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JUN-21 System Map Updated Rt 19 and Rt 58 JUNE 2021 MILWAUKEE COUNTY TRANSIT GUIDE GUÍA DE TRANSITO DEL CONDADO DE MILWAUKEE JUNIO DE 2021 County Line County Line ROUTE KEY Kohl Park RUTAS CLAVE North Lake Regular Routes Park Rutas habituales N. 85th N. W. Allyn N Deerwood N. 91st N. Pilgrim Service Guide / Guía de Servicio Northridge Thicker Routing / Enrutamiento más grueso 8800 Main Lakes Green Bay N. 1 Frequent Service / Servicio Frecuente W. Brown Deer BAYSIDE 15 min. or better 6AM-6PM weekdays 88 88 68 15 minutos o mejor 6AM-6PM de lunes a Viernes Servite Old Orchard W. Brown Deer Schlitz Thinner Routing / Enrutamiento más delgado MENOMONEE 107th N. Milwaukee River Washington N. Port Audubon 1 Local Service / Servicio local Center FALLS Doctor’s 1 Daytime-Only Routes - Operate 6AM-8PM Dretzka Rutas Diurnas - Operan 6AM-8PM 88 Park Park W. Appleton RIVER HILLS 8000 Park-Ride Lot Sector de estacionamiento W. Bradley BROWN DEER N. 124th N. Freeway Flyer N. 76th N. N. 60th N. Pasajero que Viaja por Autopista N. Teutonia Limited Service Calumet Be sure to check schedules for days and times this route N. 107th N. Brown FOX POINT or route segment operates. Deer Park Servicio Limitado 7200 Asegúrese de consultar los cronogramas con los días This map is effective June 6, 2021 y horarios para esta ruta o segmento de ruta. through August 28, 2021. It includes W. Good Hope W. Good Hope W. Good Hope changes that were part of phases one 43rd N. N. Green Bay MCTS Administration Building Noyes Park Aurora 1942 N. 17th Street, Milwaukee, WI 53205 and two of MCTS NEXT. A new version of B Health Center Green Tree this map will be published in Fall 2021. Cardinal MCTS Fond Du Lac Station W. Fond du Lac Kletzsch Stritch 3343 W Fond Du Lac Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53210 Hwy 145 91st N. Park University Este mapa está en vigor el 6 de junio de MCTS Kinnickinnic Station 1710 S Kinnickinnic Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53204 2021 hasta el 28 de agosto de 2021. 68 Eso incluye cambios que formaban parte W. Mill 6400 W. Mill B 30 GLENDALE All MCTS buses are wheelchair accessible de fases uno y dos de MCTS NEXT. Una Todos los autobuses de MCTS son accesibles Bender para sillas de ruedas nueva versión de este mapa será Havenwoods publicado en otoño de 2021. 64th N. N. 76th N. State Multi-Modal Connections Forest Florist Bublr Bike Station* 80 OZAUKEE COUNTY EXPRESS Bayshore 5600 HOP The Hop MKE | Milwaukee Streetcar* W. Silver Spring W. Silver Spring P Silver Spring Rd. N. Marlborough Connects with Waukesha Metro bus service N. 35th N. N. 91st N. Conexión con el servicio de autobús de McGovern Park Waukesha Metro Saukville W. Appleton Hwy 33 W. Silver Spring Dr. Lovers N. Senior Center Ozaukee County Shared Ride Taxi Pick-Up Walmart 107th N. Lane To Location available at Schroeder & Green Bay W. Villard Downtown and the Brown Deer Park and Ride Lot Port Washington Port 58 58 (call 262-238-8294) Timmerman 60th N. N. Washington N. Port Hwy V/ 32 Field 19 *Disclaimer: