 1712 JN Pease Pl, Charlotte, NC 4921 Randolph Rd, Charlotte, NC Strawberry Hill 53X Express route – reverse commute 16 Davidson ROWAN CO. Map ref: F8 2350 Carmel Rd, Charlotte, NC Lot Church Map ref: B7 Map ref: G6 4309 Providence Rd, Charlotte, NC Park and Ride Lot CABARRUS CO. 41X Express route – alternate service Map ref: H6 5555 Concord Pkwy 3307 Rea Rd, Charlotte, NC Map ref: G6 77X Arboretum Shopping Center Manchester Theater Providence Methodist Church 77 Concord, NC Map ref: I6 LINFoCrO ELxNpTrOesN s routes service in this Cornelius KANNAPOLIS 590 Airport Connector 8008 Providence Rd, Charlotte, NC Carolina Place Mall 1935 Cinema Dr, Rock Hill, SC 2810 Providence Rd, Charlotte, NC Trinity Presbyterian Church 27 area, please see the Charlotte Area Map ref: A9 Lake 77X 590 Airport Connector – non-stop Map ref: I6 11001 Carolina Place Pkwy Huntersville Northcross Map ref: Express map Map ref: G6 3115 Providence Rd, Charlotte, NC map and the Huntersville, Cornelius 21 Cornelius Town Hall 73 LYNX Blue Line Pineville, NC 17126 Northcross Dr, Huntersville, NC Map ref: G6 Norman r Rd Archdale Station Mason Wallace Park ScaleyBark Station inset map. Fur 80X Map ref: J4 21445 Catawba Ave, Cornelius, NC Map ref: Huntersville/Cornelius map m 6230 South Blvd, Charlotte, NC 7300 Monroe Rd, Charlotte, NC 3750 South Blvd, Charlotte, NC Tyvola Station 77X Sa LYNX Station Map ref: Huntersville/Cornelius map 73 Map ref: G4 Central Church of God Huntersville-Gateway Map ref: G7 Map ref: F4 5703 Old Pineville Rd, Charlotte, NC 150 48X CONCORD LYNX Park and Ride 5301 Sardis Rd, Charlotte, NC Cornerstone Baptist Church 10300 Compass St, Huntersville, NC Map ref: G4 Huntersville 49 Arrowood Station Matthews Independence Pointe Sharon Baptist Church Community Transit Center; Park and Ride Lot 7717 England St, Charlotte, NC Map ref: G6 8947 Albemarle Rd, Charlotte, NC Map ref: Huntersville/Cornelius map 9614 Independence Pointe Pkwy 6411 Sharon Rd, Charlotte, NC Union Town Center LINCOLN CO. Map ref: E8 GASTON CO. Place of interest; Government institution Map ref: H4 Central Steele Creek I-485/South Boulevard Station Matthews, NC Map ref: H5 5850 E Hwy 74, Indian Trail, NC 27 48X Presbyterian Church Coulwood Shopping Center 9508 South Blvd, Charlotte, NC Map ref: H8 Map ref: Express map 85 t 73 Hospital or medical center Big Lots Sharon Road West Station 77X n S yo 9401 S Tryon St, Charlotte, NC 8410 Bellhaven Rd, Charlotte, NC Map ref: I4 321 Tr 601 280 Hwy 29 South, Concord, NC Matthews Presbyterian Church 8815 Crump Rd, Charlotte, NC White Street B N Academic institution Map ref: H2 Map ref: B2 ro o Map ref: Express map IKEA 207 W John St, Matthews, NC Map ref: H4 138 E. White St, Rock Hill, SC k sh 29 ire 80X Park or cemetery Church of Jesus Christ of Davidson-Gateway 8300 Ikea Blvd, Charlotte, NC Map ref: H8 Map ref: Express map B 53X Calvary Church St John Neumann Catholic Church lv Latter Day Saints On-Street Parking Map ref: C6 d 53X W Shopping center 5801 Pineville-Matthews Rd Northlake Mall 8451 Idlewild Rd, Charlotte, NC Whitehall Commons 77X T H . 88X arr O 3815 Carmel Rd, Charlotte, NC Map ref: Huntersville/Cornelius map is Blvd C . Charlotte, NC 6801 Northlake Mall Dr, Charlotte, NC Map ref: F8 8031 S Tryon St, Charlotte, NC 48 5 54X . O Airport S Map ref: I5 O C U Map ref: I5 Map ref: A5 Map ref: G3 . C 49 R Y O G R L C R A N N U B A HARRISBURG T O B A S To Huntersville T N 16 C S 48X 53X 54X E 80X and Cornelius A L G K 77X C 54X see inset left E 51 Cra Charlotte Motor M 48X i To Concord GASTONIA 80 X 4 5 6 g L 7 8 0X 8 9 B a S 74 85 r w To Concord Mills Speedway 85X 53X To Cornelius, Davidson o i p t w n e S 48 5 d 53X g e Silver Lot 88X 77 ryon R n F 74 85X T e w d Park and Ride 29 Gastonia Transit Center Belmont N 24 24 27 lle Northlake Mall 77X y w CA vi ( a M s Park and Ride R u y S 80X B (Bradley Transit Center) E r 48 5 d P n y Abbey Plaza C A te d w 85 85X K R n r Pk R o e 85 Park and Ride L U u 53X r rd 85 E s B o Shopping Center 46X N S -H d c CHARLOTTE p c l B C ly R o v n U l o O o e n d Park and Ride R . r s C G H i C t Northlake 99 ty tr 40X 52X O M P C k u 41X . 7 Mall r h e c o u e ti Charlotte 64X 65X 27 s rc r o Charlotte B 61X p h C n r 40X e ) o 74X r 590 it Motor oDouglas 82X 62X y R d 321 r k Croft C d s a Speedway r l e l Inth’l Airport . 24 e i 45X O k a r C 99 e . 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