MCTS does not operate this service. Grafton Commons/ Lincoln Costco/ Kohls Hwy 60 4800 Please visit BublrBikes.org and TheHopMKE.com N. 32nd N. Park for more information. W. Hampton W. Hampton E. Hampton *Descargo de responsabilidad: MCTS no opera Cedarburg 11 11 N. Hopkins P N. 92nd N. N. 124th N. este servicio. Visite bublrbikes.org y TheHopM- Hwy C Park-Ride Sherman N. KE.com para obtener más información. N. Green Bay WHITEFISH St. Mary’s N. Teutonia Oakland N. N. Wilson Hospital W. Congress BAY B Fond du Lac-National Mequon 34 B W. Fond du Lac 4000 Wisconsin Avenue - UWM Midtown 30 Center 68 SHOREWOOD Bayshore - Airport N. 128th N. W. Capitol E. Capitol To Downtown W. Appleton Feerick W. Atkinson 80 27th Street Fratney 34 Vienna Richards James Mayfair N. Capitol Drive N. 124th N. N Hopkins Currie W. Keefe Humboldt N. N. 76th N. 15 OZAUKEE COUNTY EXPRESS (DOWNTOWN) Park W. Keefe Holton N. UWM 12 Hampton Avenue B P (University of Wisconsin - Teutonia - Avenue Walnut Mayfair 19 Milwaukee) Collection W. Burleigh 81 W. Burleigh See details below Humboldt - Forest Home Bremen N. 92nd N. Vea los detalles a Sherman Clinton Holton - Kinnickinnic Cherry Mount Chambers continuación Schlitz Park Rose Senior Locust Dr. M.L.K Drive - S. 13th Mary Locust Center Fond du Lac 34 20 Vliet College Lake S. 20th Street MLK FDL Oakland Ogden 30 W. Center STATION Maryland Park North Avenue Downer McKinley W. Fond du Lac 8th N. Knapp 35th N. Knapp 7th N. Dr. M.L.K Drive Dr. N. 60th N. Center Street - N. 92nd Water W. Lisbon Juneau Juneau Mayfair 12 108th Street Milwaukee 2300 Van Buren 30 Fiserv Forum Broadway Jackson Old World Old World 3rd Vel R. Phillips R. Vel Cass W. North E. North Sherman - Wisconsin 10th 9th Milwaukee Area 6th MSOE Technical State - Highland College State 27th N. Red 12th N. Vliet - S. 84th Marcus Arrow MSOE WAUWATOSA 15 Kilbourn Wauwatosa Milwaukee UWM Center Park Milwaukee Civic Theatre Panther 124th N. N. Lake 34 N. 6th - Hopkins - Congress County Center Arena Cathedral Prospect 80 N. Oakland N. 40th N. 19 Courthouse Plaza Theater City Square Washington MCTS E. Brady N. Farwell Hall Wells 35th Street Milwaukee District Milwaukee Park W. Walnut ADMIN Public State Wisconsin College Avenue Flyer (Northeast Lot) Museum Mason 17th N. Offices Center 6th N. Central Northwestern Senior Center Library Mutual Highland W. Wisconsin W. Vliet 1200 Holt - College UBUS (Southwest Lot) US Bank UWM Innovation The Avenue Center 81 Ogden Hales Corners Flyer Michigan Michigan P To Campus W. Watertown Plank Downtown W. State W. Highland N. Prospect State Fair Park Flyer S. 68th S. Fair Park - Hales Corners UBUS Milwaukee ELM Reg. Med. Center Loomis Flyer Glenview W. Wisconsin DOWNTOWN South Shore Flyer BROOKFIELD GROVE Milwaukee Co. W. Wisconsin 30 Research Park Hawley Brown Deer - Bayshore Flyer W. Bluemound Local and Flyer Routes Executive W. Bluemound See details below Brown Deer UBUS Brookfield Vea los detalles a continuación Oklahoma Avenue Square Milwaukee P Waukesha Metro Route 1 16th S. O’Connor Clement - Pennsylvania Information: 262-524-3636 County Zoo To American Family 2nd S. S. Curtis UWM Lincoln Avenue waukeshametro.org Kearney Field S. 92nd S. Mitchell Park S. 70th S. Mitchell - Burnham Domes To Wood Layton Avenue Downtown West MATC Veterans W. National B Greenfield Avenue S. 1st S. P Center 6th S. Cesar Chavez Walnut - Appleton W. Washington State 20 1400 Fair Park B 58 Villard Avenue W. Greenfield W. Greenfield Burleigh Street S. 116th S. S. 124th S. S. 108th S. Lapham Silver Spring Drive 19 81 W. Mitchell S. 60th Street WEST W. Burnham 11th S. N. 76th - S. 84th To KK STATION S. 35th S. 68 S. 16th S. S. 27th S. S. 84th S. Amazon Port Washington Rd. S. 76th S. S. 68th S. ALLIS 60th S. Oak Creek N. 60th - S. 70th Greenfield W. National 2300 Park 80 Menomonee Falls Flyer W. Lincoln W. Lincoln E. Lincoln Bay St. 80 6th Street 81 Amazon - Oak Creek S. 6th S. S. Chase 88 Brown Deer Road 15 Jackson House of Correction W. Wind Lake Park Howell S. Ozaukee County Express UMOS RR1 - RR3 Ronald Reagan* To 3100 W. Oklahoma W. Oklahoma Downtown E. Oklahoma *For maps of these routes please refer to the special route guide (schedule). S. Clement S. S. 108th S. S. 20th S. S. 13th S. To S. Lake Para ver los mapas de estas rutas consulte Alverno Downtown la gua de rutas (cronograma) College & UWM E. Holt W. Morgan P S. Kinnickinnic © Copyright Milwaukee County 2021 Subject to change without notice. S. 68th S. Sujeto a cambios sin previo aviso. W. Forest Home 20 19 80 DOWNTOWN FLYER ROUTING 92nd S. S. 84th S. S. 76th S. P Wilson Wilson E. Howard Park Senior Park Portion of flyer routes shown is where riders will find bus stops approximately 60th S. Center 13th S. every three blocks. Routing info and from Downtown is subject to change To 6th S. ST. FRANCIS UWM Lipton S. without notice. Howell S. 15 W. Loomis 27th S. S. Whitnall Ruta para pasajeros que Viajan al centro de la ciudad: la parte de las rutas para pasajeros que se muestra es dónde éstos podrán encontrar las paradas de autobuses, Brust S. E. Armour 4700 To Meijer P To aproximadamente cada tres cuadras. La ruta dentro y desde el centra de la ciudad está Downtown 84 South W. Layton Downtown W. Layton E. Layton E. Plankinton sujeta a cambios sin previo aviso. S. 74th S. S. 68th S. S. Pennsylvania S. P Lake S. S. 108th S. GREENFIELD State W. Edgerton Packard S. AM ROUTE To RUTA AM 9th Downtown Southridge PM ROUTE Milwaukee Mitchell Warnimont LA RUTA PM HALES International Airport CUDAHY Park Wells W. Grange P Wisconsin Wisconsin CORNERS To Cass Downtown 15 10th & UWM 8th Northway 80 W. Ramsey S. 27th S. GREENDALE 35th S. Kelly Senior Center 20 P W. College E. College W. College P 19 Grobschmidt MATC 15th Park Zellman South Howell S. Campus Walmart Chicago AM ROUTE PM ROUTE FRANKLIN RUTA AM LA RUTA PM Grant 17th 16th Park 7100 W. Rawson W. Rawson E. Rawson P Only Weekday Wisconsin 10th SOUTH 6th Wisconsin Cass Weekend Only Weekend Michigan Michigan MILWAUKEE Falk Madison Park Northwestern Marquette Mutual IKEA 80 15 Drexel 7900 5th Drexel 15th Chicago Drexel Town Howell S. 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